Lets Move Indonesia
As the leading agency in Bali with decades of combined visa experience across Indonesia , we really are the experts in ensuring your visa application is dealt with smoothly and efficiently from start to finish.
If you need a visa to live, work or travel Bali, then welcome to Lets Move Indonesia!
With 3 offices across Seminyak, Sanur and Canggu, paired with an expert team with the most cost-effective prices of all national agencies, it’s no wonder why we help more people with their visas than anyone else.
We offer a variety of visas to suit every purpose, so whatever you need, we’ve got you covered!
Ethical values and transparent pricing are just some of the reasons we are the leading visa agency in Bali.
As of 2024, a new tourism levy has been introduced for international visitors travelling to Bali, aimed at supporting sustainable tourism and preserving the island’s cultural and natural heritage.
This regulation applies whether you are visiting on a new visa such as the tourist visa, Visa on Arrival (VoA), or even as part of a multiple-entry visa arrangement. The tourism levy is separate from visa fees and is applicable per entry. The Bali Provincial Government encourages travellers to pay the levy in advance online for a smoother entry process.
Bali visa requirements vary dramatically depending on the type of visa you are applying for. If you are entering Indonesia upon arrival, using a Visa on Arrival is an option, for example, the requirements are far simpler than if you are applying for a Working KITAS.
Some requirements may include providing bank account details, others may require proof of international flights, others may require company documentation. Either way, if you need advice about immigration regulations or you want to get your visa approved by Bali’s premiere visa service provider, contact the Lets Move Indonesia and we are happy to provide free advice.
Single Entry Tourist Visa
Planning a long vacation in Bali? Then the Single Entry Tourist Visa is the one for you!
Price starts from
IDR 3,2 Million
5–10 Working days
Visa on Arrival Extension
30 days is never enough to see all of Bali! Get your Visa on Arrival extension here!
Price starts from
IDR 1 Million
1-4 Working days
Have a business in Indonesia? Then get a 2-year Visa with the Investor KITAS!
Price starts from
5 - 10 Working days
There are multiple Bali visa options and the processes vary depending on the type of visa being applied for.
All visa types can be applied for both onshore (within Indonesia) and offshore (outside Indonesia). Visa processes offshore are generally easier and quicker than onshore and we recommend offshore applications wherever possible. Foreign nationals can apply for Bali visas via Lets Move Indonesia – Bali’s most trusted visa agency.
For those interested in staying in Indonesia while working outside the country, Indonesian Immigration offers an ideal Digital Nomad Visa. Visa index E33G, also called the Remote Worker Visa, grants a year temporary stay in Indonesia, facilitating remote workers to enter Indonesia and stay while working for companies based outside the country.
This visa is perfect for experienced slow-living digital nomads who want to find a new location or prolong their current stay without impacting their work.
Start your journey in Indonesia hassle-free with Lets Move Indonesia’s Visa and Market Entry Solutions. Chat with our consultants for more information.
A Single Entry Visitor Visa is suitable for those who plan to visit Indonesia for tourism, social, or business purposes and intend to stay longer than what is allowed under the Visa on Arrival scheme. You must apply for this visa before arrival in Indonesia through an online system or an Indonesian embassy/consulate.
To apply, you’ll need a valid passport or travel document, such as:
This visa allows for an initial stay of up to 60 days and can be extended up to 2 times, with each extension granting an additional 60 days, with a total stay of up to 180 days. It is ideal for longer visits without the hassle of exiting and re-entering the country.
Indonesia offers a convenient VoA option for eligible passport holders traveling for tourism, business, or family visits. Upon arrival at the airport, travelers can pay directly upon arrival at the immigration counter.
To qualify, you must prepare the following document:
The VoA permits an initial stay of up to 30 days and can be extended once, allowing you to extend your stay up to an additional 30 days, for a maximum stay of 60 days.
You must leave Indonesia before the visa expires unless you’ve extended it legally through the proper immigration channels.
Indonesia offers Visa on Arrival (VOA) and e-Visa on Arrival (e-VOA) to citizens of many countries for tourism or business purposes. Eligible countries for VoA and VoA extension are subject to changes, and will be updated accordingly by the Official Immigration authorities.
Presently, 97 nationalities may enter Indonesia using the VoA.
To access the full list of countries that cal Apply for VoA in Indonesia, please refer to the complete guide below:
Travelers from selected countries may travel to Indonesia, including Bali, without a visa under a visa exemption arrangement established by the Indonesian government.
This policy primarily applies to nationals of ASEAN member states, such as Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar.
This scheme allows them to enter Indonesia for tourism, family visits, or other short-term stays for up to 30 days without needing a visa. The visa exemption is non-extendable and cannot be converted into another type of stay permit. Always check the updates through Indonesian Embassy in your home country or consult your inquiry conveniently through Lets Move Indonesia.
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Beware of potential fraud – Get your Bali visa with the help of the trusted Immigration Consultant, like Lets Move Indonesia.
In recent years, the amount of unlicensed visa agencies has increased and now there are hundreds of independent agents offering visa services illegally. Many of these “agents” don’t have offices, licences or the ability to process your visa professionally. Therefore, to avoid scams and illegitimate agents, contact Lets Move Indonesia for all your Bali visa needs.
Lets Move Indonesia is Indonesia’s Most Trusted Visa & Legal Agency, headquartered in Jakarta. We have 4 offices across Jakarta and Bali and are the only agency in Bali awarded the title “Best Visa & Business Consultancy in Indonesia” by the National Awards Foundation for our tireless dedication to promoting ethical values and our dedication to making Indonesia a safer place to travel and do business.
Since 2016 Lets Move Indonesia has helped tens of thousands of people with their visa, legal and real estate needs. With a team of nearly 50 professional experts stretching across 4 offices – 1 in Jakarta and 3 in Bali, Lets Move Indonesia is the leading Bali Visa Agency.
As the first Bali visa agent to transparently advertise prices, Lets Move Indonesia is well-known for being the most ethical and transparent agency on the island and is single-handedly responsible for improving expatriate services across the country.
Recently awarded the title Most Trusted Visa & Legal Agency, Lets Move Indonesia is undoubtedly the most progressive and forward-thinking agency in the country.
For more inquiries about Indonesia Visa processes or Legal Compliance, kindly contact us here.
A Visa Sponsorship letter suggests that your visa application obtain a recommendation from a local entity. A sponsor can be a local individual or company depending on the purpose of your visa application. If you wish to make a visa and require a sponsor, Lets Move Indonesia got you covered. Contact us for more information.
Also known as Kartu Izin Tinggal Terbatas, KITAS refers to a residence permit card for a temporary or limited stay in Indonesia to work, retire and live in Indonesia.
Initially, you can obtain a tourist visa from the Immigration office. However, to cut the hassle and save you time and money, we suggest you apply through Lets Move Indonesia.
To get a working visa, you must first have a sponsorship letter from a local business you’re working on. To save the hassle, Lets Move Indonesia can also be your sponsor for many types of visa applications. You can contact us for a free consultation.
To apply for a work permit, you must provide the requirements below:
1. Curriculum Vitae
2. Certificates of degree graduated / Academic background
3. Passport
4. Digital recent photograph
5. Details of the address in Indonesia.
6. Current KITAS/ KITAP
7. Sponsorship Letter, etc.
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