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Multiple Entry Pre-Investment Visa is applicable to foreigners who carry out activities to start a business, including field surveys and/or feasibility studies (multiple entry visa).
This visa has 2 types of validity periods; 1 year and 2 years of stay and extendable with 180 days of stay permit per visit within a year for as long as the visa is still valid.
Upon receiving your e-visa via email, you have a 90-day window to enter Indonesia from the specified release date. To ensure a smooth and timely visa application process, it’s highly recommended to double-check your flight details and submit your application at least one month before your intended travel date.
The Multiple Entry Pre-Investment Visa Indonesia has two types of validity periods: 1 year and 2 years. Both types of visas are extendable with 180 days of stay permit per visit within a year for as long as the visa is still valid.
The Multiple Entry Pre-Investment Visa Indonesia offers several benefits, including:
It’s crucial to remember that the Multiple Entry Pre-Investment Visa Indonesia is not intended for full-time employment or business operations. If you plan to engage in such activities, you should apply for the appropriate visa, such as the Business Visa or the Working KITAS.
The Multiple Entry Pre-Investment Visa is extendable for another six months (maximum one year per entry)
No, the Single Entry Pre-Investment Visa is specifically designed for pre-investment activities such as:
It is not intended for active business operations like selling goods or services, receiving payments, or setting up a company. If you intend to conduct business, you would need a different visa, such as a Business Visa.
Aside from the pre-investment activities mentioned above, you can also:
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