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Multiple Entry Tourist Visa Indonesia D1

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Planning an extended holiday or frequent trips to Indonesia? The Multiple Entry Tourist Visa (Index D1) offers a convenient solution for those seeking flexibility and extended stays.

Multiple Entry Tourist Visa – Who is it for and what are the benefits

The Multiple Entry Tourist Visa (Index D1) is designed for leisure travellers who wish to visit Indonesia multiple times within a specific period. It allows for an initial stay of 60 days, with the option to extend twice, each time for an additional 60 days, allowing for a total stay of up to 180 days per visit. After 180 days, you must leave Indonesia but can re-enter using the same visa (provided it is still valid). This visa is ideal for:

  • Extended holidays exploring various parts of Indonesia.
  • Frequent visits to see friends and family.
  • Attending short-term events like conferences or exhibitions as a visitor.

Length of Stay

A Multiple Entry Tourist Visa allows stays of 60 days per visit, extendable twice (60 days per extension), and comes in 1-year and 2-year options. You must arrive in Indonesia within 90 days after receiving your visa.

What You Can and Cannot Do

Permitted Activities:

  • Tourism and leisure activities.
  • Visiting friends and family.
  • Attending meetings, incentives, conventions, and exhibitions (as a visitor, not as a participant or speaker).
  • Entering and exiting Indonesia multiple times within the visa’s validity.

Prohibited Activities:

  • Engaging in any form of paid work or employment in Indonesia.
  • Overstaying beyond the visa’s validity period.

Steps to Get Your Multiple Entry Tourist Visa (D1):

  • Application letter

  • Scanned color copy of foreigner’s passport with minimum 12 months validity of passport

  • Personal bank statement with minimum USD 2000 or equivalent for the last 3 months. 

  • Recent coloured photograph

  • Address in Indonesia 

  • Curriculum Vitae 

  • Travel Itinerary 

  • Others document if required

Document Requirements

To apply for the Multiple Entry Tourist Visa (Index D1), you will typically need the following documents:

  • Passport valid for at least six (6) months from the intended date of entry into Indonesia.
  • Recent Colour Photograph with passport-sized.
  • A personal bank statement showing a minimum balance equivalent to USD $2,000 (or IDR 20,000,000 which is approximately USD 1,500 based on current exchange rates). The statement must cover the last three (3) months and clearly display your name, the date, and the account balance. If sponsored by a company, a bank statement from the sponsor company is required.

How to Obtain the Multiple Entry Tourist Visa (Index D1):

The application process can vary depending on your nationality and where you are applying from. It is generally recommended to apply through an authorised visa agency or directly at an Indonesian Immigration website. Using a reputable agency like Lets Move Indonesia can streamline the process and ensure all requirements are met.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

Can I live in Indonesia with this visa?

No. This visa is designed for short-term visits and tourism purposes. It is not intended for permanent residency or long-term living. Working in Indonesia on this visa is strictly prohibited and can result in deportation.

I do not have a sponsor, can one be provided?

Some visa agencies, like Let’s Move Indonesia, can act as your sponsor, eliminating the need for you to find a local sponsor. This can be particularly helpful for those who are traveling independently.

Are there any additional costs involved apart from your fee?

Visa agency fees typically cover processing and assistance. However, they generally exclude mandatory government fees (PNBP), flights, travel insurance, and other travel-related expenses. Prices are inclusive of Service Fee & Government Fee. Prices also exclude DPKK process.

How long does this visa take to process?

The processing time for the Multiple Entry Tourist Visa (Index D1) typically takes between 7 to 14 working days.

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