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Music Performer Visa - Who is it for and what are the benefits?
Introduced in September 2023, the Indonesian Music Performer Visa provides a streamlined entry process for international artists and performers. This visa is a valuable tool for international artists eager to share their talents with Indonesian audiences and enhance their creative careers.
Music Performer visa caters specifically to those seeking to participate in music concerts, art exhibitions, or other cultural events within Indonesia.
Key Benefits:
The Visa Performer C7 offers a range of benefits for foreign performing arts professionals seeking to work in Indonesia. Here are some key advantages:
Legal Work Permit
The Visa Performer C7 allows you to work legally in Indonesia, providing peace of mind and avoiding potential immigration issues.
Flexible Validity
The Visa Performer C7 can be issued for the duration of a specific project, making it ideal for both short-term and medium-term engagements.
Potential for Extension
Visa extensions are possible, subject to project duration and approval from the Indonesian sponsor.
Bringing Crew
C7 Visa (Under the index of C7B) allows you to bring foreign crew members to Indonesia to support your work.
Streamlined Process
Compared to other types of work visas, the application process for the Visa Performer C7 is generally considered more straightforward and efficient.
Sponsor Support
Sponsorship from a reputable Indonesian entertainment company can facilitate the visa application process.
Types of Music Performer Visas in Indonesia
There are three categories of Music Performer Visas in Indonesia (C7, C7A, and C7B). The specific visa type you require depends on your role within the performance (artist, crew member, etc.)
C7A Visa (Music Performers)
This visa is designed specifically for musicians and lead performers. It allows them to enter Indonesia for authorized music and entertainment events, such as solo concerts or festivals.
C7B Visa (Music Performers' Crews)
This visa caters to supporting crew members who are essential to the performance, such as sound technicians, lighting technicians, and stage managers. It allows them to enter Indonesia to assist the lead performers in their artistic endeavours.
What is a C7A Visa and who can benefit from it?
The C7A Visa Indonesia, also known as a Music Performer Visa, is a special visa designed to facilitate the entry and stay of foreign artists and their crews for performing arts activities in the country.
Who can benefit from a C7A Visa?
Individual performers such as musicians, singers, dancers, and other artists are part of a performance may use this visa to enter and stay in Indonesia.
How long can we enter Indonesia with a C7A Visa?
The Music and Art Visa grants holders entry and residency in Indonesia for a period of 60 days, with the possibility of an extension.
C7B Music Performer’s Crew Visa - What is it and who can benefit from it?
The C7B Music Performer’s Crew Visa in Indonesia is specifically designed for individuals working behind the scenes in support of visiting music performers. This visa ensures a smooth entry and stays for crew members crucial to a successful musical production.
Who can benefit from a C7B Music Performer's Crew Visa?
This visa caters to a range of professionals essential for a musician’s performance, including:
- Tour managers and road crew: This encompasses individuals responsible for logistics, equipment handling, and overall tour coordination.
- Sound engineers and technicians: These professionals ensure flawless sound quality and technical operation during the performance.
- Lighting technicians and stagehands: This crew manages stage lighting, special effects, and set changes for a captivating visual experience.
- Backup musicians and vocalists: Depending on the music genre and performance style, additional musicians or vocalists may require this visa to support the main artist.
- Security personnel and personal assistants: Security personnel ensure the artist’s safety, while personal assistants provide logistical and administrative support.
How long can we enter Indonesia with a C7B Visa?
The Music and Art Visa grants holders entry and residency in Indonesia for a period of 60 days, with the possibility of an extension.
Steps to Apply for a Music Performer Visa & Music Performers’ Crew Visa
- Provide all of the requirements
- Ensure the validity of the sponsorship
- Apply the immigration system through evisa.imigrasi.co.id
- Single entry tourist visa is approved by the Immigration
- The visa is used to enter Indonesia
- Upon arrival to Indonesia, the foreigner will get a 60-day stay permit and it’s extendable 2 times (each extension will get a 60-day additional stay permit)
Requirements to Apply for the Music Performer Visa
For Performer (C7A) | For Crews (C7B) |
Scan colour passport valid for at least 6 months. | Scan colour passport valid for at least 6 months |
Personal bank statement with a minimum amount of USD 2,000 or equivalent for the last 3 months period (including name, date of period and balance account) | Personal bank statement with a minimum amount of USD 2,000 or equivalent for the last 3 months period (including name, date of period and balance account) |
Latest colour photographs with red background | Latest colour photographs with red background |
The Performer cooperation contract with the event organizer | The Performer cooperation contract with the event organizer |
Common Questions About the Music Performer Visa
What are the differences Between Visa Music Performer (C7) and Impressario Visa (ITAS)?
There are certain differences that distinct Music Performer Visa and the Impressario Visa (ITAS):
Visa Music Performer (C7):
- A short-term visa for foreign nationals (WNA) who wish to perform based on a show schedule or invitation from an organizer in Indonesia.
- Can be used for commercial or non-commercial performances.
- Valid for 60 days and can be extended twice (60 days per extension).
Impressario Visa (ITAS):
- A temporary stay permit for 6 months for WNA who are contracted and receive a salary as foreign workers (TKA) with a position as a performer.
- Must be exclusively contracted by a company in Indonesia.
Can Visa C7 be Extended?
Yes, Visa C7 can be extended twice, each for 60 days.
Can Visa C7 be Used for Activities Other Than On-Stage Performances (e.g., Reality Shows or TV Interviews)?
No. Visa C7 can only be used for activities listed on the visa, which is as a music performer.
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