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Introduced in September 2023, the Indonesian Single Entry Performer Visa allows a streamlined entry process for international artists and performers. This visa supports international artists eager to share their talents with Indonesian audiences and enhance their creative careers.
Typically used for Musicians and their crews, this visa caters specifically to those seeking to participate in music concerts, art exhibitions, or other cultural events within Indonesia.
The Visa Performer C7 offers a range of benefits for foreign performing arts professionals seeking to work in Indonesia. Here are some key advantages:
The Visa allows you to work legally in Indonesia as a guest stars, crews, or participation in various international events in Indonesia, providing peace of mind and avoiding potential immigration issues.
The Performer Visa is intended to cater to a specific project period within 30 days, making it ideal for both short-term engagements.
You CANNOT extend your C7 visa.
C7 Visa (Under the index of C7B) allows you to bring foreign crew members to Indonesia to support your work.
Compared to other types of work visas, the application process for the Visa Performer C7 is generally considered more straightforward and efficient.
Sponsorship from a reputable Indonesian entertainment company can facilitate the visa application process.
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.)
The C7A Visa Indonesia, also known as a 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.
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.
This visa is designed specifically for musicians and lead performers. It allows them to enter Indonesia for authorised music and entertainment events, such as solo concerts or festivals.
Ed Sheeran’s massive concert in Indonesia on March 2nd, 2024, reportedly used the new Visa Performer C7A card.
As the artist invited to Indonesia, Ed Sheeran was allowed to conduct a concert in Indonesia and do other activities in Indonesia under the sponsorship of Indonesian entertainment company, PK Entertainment.
The C7A Music Performer Visa allows musicians to perform in Indonesia and stay for 60 days – with the possibility of being extended two times.
The Performer Visa is designed for a 30 days of stay in Indonesia, and is non-extendable
This visa is intended for 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.
The C7B Music Performer’s Crew Visa provides individuals working behind the scenes a support for visiting along the music performers. This visa ensures a smooth entry and stays for crew members crucial to a successful musical production.
This visa caters to a range of professionals essential for a musician’s performance, including:
This Visa allows you to stay in Indonesia for a period of 30 days, with no possibility of visa extension.
For a more convenient and efficient visa application process, you can also consider engaging the services of a visa agent in Indonesia. By utilising the professional consultants’ expertise and streamlined procedures, you can significantly reduce the time and effort involved in securing a Music Performer Visa.
Lets Move Indonesia is a reputable agency that handles assistance for foreign nationals with their visa needs, including Performer Visas. By entrusting your application to us, you can benefit from their expertise and experience in navigating the Indonesian immigration system.
We’ll provide you with the most recent visa information, manage the paperwork, collect all necessary documents, and walk you through each step, making the process easier and less stressful for you.
For Performer (C7A) | For Crews (C7B) |
Passport valid for at least 12 (twelve) months | Passport valid for at least 12 (twelve) months |
Personal bank statement with minimum amount USD $2000 or equivalent the last 3 months period | Personal bank statement with minimum amount USD $2000 or equivalent the last 3 months period |
Latest color photograph with red or white background size 4X6 | Latest color photograph with red or white background size 4X6 |
Address in Indonesia | Address in Indonesia |
The Performer cooperation contract with the event organizer | The Performer cooperation contract with the event organizer |
There are certain differences that distinct Music Performer Visa and the Impresario Visa (ITAS):
No, the C7 Visa cannot be extended.
No. Visa C7 can only be used for activities listed on the visa, which is as a music performer.
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