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Single Entry Social Visa (Index C6)
Following the regulation enhancements, we seek to improve our service to cater to the best support for your journey to Indonesia. Lets Move Indonesia proudly presents the Single Entry Social Visa Services, a comprehensive guide to your seamless gateway of reconnecting with loved ones in Indonesia for an enriching and memorable visit.
The Single Entry Social Visa Indonesia - What is it and Who is it for?
The Single Entry Social Visa (Index C6) is a purposeful evolution from the traditional Single Entry Tourist Visa, designed to cater to a broader spectrum of activities beyond conventional tourism. This visa category allows individuals to engage in various social activities, including visiting family or friends and tourism activities. With extended stay options, it serves as an ideal solution for those seeking a flexible and versatile visa experience in Indonesia.
Additional points of interest why this visa is so popular:
Accessing Indonesia for certain nationalities is not universally granted through the Visa on Arrival Scheme, which currently extends to only 97 specific nationalities. If your nationality falls outside this list, entry is restricted. However, the Single Entry Social Visa provides an alternative avenue for those not covered by the Visa on Arrival.
To determine if your country qualifies for the Visa on Arrival, refer to our comprehensive guide: “Indonesia Visa on Arrival VOA 2026: Everything You Need to Know”
The Single Entry Social Visa can also resolve an additional concern—the government’s restriction on onshore visa applications for foreigners through the Visa on Arrival. Consequently, individuals intending to pursue a KITAS (Temporary Stay Permit) or any other visa category must initiate their entry into Indonesia with a valid visa.
How to Process a Single Entry Social Visa with Lets Move Indonesia?
As a registered local company in Indonesia, Lets Move Indonesia is authorized to issue sponsorship letters for social and cultural visas.
After you request us for a sponsorship letter, Lets Move Indonesia will act as your sponsor and process the application on your behalf. After ensuring the process is complete, you may enter the country and stay for 60 days. The extension will grant a maximum validity of 180 days combined.
As a trusted visa agent in Indonesia, Lets Move Indonesia can handle your visa application or extension according to the latest regulations. We will act on your behalf and take care of the extension process for you. Learn more about the Single Entry Visa Extension here: Single Entry Visa Extension from Lets Move Indonesia.
Note: As the name suggests, this visa is a Single Entry Visa, therefore if you leave the country the visa will no longer be valid and you will have to apply for another one or enter Indonesia using a different visa type.
Who Can Benefit from Single Entry Social Visa Indonesia?
The Single Entry Social Visa (Index C6) purposefully broadens the scope of the typical Single Entry Tourist Visa to include activities beyond standard tourism.
With this visa, you can participate in many social activities in Indonesia, such as attending social events, doing humanitarian work, and volunteering.
Why Get Your Single Entry Social Visa with Lets Move Indonesia?
Choosing Lets Move Indonesia for your Single Entry Social Visa comes with the added benefit of a sponsored application. Our commitment to making your journey seamless includes sponsorships, streamlining the process, and providing added value to your visa application experience. We take pride in our team of seasoned professionals with extensive experience in immigration services. Our experts provide personalized guidance throughout the application process, ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and compliance with regulatory requirements.
We understand each client’s unique needs and tailor our services to ensure a personalized and satisfactory experience. Contact us now and see how we can help you.
Steps to Get Your Single Entry Social 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)
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I extend my stay in Indonesia beyond 180 days?
If you wish to stay in Indonesia for longer than 180 days, you have several options. You may apply for a new visa, or if your purpose of visit has changed, you may explore different visa categories that better suit your needs. Our team would be happy to provide a complimentary consultation to discuss your options and assist you with the process.
I thought visa extensions were granted every 30 days. Has this changed?
You’re correct that visa extensions were previously granted every 30 days. However, the Indonesian Immigration Authorities revised this policy in 2022. Extensions are now typically granted for 60 days. This change aims to streamline immigration processes, reduce congestion at immigration offices, and simplify procedures for applicants.
Can I use the Single Entry Social Visa for business meetings in Indonesia?
While the Single Entry Social Visa allows for various activities, we recommend utilizing a Business Visa for any business-related purposes in Indonesia. This ensures compliance with immigration regulations and provides a more appropriate visa status for your visit. Depending on your travel frequency, you can choose between a Single Entry Business Visa or a Multiple Entry Business Visa.
Why shouldn't I just opt for a Visa on Arrival and exit the country every 60 days to renew it?
While this approach is possible for eligible nationalities, it can be less efficient and potentially more costly in the long run. Frequent visa extensions or exits and re-entries every 60 days can lead to higher cumulative expenses and require more time for travel and administrative processes. Additionally, repeated short-term stays might raise questions from immigration officials and could potentially affect your eligibility for certain visa types within Indonesia.
Are there any additional fees associated with the Single Entry Social Visa?
Yes, there is an additional fee of IDR 2,000,000 payable directly to the Indonesian Immigration Authorities. Please note that this fee is separate from our service charges, which cover our professional assistance in guiding you through the visa application process.
Why choose Lets Move Indonesia for a Single Entry Social Visa?
Established in 2016, Lets Move Indonesia is a longstanding and legally recognized entity, that provides assurance and stability.
With offices in Kuningan Jakarta, Sanur Bali, Seminyak Bali, and Canggu Bali, we offer convenient walk-in facilities, ensuring accessibility for our clients.
Recognized as the market-leading agency in Indonesia and consecutively awarded Best Agency in 2021 and 2022, Lets Move Indonesia stands as the Most Trusted Agency in the country.
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Application Requirements
Passport valid for at least 6 (six) months (for holders of travel documents other than passports such as emergency passports, documents of identity, etc. must be valid for 12 months)
Personal bank statement with minimum amount USD $2000 or equivalent the last 3 months period (including name, date of period, and balance account)
Latest coloured photograph
Proof of sponsorship from the sponsor
Travel itinerary in Indonesia
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