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Single Entry Visa Extensions – Who is it for and what are the benefits
If you have hold a valid Single Entry Visa, either tourist of business and plan to stay in Indonesia for longer than your initial 60 days permitted, you will need to extend your visa. The Single Entry Visa Extension should be submitted by your sponsor and a representative of the sponsor should process the extension.
To summarise how it works, the Single Entry Visa allows 60 days validity upon entering Indonesia, it can be extended 2 times, each time providing a further 60 days. Therefore, with 2 extensions the maximum validity of the visa is 180 days.
The process is quite simple using LetsMoveIndonesia, just contact us when you have 2 weeks left on your visa and we can either send one of our couriers to collect it from you (if you are in close vicinity to any of our 4 offices) or feel free to hand it to our team yourself.
Once received we will take your passport to immigration on your behalf and within a few days immigration will confirm a time whereby you will need to join us at immigration for a biometric sessions. After that, we will wait for immigration to do their thing, usually a few more days and then we will collect your passport. You can either collect it from a LetsMoveIndonesia office of your choosing or our couriers can deliver it to you, once again vicinity allowing.
Steps to Get your Single Entry Visa Extension
- Drop original passport to our office or request courier service
- Submit extension to local immigration office
- Biometric and fingerprint at immigration office
- Passport will be ready for collection or delivery
Common Questions
Where do I go for the biometric session?
This will depend on where you are staying in Indonesia, each immigration office has its own coverage area.
How long before the process should I provide my passport to Lets Move Indonesia?
We would suggest 2 weeks. The process generally should run quite smooth; however, Indonesia is renowned for public holidays, especially in Bali, so there are times where processes take significantly longer. Either way, 2 weeks is plenty of time.
I applied before and the visa extensions were only 30 days?
Up until 2022, visa extensions were only 30 days; however, immigration authorities changed this to 60-day increments to decrease visitations to immigration offices. They also increased government fees from 500,000 IDR to 1,500,000 IDR at the same time.
Which areas does LetsMoveIndonesia do courier service?
We cover areas in close proximity to our offices. We have offices in Kuningan Jakarta, Sanur Bali, Seminyak Bali and Canggu Bali.
Will someone assist me at the immigration office?
Yes, we will send a representative to meet you there.
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Document Requirements
- Original application letter of Passport Mutation
- Original Letter of Authorization (Surat Kuasa)
- Coloured copy of ID card (KTP) sponsor
- Original passport
- Limited stay Permit (ITK Online)
- Personal bank statement with minimum USD 2000 or equivalent (latest 3 months)
- Other documents if required
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