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B211A Tourist Visa For Bali: A Complete Guide

• Posted by Bali Legals
• On May 14, 2023
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The B211A tourist visa for Bali is a visa that allows you to stay in Bali for up to 60 days.

It is a multiple-entry visa, which means you can leave and enter Bali as many times as you want during the validity of the visa.

If you are planning to stay in Bali for more than 60 days, you will need to apply for a different visa. Read on to learn about the different types of visas available for Bali.

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Single Entry Visas (B211A) are back! Here’s everything you need to know!

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On the 13 th October an announcement was made by The Minister of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia Number M.HH-03.GR.01.05 Year 2021 advising Single Entry Visas (B211A) would be available again of for shore applications.

Please note that the free visit visa, commonly known as the visa on arrival is still not available, so if you are planning on visiting Indonesia for tourist activities, then the B211A visa is the one for you!

Additionally, as of 15th October, despite the announcement being made, Indonesian Immigration still has not made it possible to apply for this visa using the Immigration Application Portal. We do not know why authorities released the news this visa is available without applying it to their application portal. Additionally, we do not know right now when we will be able to submit applications – hopefully soon!

How the Single Entry Visa (B211A) visa works

The visa works much in the same way as the Single Entry Business Visa, in the fact when you arrive in Indonesia you are permitted a 60 day visit with the option to extend the visa again up to 4 times, each time providing a further 30 days. In total the maximum validity of the Single Entry Visa is 6 months.

This visa requires a sponsor, whether that be a company or an individual. We will list the requirements further below for both entities.

Please note, that if you chose to extend your visa after the initial 60 days, you sponsor must assist you.

Activities permitted with the Single Entry Visa (B211A):

• Visit family
• Social activities
• Arts & culture
• Duties of government
• Non commercial sports
• Comparative studies, short courses and short training
• Conduct business talks
• Make purchase of goods
• Give lectures and attend seminars
• Participate in international exhibitions
• Participate in meetings held with the head office or representative office
• Continue to travel on to other countries
• Join transportation means in Indonesia
• Visits for the development of the marina industry (yachters)
• Aid workers, medical and food support.

Important Notes & Common Questions

Can i work using this visa.

This visa does not allow you to work in Indonesia or earn any income. Failure to do so, could result in fines and deportation.

Using this visa, can I enter Jakarta?

Presently, this visa type is only allowed to enter 2 official international ports: Bali & Riau. Presently it would appear you cannot fly into Jakarta or Manado just yet.

Which nationalities can apply for this visa?

Not all nationalities can enter using this visa. On Friday 15th October, yet another announcement was made by SATGAS (Satuan Tugas Penanganan) advising of a list which includes 19 Countries that can apply for the tourist visa. Below is the official announcement and the list of countries:

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1. Saudi Arabia 2. United Arab Emirate 3. New Zealand 4. Kuwait 5. Bahrain 6. Qatar 7. China 8. India 9. Japan 10. South Korea 11. Liechtenstein 12. Italy 13. France 14. Portugal 15. Spain 16. Sweden 17. Poland 18. Hungary 19. Norway

Can I fly into any airport in Indonesia using this visa?

From the recent circular, they advised tourists using this visa could only fly into 2 international airports, Bali & Riau. Will this change? We assume so, but it depends on the authorities.

Is Bali or Riau actually accepting flights yet?

The airports do not seem to actually be officially open/receiving international flights yet. We do not know when they will actually receive flights.

Do I need to quarantine?

You are subject to quarantine yes. On the 13 th October another announcement was made reducing the number of quarantine days from 8 – 5. This is applicable to all nationalities, check out our article on this below:

Indonesia reduces quarantine to 5 days effective immediately!

Where can I quarantine?

Once again, no official list has been released for Bali or Riau although Bali airport did make a list recently; however, we cannot confirm if this is approved by the government and still credible. When the government actually releases full information we will update this article.

Can I apply now?

As of Friday 15 th October there is still no way to apply for this visa. Unfortunately, Indonesian authorities have a habit of releasing news and not implementing the actual protocols. When will this be ready? We do not know, lets hope soon.

I want to apply now and don’t want to wait/my nationality isn’t on the approved list, what can I do?

Apply for a Single Entry Business Visa. LetsMoveIndonesia was the first agency to sell this product at a reasonable price in Indonesia and since then has successfully assisted thousands of people obtain a visa to visit Indonesia.

What do I do if I do not have an individual sponsor?

If you do not have a sponsor a company can also sponsor this visa type.

How can I apply for one?

You can try to process the visa yourself, but it is quite challenging. Most people use LetsMoveIndonesia to assist them.

Requirements

Requirements for the single entry visa (sponsored by yourself/indonesian national).

Requirements for this visa have not been released yet as the application portal is not active. Additionally, we do not know yet whether at this time the visa can be sponsored by an individual.

Once we have further information, we will update this article.

Requirements for the Single Entry Visa (Sponsored by LetsMoveIndonesia)

Requirements for this visa have not been released yet as the application portal is not active. Additionally, we do not know yet whether at this time the visa can be sponsored by a business.

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Bali B211a Visa for Digital Nomads: 6 Months in Paradise

While we impatiently wait for Indonesia’s digital nomad visa , remote workers can still visit the country for 180 days with the Bali B211a visa . 

Traditionally, travelers and digital nomads who visited Bali would receive a visa on arrival (VOA) if their nationality was accepted. This visa allows tourists to stay in the country for 30 days and can be extended once. 

However, with the Bali B211a visa, travelers can automatically stay for 60 days with the option to renew the visa twice to stay for a total of six months. 

It’s important to note that the B211a visa is a single-entry visa. If you leave Indonesia during your stay, your visa is automatically terminated. 

The B211a visa is an e-visa, which means you must apply for it before traveling to Bali. It’s recommended to receive the visa even before you purchase your flights and accommodations. 

If you’re a digital nomad looking to experience the marvelous wonders of Bali, some of the best digital nomad cities in Asia , and hang out with other like-minded remote workers, you’ll want to keep reading about how to apply for the Bali B211a visa and extend your stay. 

What is the Bali B211a Visa?

Bali’s B211a visa is an excellent option for digital nomads looking to relocate to Indonesia for up to six months out of the year. Applicants may apply for this e-visa for both tourism and business purposes. 

Unlike the traditional visa on arrival, the B211a visa allows you to renew your stay twice to stay for a total of 180 days. 

The Bali B211a visa is also necessary for nationalities who are not eligible to receive the visa on arrival. There are currently 80 countri es accepted; the rest will require an e-visa.

As we wait for the official digital nomad visa to become available, this is the perfect way for digital nomads to spend half of their year in Bali and the other half traveling to other destinations. 

It’s important to note that if you end up staying (for whatever reason) for 183 days or longer, you will owe taxes to Indonesia. 

Do I Need a Tourist or Business Visa as a Digital Nomad?

There are two kinds of the Bali B211a visa available: tourism and business. 

As a digital nomad, you may be stuck choosing between the two since you’ll be working remotely while in Bali. 

To help you better understand, the business B211a visa is for those visiting Indonesia to perform business duties such as attending meetings and conferences or checking on investments in the country. 

If you are working remotely for a company located outside of Indonesia or have your own business established abroad, then you will apply for a tourist B211a visa. 

Only if you are actively pursuing business opportunities, such as investing or finding suppliers, will you need the business visa. 

Are There Nationality Restrictions for the B211a Visa?

Yes, there is a short list of nationalities who are not eligible to receive the B211a visa. 

These countries include Afghanistan, Guinea, Israel, Kamerun, Liberia, Nigeria, North Korea, Somalia, and Sri Lanka. 

Bali B211a Visa Requirements

To be eligible to apply for the Bali B211a visa, you must meet the following requirements:

• Valid Passport – Your passport must be valid for at least 12 months upon entering Indonesia if you plan to stay for 180 days or six months validity if you plan to stay for just 60 days
• $10,000 USD in Bank Account – You may be asked to provide proof of sufficient funds 
• Guarantee Letter from Sponsor – If you are staying in Indonesia for reasons other than tourism, you must have a sponsor for your visa
• Exit Ticket from Indonesia – You may also be asked to provide proof of onward travel after your visa expires

If you meet the above requirements, then you can move forward with your B211a visa application. 

Updated September 2023: Indonesia no longer requires proof of COVID-19 vaccination as of July 7, 2023 .

Steps to Apply

Applying for the Bali B211a visa is done online. However, we do recommend working with experienced immigration and visa lawyer or service to assist you. It can become complicated and confusing if this is your first time applying for the visa. 

Step 1: Gather Documents

Before you begin your B211a visa application, it’s a good idea to gather all of the documents you’ll need to submit. 

You will be expected to present the following:

• Copy of Passport (Cover, Biometrics Page, and Signed Pages)
• Passport Photo (4×6 inches)
• Bank Statement (if applying on your own)
• Ticket for Onward Travel (if requested)

It’s important to note that the Bali B211a visa requires applicants to be “sponsored.” If you are applying independently, you will need to provide a bank statement proving your funds. 

However, if you hire a professional service to submit the application for you, they will be your “sponsor,” and you will not have to provide proof of funds. 

Step 2: Complete Application

You will complete your B211a visa application online through the country’s official immigration website .

You must register and create a profile to move forward with the application. 

Upon submitting your visa application, you will pay an application fee between $100 and $400 , depending on the visa you applied for. 

Step 3: Wait for Approval

You should receive your visa approval between seven and fourteen days from the immigration office in Indonesia. 

Upon receiving your Bali B211a visa, you have 90 days to enter Indonesia . The day you arrive in the country is the first day of your visa term. 

Do I Need a Visa to Visit Bali?

Yes, every visitor requires some sort of visa to enter Indonesia. Finding out which one is right for you is where it may get a bit tricky. 

If your nationality is accepted for a visa on arrival and you plan to stay in Indonesia for less than 60 days, then you do not have to apply for a visa beforehand. 

However, if your nationality is not accepted for VOA or you plan to stay in Indonesia longer than 60 days, you will have to apply for the Bali B211a visa. 

Can the B211a Visa be Converted to Another Visa?

Yes, if you plan to apply for another Indonesian visa and do not want to leave the country to do so, you may convert the B211a visa to another visa.

Bali for Digital Nomads

Bali has been a top destination for digital nomads for years! With the low cost of living, high quality of life, and spiritual atmosphere, more digital nomads flock to the island each year. 

The tropical weather, pristine beaches, and the most majestic nature scenes you’ll ever witness make Bali a must-visit for all. Remote workers especially love settling down in the destination because of the large digital nomad community. It’s a great place to make new friends, network, and find yourself. 

Whether you want to work on your personal or business goals or attend a yoga retreat, you can do it here and for a fraction of the cost if you were to go to South America or Europe. 

The excellent wifi connection, various coworking spaces, and multiple cafes with free wifi make Bali the perfect destination for digital nomads. 

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211A Tourism Visa

A 211A Tourism Visa allows you to stay in Indonesia/Bali for 60 days. Can be extended up to two times giving you 60 days more each time. (THIS IS NOT VISA ON ARRIVAL) 

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You have to give us the confirmation 14 days before the expiration date for the extension.

Find below the latest document that you need to provide us for process the B211A Offshore visa:

• A scanned/color copy of your passport and cover of your passport (full no crop). Your passport needs to be valid for at least 9 months and you must have at least 2 empty pages. Note: Foreigners with Travel Documents that are not passport or nationality documents must attach a re-entry permit from the country/immigration that issued the document.
• A recent passport-size photo of yourself . It can be a selfie with any background.
• Provide us with your address in Indonesia. Whether you stay in a villa or a hotel is fine.

Make sure to send us a good-quality picture of your passport full ID page in order for a better process in the future. You also need to buy a return ticket outside of Indonesia, which can be done before entering the country or after the visa is ready.

We don’t require any documents except all written above.

As your sponsor, we will be providing all other documents.

What is a 211A Tourism Visa

With a 211A Tourist Visa , you can enter Indonesia through any international airport and seaport in Indonesia/Bali that is already open.

This visa is for Single Entry only . So, once you leave Indonesia , the visa will not be valid anymore and if you want to go back, you have to apply for a new visa to enter Indonesia.

Upon receiving your E-Visa , you have 90 days to enter Indonesia from the date of your E-Visa issued. Please note this is not your stay permit validity in Indonesia, but only the visa validity before you use it to enter Indonesia.

How long is the Visa valid?

In total the Visa is valid for 180 days . 

You will get 60 days starting on the date of your arrival in Indonesia ( You will find your stay permit validity on the immigration arrival stamp in your passport).

After the 60 days if you want to stay longer in Indonesia/Bali you can extend the 211A Tourism Visa for up to 2 times without the need to leaving the country. 

Each extension will add you another 60 days to your stay in Indonesia.

So in total with the 2 extension you can stay in the country for up to 180 days.

As a result of the new regulation, foreigners on 211A Tourist visas can only stay in Indonesia up to the end of their 2nd visa extension – there is no longer an option to apply for B211A onshore. You can still apply B211A for offshore, but you must leave the country every 180 days (6 months)

After 180 days can I apply for a new 211A Tourism Visa?

As a result of the new regulation, on 211A Tourist visas you can only stay in Indonesia up to the end of their 2nd visa extension (180 days) – there is no longer an option to apply for B211A onshore. 

If you want to stay longer after you exit the country you can apply for a new 211A Tourist Visa and stay in Indonesia/Bali for another total of a 180 days.

Who Can Apply For 211A Tourism Visa?

It is for you that are still overseas, and fully vaccinated (children below 12 years old aren’t required for vaccines) whose countries are not listed as Calling Visa countries .

Can I work or earn money using this visa?

Unfortunately, you are not permitted to work or earn any money in Indonesia/Bali as the purposes of the Visa are for tourism only.

GAYA BALI VISA acts as your agent to sponsor the 211A Tourism Visa, facilitating visits for purposes such as seeing family or friends, engaging in tourism activities, and attending meetings, incentives, conventions, and exhibitions as an attendee.

It is crucial to note that if you hold this visa you are strictly prohibited from earning money or engaging in employment within Indonesia. Additionally, any form of business promotion in Indonesia is expressly forbidden under the terms of this visa.

As an alternative, should you be hired by an Indonesian company, you can apply for C312 Working KITAS or if you wish to set up a business of your own in Indonesia, then let us help you with the Company Setup !

If you want some advices about finding work in Bali have a look at our guide about job for foreigners in Bali

What Other options you have if you want to stay in Indonesia/Bali longer?

Those who plan to stay in Indonesia for a year or more can apply for KITAS if they wish to be able to enter multiple times without requiring a visa. In Indonesia, there are different types of KITAS:

• SPOUSE KITAS For foreigners who are married to Indonesians legally. Validity is a maximum of 1 year .
• RETIREMENT KITAS For foreigners over 55 years old who wish to retire in Indonesia. KITAS is valid for 1 year .
• INVESTMENT KITAS Foreigners who have invested under PMA or a company registered in Indonesia. This KITAS is valid for a maximum of 2 years
• WORKING KITAS Foreigners who are employed by Indonesian companies. The KITAS is valid for 1 year .

Price & Services for 211A Tourism Visa (not included extension)

Normal Services:   IDR 2,850,000

The process will take 10 Business Days (excluding weekends & public holidays in Indonesia)

Inclusion :

•  Visa Fee  
• Sponsor Fee
• Airport Pickup services Jimbaran, Kuta, and Seminyak. For the  Nusa Dua, Canggu, Uluwatu, Gianyar, Ubud, and Tabanan areas, a charge will be applied. Please send us your flight details and address max. 2 days before your arrival date. Without confirmation, we will not be able to arrange your pick-up.  

VIP Services: IDR 4,700,000

The process will take 3-4 Business Days (excluding weekends & public holidays in Indonesia)

• Airport Pickup services Jimbaran, Kuta, and Seminyak. For the  Nusa Dua, Canggu, Uluwatu, Gianyar, Ubud, and Tabanan areas, a charge will be applied. Please send us your flight details and address max. 2 days before your arrival date. Without confirmation, we will not be able to arrange your pick-up.

All prices are for E-Visa and do not include the extension fees.

Our payment method is Wise, Credit Card & Western Union . We do not accept PayPal, Revolut, and international bank transfers because it takes too long and there is too much deduction from the payment. For credit card payments, please send us a confirmation so we can send you the link. This payment method has an additional charge of 3% .

Price for the Extension

The price is IDR 2,500,000 per extension for 60 days and please note that the 30-day extension is not available anymore.

If your passport is written in Arabic (Irak, Iran, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Morocco, Egypt, etc) and Chinese, and for all African countries except South Africa, there will be an additional approval charge of IDR 500,000 per extension.

IMPORTANT NOTE:  if you are unable to come to Bali for the biometrics on your 1st extension, there will be an additional IDR 1,000,000 for an approval photo, meaning you will be charged IDR 3,500,000 for your first extension cause you are not attending immigration for the photo.

Documents we need from you for the 211A Tourism Visa

To begin the application process, we need the following documents from you. Make sure to read the terms and conditions regarding the quality requirements for the passport and photo:

• A scanned/color copy of your passport and cover of your passport.
• Your passport needs to be valid for at least 9 months and you must have at least 2 empty pages .
• Note: Foreigners with Travel Documents that are not passport or nationality documents must attach a re-entry permit from the country/immigration that issued the document.
• Make sure the photo of your passport is sharp , in focus, not ghosted, not covered, not cropped or folded, and not blurry.
• Make sure the passport photo is in landscape form .
• A recent passport-size photo of yourself.
• Unaccepted photo : Blurry photo, Others than face photo, Expression face photo.
• Make sure your photo shows half the body , not just the chest and head
• A personal bank statement is required, showing a minimum final balance of USD 2,000 or equivalent for the last 3 months . The statement should include your name, the date of the period covered, and the account balance details.
• Provide us with your address in Indonesia. Whether you are staying in a villa or a hotel, both options are acceptable.

Process of Making 211A Tourism Visa

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Our last 3 x B211A visas took about 1 week each time, but that is if there are no holidays affecting Imigrasi. and after Visa agent checked all documents.

Do you Need a B211A, or just a 60 day non extendable visa which you can get online? It's a 211A.

Post 2. No your passport is not on the list for VOA or e-voa, so you will require a more expensive B211A. This who we used.

https://www.c-bali.com/60-day-tourist-visa

Hi, bro, I am also a Sri Lankan passport holder. May I ask you how long did it take for you to get the visa after you applied?

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• Visas for Bali: The Complete Guide

Traveling to Bali is one of the most memorable adventures you might undertake. However, knowing as much as possible about the visa process ensures a better trip. A visa mistake can result in travel delays and potential disruptions impacting the quality of your trip.

Visa scenarios like the ones in The Proposal (on Fubo) are somewhat rare. However, visa issues in the real world are no laughing matter for most.

Why take the chance of a mistake when there are easy options to prevent such issues?

Types of Visas for Vistors Traveling to Bali

B213 visa on arrival (voa) 30 days – free and paid.

This visa allows eligible visitors to stay in Bali for a period of 30 days. There are two categories within the B213 VOA: the free option and the paid option.

The free option is free for nationals from specific Association of Southeast Asian Nations countries (ASEAN) . Indonesia has only recently, in 2023, paused visa-free entry for all countries except for those belonging to the (ASEAN).

Travelers often get confused as to why there was the option to buy a ‘30-Day Visa’ on arrival in the arrivals hall (previous to the free visa pause) before lining up to go through immigration when they could get a ‘Free 30-Day Visa’ on arrival when going through immigration anyway. This is because the ‘Free 30-Day Visa’ on arrival cannot be extended.

Therefore, previously if you wanted to extend your stay in Indonesia beyond 30 days you had to purchase a ‘30-Day Visa’ online BEFORE arriving in Bali or on arrival in the arrival halls which could then be extended for an additional 30 days – giving you 60 days total in Indonesia.

Currently, if you are not a citizen of one of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations countries you will have to purchase your B213 Visa on Arrival (VOA) anyway .

Tourists From Which Countries are Eligible for a Visa On Arrival

The following countries are eligible for a paid VOA upon arrival at Bali Airport or an (e-VOA) electronic Visa on Arrival which can be purchased online through Indonesia’s official immigration site before traveling.

Eligible Countries

Brunei Darussalam

Czechoslovakia

Liechtenstein

New Zealand

Philippines

Saudi Arabia

South Africa

South Korea

Switzerland

The Netherlands

Timor Leste

United Arab Emirates

United Kingdom

United States of America

The full list from the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia can be found in this link .

211A Tourist Visa 60 Days – single entry visitor visa

If you want to stay longer than 30 days without having to extend your paid ‘30-Day Visa,’ or pay for flights to do a visa run, (flying out and back into Indonesia to get another ‘30-Day Visa’) apply for a ‘60-Day Tourist Visa’ well before you travel.

A ‘60-Day Tourist Visa’ is a single entry visit visa for tourism or recreational activities.

It’s straightforward to obtain through Indonesia’s official immigration site or an Indonesian embassy within your own country before you go.

Organizing a ‘60-Day Tourist Visa’ before you travel saves you both money and time compared to extending your paid ‘30-Day B213 Visa on Arrival’.

B211A Visit Visa

B211A single-entry e-visas cater to tourists and travelers engaging in specific business activities. These visas are valid for 60 days, extendable twice for another 60 days (180 days total), and don’t permit you to work during your stay. Examples of approved activities with these visas include tourism, attending conferences, and visiting family and friends.

The B211A visa is well-suited to digital nomads and other remote workers who want to take advantage of Indonesia’s expat-friendly environment for up to 180 days. One point to note as a digital nomad is that you will not be allowed to work for Indonesian clients in any manner.

Both digital nomads and tourists needing a visa to travel to Bali can apply online. Travelers ineligible for a VOA must apply for a visa before entering the country.

It is also a useful visa for those who are citizens of countries that are not listed for visas on arrival.

All B211A Visa applications need to be applied for and completed before traveling to Indonesia. Apply through a visa agent who can manage the entire application process, Indonesia’s official immigration site , or an Indonesian embassy within your own country before you go.

Long Stay Visas

Visa options for extended stays (temporary work visa C312, second home visa, etc.) are available for those who intend to either work or stay for longer durations.

Visa Requirements and Eligibility

Bali visitors require visas for entry unless they are Timor Leste nationals or nationals of one of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries. One of the visa categories above will apply to non-ASEAN visitors. The eligibility will vary based on the specific visa, with each of the options having different purposes.

Emergency travel documents or passports are unsuitable for Indenisan visa purposes. For entry, you must have a valid passport for at least six months from your arrival date. Arriving in Bali with invalid travel documents will result in your being sent home.

It is recommended to purchase your visa online through Indonesia’s official immigration site at least 48 hours before arrival. You may buy your visa as far in advance as two weeks. Otherwise, you must purchase it at the airport on arrival (the B213 VOA).

Your B213 VOA is eligible for one 30-day extension during the time of your trip. If you want to stay past the extension, you must leave the country and return after getting another visa. Planning your surfing trip so you can make arrangements about extending your visa if necessary is always helpful.

Depending on the type of visa that you are applying for, you may need the following documents. These may be needed for both online and at-airport applications.

• Passport-size photo
• Departure ticket from Indonesia
• Proof of funds (US$2000 or more) – last 3 months’ bank statements, deposits, salary slips

How to Get a Visa for Bali

Getting visas for Bali is a straightforward process. Knowing which visa is best for your circumstances makes everything hassle-free. Getting the right visa increases your chances of your trip going smoothly and you having maximum enjoyment from the experience.

Applying online before your trip is the easiest way to start this process. Although many apply for a 30 day VOA upon arrival at the airport, there are long lines to consider. Getting your visa before your trip gives you more time to devote to the activities that you have planned for.

Bali Visa Extension and Renewal Process

Traveling throughout Bali is so exciting that it is easy to see why many may opt to extend their stay. As mentioned earlier, a free visa for visitors from one of the ASEAN countries cannot be extended. The paid B213 VOA is eligible for one 30-day renewal (for another IDR 500,000 or ~US$35). B211A visitor visas are good for 60 days, with up to two 60-day renewals, which keeps your travel plans somewhat more open.

If you want to renew a visa, start the process ten to 15 days before the current visa expires. The visa extension form is available at the Immigration Office and online. Should you opt to visit the Immigration Office for your renewal, there may be shorter lines and faster service early in the morning.

Extension fees may vary depending on the visa type and renewal length. Do note that some offices do not accept credit cards. Keep some cash on hand to avoid last-minute payment problems.

Biometric data collection is your next step in this visa process. This process consists of a photo and fingerprinting. One of the immigration officers might interview you to learn more about your stay in Bali.

The Immigration Office will process your extension request after you’ve completed the steps. In most cases, processing takes about seven business days. Staying in Bali legally during this time is essential so you don’t lose your status.

Visa Costs and Fees

👉 The 30-Day B213 VOA (visitors from non-ASEAN countries) costs IDR 500,000 or ~US$35 .

👉 The 60-Day 211A Tourist Visa costs IDR 1,500,000 or ~US$100 . 

👉 The 180-Day (60 + 60 + 60)  B211A Visit Visa costs IDR 2,000,000 or ~US$130 . 

Costs for visas can add up, but there are ways to save money. Following these tips helps you keep your travel costs down:

• Consider applying online to avoid consulate and embassy fees. You can also skip long lines, which might be an issue during peak vacation times.
• If you want the option to stay longer, consider a longer-term visa. The longer your visa lasts, the less often you need to go through the renewal process.
• Plan your trip well so you don’t end up overstaying. Overstaying your visa will invite high penalties.

Tips for a Smooth Visa Application Process

• When you apply for a Bali visa online, you should have legible copies of certain documents handy to make things go more smoothly:

– Photocopy of your passport – Passport-size photo – Accommodation information

• You’ll need a functional email address to check for updates on your visa. Also, make sure you have access to a Mastercard or Visa card. There is less of a chance of delays if everything is in order at the time.
• Make sure you’re choosing the right kind of visa. The wrong type of visa may require paperwork and penalties/legal action.
• Double-check to make sure your passport has six months’ validity. You need to have a valid passport to enter Indonesia. Make sure your passport has a free page for Indonesian entry stamps.
• Make sure you have complete flight information for arrival and departure. Many inadvertently omit their departure date. Immigration authorities require this data to prevent overstays.
• Don’t forget about your accommodation information. Hotels and homestays are examples of the most common accommodations for visitors.
• If your stay is being sponsored, you need to have documentation (usually a letter) from your sponsor.
• Applying about a few weeks before your trip should give you time for your visa to process with minimal delays. Do check your email regularly to stay updated on your visa’s progress.

Common Visa Mistakes to Avoid

Visitors to this beach paradise often make critical visa mistakes, potentially leading to unwanted consequences. The more effort you make to avoid these mistakes, the more you will benefit in the form of a hassle-free trip.

One of the most common mistakes is applying for a different visa when your passport is nearing its expiration date. If your passport is valid but getting close to expiration, you can use it for entry only, with a validity of at least 6 months. Extended stays require passport validity of at least 12 months.

Having original copies of your travel document is essential. However, besides having the original, you should also have multiple copies in case of loss. Indonesian officials have the right to check to ensure visitors are legally in the country.

Many travelers apply for family passports for the sake of convenience. If anyone in your family might be visiting another area during your surfing trip, one passport might be inconvenient. Getting a passport for each family member ensures more unrestricted travel.

If you get your passport replaced while in Indonesia for any reason, you will need to apply for an exit permit before your departure.

Some of these mistakes are easy to make if you refer to the wrong information. There are a ton of websites that offer visa advice and assistance. Some of these websites take extra money to manage the application process on your behalf. Be sure to do your research and apply only through legitimate websites, or the official immigration website if you decide to apply by yourself.

Common Visa-Related Questions and Concerns

Some questions and concerns are common for anyone who seeks a Bali visa. These issues are important to address before traveling.

Do I need a return ticket when entering Bali?

It’s advisable to have a return or onward ticket when entering Bali, as your airline and/or immigration authorities may ask for proof of your intention to leave the country within the permitted stay period. While it’s not always enforced, having a return ticket can help avoid potential issues at the border.

Must I apply for a VOA extension in person?

Not necessarily. You can apply for an extension of a VOA both in person at an Immigration Office or online , following a process similar to the one for applying for a visa.

Can I work in Bali on a tourist visa?

No, working on a tourist visa is not allowed in Bali or Indonesia. If you intend to work, you will need to apply for a proper work permit or business visa, which usually requires sponsorship from an Indonesian employer or business entity. Engaging in employment without the appropriate visa or permit can lead to deportation and other legal consequences.

Can I work in Bali on a business visa?

The business visa permits researching investment opportunities, sourcing goods, or having business meetings, but not working locally for pay.

Can I be deported for working without authorization?

Yes, if you are not authorized to work with the visa you have, you are risking deportation if you attempt to work.

Are there any recent changes to Bali's visa requirements?

Visa requirements and regulations can change over time, so it’s crucial to check the most up-to-date information before your trip. This includes consulting the official website of the Indonesian embassy or consulate in your home country and staying informed about any changes in visa policies and requirements for Bali.

For example the free visa on arrival was paused mid 2023.

When a 60-Day Visa Makes More Sense

There are three straightforward options for more extended tourist stays:

If you get a VOA , you can choose an option permitting you to extend your stay another 30 days. Most use this option when they aren’t sure if they’ll stay for more than 30 days.

However, this option doesn’t grant the automatic right to stay for 60 days. If you have plans for a 31 to 60 day stay, the 211A Tourist Visa may be a better option. This visa is one of the better options for visitors who require up to 60 days in Bali or Indonesia without the hassle of extending.

If you have plans for a 61 to 180 day stay, the B211A Visit Visa is your best option. This visa is one of the better options for visitors who require maximum flexibility. It is valid for 60 days, with options for two extensions of 60 additional days. Effectively, you could stay for as much as 180 days (six months). An Immigration Office appointment may be necessary for each extension. Do check the latest rules before your departure or arrival.

The visa is only valid as long as you are in Indonesia. Leaving the country will void the visa . Extending the visa before the expiration date will help avoid this problem. Extending your visa while in Bali requires you to choose the onshore option.

If you apply before your trip, you can use the offshore option. After the visa is approved, you must enter the country within 90 days . Otherwise, the visa is invalid, and you must start the process again.

What Are the Penalties for Overstaying?

Overstaying your visa in Bali is a serious matter. Fines, imprisonment, deportation, or restrictions on re-entering the country are possible consequences.

If you overstay your visa, the official penalty is 1,000,000 IDR ~$70 USD per day you overstay (previously 300,000 IDR per day).

However, if you overstay more than 60 days, you are risking detainment and deportation. You may be restricted from entering Indonesia for a proscribed time.

Note that penalties or legal action can apply even if you violate the terms of the visa that you applied for.

Hiring a Visa Agency for Assistance

A visa agency can help you avoid many of the common pitfalls that affect unprepared travelers. Many visitors try to visit a country on the wrong visa or make similar mistakes.

Visas are somewhat more complicated to apply for than many realize. Missing one or two crucial documents can determine whether your dream surfing trip occurs at the time of your choice. Using a visa agency makes this process easier than attempting to handle everything on your own.

Making sure you pick the proper visa for your travel plans is of vital importance. These agencies can make sure you get the correct visa and have supporting documentation.

Note that there are fees involved with using these services to get a visa. Even though you might pay quite a bit more, you can enjoy greater peace of mind knowing your visa is in professional hands.

Final PRO TIP for Bali Visa Applications

Bali is one of the most popular spots in Indonesia for tourists. Since there are so many advantages to spending time in this tropical paradise, you want to make sure you have the correct visa well before you travel.

Regardless of whether you apply yourself or use a visa agency, you will need to wait a few working days, at least, before your visa is ready. Making sure you check your email will help you stay updated on your visa status. It’s important for you to make sure your email address is accessible and functional.

You’ll want to make sure your email settings allow you to receive emails from the Immigration Office in Bali or the visa agency you use . You don’t want to miss important communication because it arrives in your Junk or Spam folder.

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How to Get a Visa for Bali/Jakarta, Indonesia: EVOA and 211A (ex B211A) (2024 Updated)

• Home / How to Get a Visa for Bali/Jakarta, Indonesia: EVOA and 211A (ex B211A) (2024 Updated)
• Visa on arrival (VOA) is back, but not for all countries. In any case, such a visa is for a maximum stay of only 60 days, after which it is necessary to leave Indonesia. A visa can be purchased at the airport. View the full list of countries available for visa on arrival .
• From November 10, 2022, citizens of the same countries can apply and receive an EVOA online . This makes it possible to save time at the airport upon arrival and subsequently on extension. EVOA is the same as VOA.
• As of June 9, 2023, vaccination requirements have been lifted. Rules for entering Indonesia .
• It is still possible to obtain a 211A Tourist Visa (ex B211A) / C2 Business Visa (ex B211A) in advance and stay in Indonesia for up to 180 days. Visa is issued in electronic format. The sponsor of the visa is an Indonesian company. In our case, PT FLADO INDONESIA UTAMA . To apply for a visa, contact us in any convenient messenger.

ATTENTION! Check our reviews before pay to us. We can make visa for Bali/Jakarta urgently during 1 working day.

Stay in Indonesia for 180 days

• e-Visa will be issued for a period of 60 days.
• Possible to extend visa 2 times, for 60 days each time.
• At the end of the visa, you can issue a new offshore visa, make visa run and come back to the country.
• Visa has index 211A (ex B211A). That’s single entry permit. Do you want multivisa ?

What kind of visa do you need?

Tourist and business visas – the type of visa speaks for itself. For meetings, you need to issue a business visa. Arrival airports: Denpasar Bali (DPS), Jakarta (CGK), Manado (MDC), Surabaya (SUB), Penang (TNJ) or Batam (BTH).

How to get a Tourist/Business visa? Documents for submission

• We need a color photo/scan of your passport bio page . Minimum have to be 6 months before the expiration date at the time of entry, at least few blank pages if you want to extend visa later .
• Photo like for passport with white background (ratio 3×4, example here ); 
• Our Indonesian company will make sponsorship and guarantee letters . After that we will apply visa for you.

Do you need to make documents like insurance, bank statement or return ticket?

• As of June 8, 2022, travel insurance is not required to enter Indonesia. However, we strongly recommend that you purchase it for the entire duration of your trip.
• Yes, you must have return ticket from Indonesia . Make it cheap or for free.
• No, we don’t need your bank statement with 10.000 USD. Only rare we can request that document from you.

Price for offshore tourist/business visa to Indonesia

Check out visa packages in our price list . If you found cheaper, please, provide link. With the same conditions we will make better offer. You will be able to check the status of your visa application by the application number that we send you after you submit your documents.

Payment for visa service

We accept instant payments via Visa / Mastercard with payment links and a number of other methods .

E-Visa benefits

• Without visiting of embassy
• e-Visa as a file
• Print and present at the border
• You can enter within 90 days after receiving

How to fly to Bali from other countries: though Jakarta

• Aggregators will tell you the best prices and flight duration to Bali .
• As of June 8, 2022, compulsory health insurance for travelers to Indonesia has been abolished. However, since medicine is expensive in the country, you should not refuse insurance. Remember, your health insurance gives you coverage for injuries that often cost $5,000-$15,000 in treatment. Try to use nomad insurance from SafetyWing .
• Need to prepare return ticket from Indonesia .
• If you arrived on a business visa, the purpose of your visit is a business meeting with a sponsoring company. If you arrived on a tourist visa, the purpose of your visit is tourism.
• Before flying into Indonesia, the check-in desk may ask you to fill out an electronic customs declaration , which is quite quick and easy.

Restrictions in Indonesia: COVID-19 endemic period

• From May 19, 2022, you no longer need to do PCR tests to come to Indonesia.
• As of June 9, 2023, the vaccination requirement to enter Indonesia has been lifted .
• No more need to quarantine in Indonesia.
• Upon arrival, you also do not need to undergo a PCR test too.

Are you flying to Bali via Jakarta?

• You can take tickets to Jakarta, and then buy the route Jakarta – Bali . Think in advance about the time needed due to a possible flight delay. Usually domestic flights are always available.
• We recommend Garuda (Indonesia’s national carrier) for domestic flights. Citilink (low-cost of Garuda) flies well. The price of Batik Air includes 20 kg of luggage. Lion Air and SuperAir Jet sometimes delay flights. For Air Asia, you need to pay extra for luggage. Check the history of the flights you are planning to buy at flightradar24.com .

Phone IMEI registration

You can register your phone’s IMEI if you want to use an Indonesian SIM card for more than 90 days. Fill out the form on the Customs website . You receive a QR code that you need to present to customs when you exit the Jakarta International Terminal. There is also a Bea Cukai customs office in Bali: next to the airport. Learn more about registering IMEI in the video guide . If your phone’s price is below 500 USD, you won’t have to pay import taxes.

In general, you can not register the device. Without registering the phone, you can connect to local communications for 90 days at the official offices of the operators, then you can extend the connection. For example, in the Grapari salons of the Telkomsel operator .

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• Our contacts are available during the daytime in Bali/Jakarta

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Indonesian Visa 2024: Everything You Need to Know

In January 2024, the Indonesian government introduced a new visa system, making it mandatory for all visa applications to be submitted online. This update includes the introduction of new visa codes for various subtypes, each designated for specific purposes of visit of the country such as tourism, business, or more specific permits.

Additionally, existing visa codes have undergone modifications. For instance, the B211 visa for business purposes is now referred to as the Index C2 Visa, while the B211a visa for tourism purposes is now labeled as the Tourist Visit Visa 211a.

Check out this post for more details!

New Indonesian Visa Categories and What They Mean

In Indonesia, visas are categorized from B to E, each identified by a combination of letters and numbers (e.g., D1, C7A, E28B). These categories, briefly outlined below, come with distinct requirements, validity periods, and permissions (for more in-depth explanations, please scroll down to the corresponding section below):

• Index B: Visa on arrival
• Index C: Single-entry visit visa
• Index D: Multiple-entry visit visa
• Index E: Limited stay visa

Let’s delve into the specifics of each Index B, C, D, and E.

Index B Visa: Visa on Arrival

First, let’s address the elephant in the room:

I used to enter Indonesia visa free as a tourist, why can’t I do that anymore? You may have previously enjoyed the privilege of entering Indonesia without a visa, simply walking through the immigration gate and getting stamped, thanks to your passport. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Indonesia has replaced this visa-free system with Visa on Arrival (VoA) under Index B, except for ASEAN countries.

Keep in mind that VoA requires an application form and fee, which can be processed at the airport or before arrival through Electronic Visa on Arrival (eVoA).

Who should apply for B Visas : B Visas are for travelers planning a brief visit to Indonesia for purposes such as

• Index B1 – seeing friends or family
• Index B2 – business, meetings, or purchase of goods
• Index B3 – receiving medical treatments
• Index B4 – dealing with the government

Permitted stay : Up to 30 days (extendable once for an additional 30 days)

Multiple entry : No

Permitted to work or receive wages : No

Index C Visa: Single-Entry Visit Visa

These are single-entry visas issued for a period of 60 days (except for the C12 visa), with the possibility of extension 2 times and allowing engagement in activities beyond tourism.

Who should apply for C Visas : C Visas are intended for foreigners seeking to participate in specific activities extending beyond tourism. There are now available 30 C visa indexes for different permits. Some of the eligible activities include:

• C2 – Business visit
• C7 – Art and cultural performances, music show 
• C8 – Non-commercial sports
• C10 – Lecturing or presenting at an event without an employment relationship with parties in Indonesia
• C11 – Participation in MICE (meetings, incentives, conventions, and exhibitions) as an operator
• C12 – Preinvestment (issued for 180 days, extendable)
• C14 – Film Making 
• C18- Work trials in Indonesia.

Multiple entry: No

Can I work using a C Visa in Indonesia?

No, but certain C visas allow you to engage in business activities with or without receiving compensation or remuneration. The crucial rule for visa holders is that if your visa does not specify the right to work, you are prohibited from working during your stay.

Index D Visa: Multiple-Entry Visit Visa

To put it simply, D visas can be considered the most versatile entry visas, encompassing all activities covered by B and C visas. They offer an adjustable length and validity period, allowing for multiple re-entries.

Who should apply for D Visas : D Visas cater to temporary stay purposes, including those covered by B and C visas. They provide diverse options for visitors who intend to stay longer or engage in a broader range of activities.

Permitted stay: Vary depending on the type of activity and the validity of the visa (see each visa type below for details)

Multiple entry: Yes

List of D visas for visitors

Here’s a comprehensive list of D visas, meticulously compiled by our Bali Business Consulting team. To identify the most suitable visa for you, carefully review the info. If you need any help, feel free to ask our team!

D1 – Tourism, Family, or Onward journey to another country: Visiting specific places for the purposes of recreation, personal development, or learning the unique attractions of tourism, including but not limited to touring on a yacht or attending as a participant in a Meeting, Incentive, Convention, and Exhibition.

• Permitted stay: Up to 60 days per entry (extendable up to 180 days)
• Validity period: 1, 2, or 5 years

D2 – Business, Joining a meeting, or Purchasing good(s): Engaging in discussions, negotiations, and/or signing business contracts.

D3 – Conducting activities related to medical treatment.

• Validity period: 1 or 2 years

D14 – Conducting activities related to producing a foreign film.

• Permitted stay: Up to 60 days (extendable)

D17 – Carry out activities related to audits, quality control, or inspections at company branches.

Frequently Asked Questions about D Visa

Can I work using a D Visa in Indonesia?

No, working is not permitted with a D Visa. However, certain C visas allow you to engage in business activities without receiving compensation or remuneration. The key rule for visa holders is that if your visa doesn’t explicitly state your right to work, you are not eligible to do so.

Can I extend my D visa?

While most D visas allow you to extend your stay for each entry, it’s important to note that the overall validity period cannot be extended. Once your visa’s validity period expires, you must reapply and enter Indonesia with your new visa. Therefore, planning your visit and aligning it with the suitable validity period (1, 2, or, in some cases, 5 years) is crucial.

Index E Visa: Limited Stay Permit ITAS

E visas go beyond being just visas; this index includes permits for working (whether on-site or remote), staying as a foreign investor, reuniting with family members, and making Indonesia your second home, among other possibilities. If you’ve come across terms like ITAS or Izin Tinggal Sementara, those are examples of these exclusive and influential visas.

However, such powerful visas come with great requirements. The longer you intend to stay, the more evidence you’ll need to provide to assure authorities that you won’t pose any financial burden during your time in Indonesia. Despite this, the application process is generally straightforward and manageable. If you find yourself uncertain, we’re more than happy to assist you, ensuring you don’t have to navigate the intricate paperwork and filing alone.

For more information about E visas, including the remote working visa, second home visa, and retirement visa, please visit our page INDONESIAN LIMITED STAY PERMIT ITAS: A COMPLETE GUIDE.  

What We Recommend

To summarize, we would like to highlight the key visa types that are well-suited for visiting Indonesia for either tourism or business purposes.

For Tourism: D1 Visa or 211a Visa

Single-Entry Tourist Visit Visa 211A is the best choice for those who are going to stay in Indonesia for up to 60 days or more. This visa is issued for 60 days and also can be extended 2 times for 60 days each time. 

Multiple-Entry Tourist eVisa D1 is the perfect choice for a long-term stay in Indonesia. Visa issued for 1, 2 or 5 years and allows you to stay in Indonesia for up to 60 days at a time, extendable 2 times for 60 days each time. Throughout the validity of the visa, you can leave the country an unlimited number of times.

For Market Research or Investment Opportunities: D12 Visa

For those looking the investment opportunities in Indonesia, and would like to research the local investment market, the D12 Visa is recommended. It allows a stay of up to 180 days per visit, with the option for extension for another 180 days. Throughout the validity of the visa, you can leave the country an unlimited number of times.

For Digital Nomads: E33G

The best choice for those who want to live in Indonesia and work online for overseas company. Remote worker ITAS E33G is issued for 1 year and allows you: 

• Carry out assignments from overseas company.
• Bring eligible family to live in Indonesia (as a sponsor for a Family ITAS).
• Travel to and from Indonesia.
• Conducting activities related to tourism, and visiting friends or family.

Choose the Right Visa

Having the correct visa is crucial for a trouble-free vacation or the seamless operation of businesses in Indonesia as a foreigner. While all these visas can be acquired electronically through the immigration website, our team at Bali Business Consulting is here to assist you in ensuring you don’t overlook any steps that could result in a denial of your request. Feel free to contact us for expert assistance!

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Do you want to travel to Indonesia but don't know what travel documents you need to enter? As of October, the Minister of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia announced that the Indonesia Visa B211A would again be available for tourists. All eligible travelers need the Indonesian B211A visa to enter the country. Read more below to find out how to apply.

What is the Indonesia Visa B211A?

This tourist visa is an ideal option for any foreigner who wants to visit the country for tourism or business during COVID-19. This is not a multiple-visit visa, it is only valid for a single entry to Indonesia.

This electronic visa has two purposes. If you are traveling for tourism, you will be able to carry out any tourist activity in any part of the country.

Regarding business meetings, the Indonesian government allows travelers to attend business meetings, seminars, and exhibitions and to monitor their investment projects with this visa as well.

Countries eligible to apply for Indonesia B211A

While some nationalities are eligible to get a visa on arrival, the process can be often long and tedious. We can imagine you would like to enjoy your holiday as soon as you arrive. With this tourist visa, you can relax and simply follow the route to passport control, instead of standing in a queue for a visa on arrival.

Apply for the Indonesian B211A here .

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This type of tourist visa is valid for one entry only, which means that you need a new visa every time you want to enter the country. It is not a multiple-entry visa.

Once you have received your travel document, you have 90 days to enter Indonesia from the visa issuance date, and you can stay in the country for up to 60 days .

You can enter the country through these airports with this visa:

Ngurah Rai International Airport of Bali

Soekarno Hatta International Airport of Jakarta

Tanjung Pinang Haji Fisabillilah International Airport in Tanjung Pinang

Surabaya Juanda International Airport

International Airport Hang Nadim of Batam and the port of Batam

If are visiting Indonesia on a business trip, you will only be able to enter through the following airports:

Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta International Airport

Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali

Sam Ratulangi International Airport in Manado.

Travel requirements and required documents for the Indonesia Visa B211A

According to the Indonesian Embassy, to apply for the B211A visa for Indonesia, you need to adhere to these tourist visa requirements:

Valid passport: Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months expiration date upon arrival in Indonesia.

Digital photo : You must have a passport photo, with your face visible and with a white background.

Additional information: Bank statement showing that you have sufficient funds to travel, your flight reservation, accommodation address, and proof of travel or health insurance with medical cover for COVID-19 treatment in Indonesia.

Email address: An email address is required so that iVisa can contact you and send the approved electronic documents to your email inbox.

Payment method: You can pay for processing with a debit or credit card.

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This visitor visa applies to those visiting Indonesia for various purposes such as tourism, social and cultural activities, sports, business, commercial activities, family visits, journalistic activities, or transit .

Therefore, if you only wish to transit through the country to reach another destination, you will still need to apply for this visa.

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Standard Processing Time: This is the standard option, which costs USD $292.99 and takes 45 days .

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All foreign nationals must have their own visas to enter the country. This includes minors under 18 years of age who have their own passport.

Minors who are unable to complete the process on their own may rely on the assistance of their parents or guardians to process it.

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There are currently no COVID-19 testing or vaccination requirements for travelers entering Indonesia.

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Remote workers with dreams of working from the rolling hills of Tuscany or the cliffs of Positano are now one step closer to making that reality. Italy launched a new digital nomad visa.

Two years after its announcement, the highly anticipated digital nomad visa officially became available for those eligible on April 4.  

“Italian-style, everything happens slowly,” said Nick Metta, a lawyer for the law firm Studio Legale Metta , which has helped Americans relocate to Italy for decades. “Now there is a pipeline of people waiting just to file the application. It's been a long-awaited visa.” 

Most of Metta’s clients would previously apply for a student visa, which allowed them to work part time in Italy. 

Under the new visa, people will be able to work from Italy for one year, with the option to renew once their visa is due for expiration. Without a visa, U.S. travelers could only stay in Italy for up to 90 days without the ability to work.

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The launch makes Italy the latest European country to offer a digital nomad visa , which has already been available in Greece and Hungary. 

Here’s everything we know about the digital nomad visa for Italy:

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Who can apply for a digital nomad visa in Italy?

According to the official decree , the visa is meant for those who “carry out a highly qualified work activity through the use of technological tools that allow you to work remotely.” 

The regulations define eligible applicants as “digital nomads,” self-employed freelancers, “remote workers,” or those employed by a company outside of Italy and can work from anywhere, according to Studio Legale Metta.

To qualify for the visa, the applicant has to meet certain requirements:

◾ A university or college degree or an accredited professional license.

◾ Six months of work experience in the industry, or five years for applicants without a university degree.

◾ An existing employment contract.

◾ A criminal record check.

◾ Proof of an annual income of 28,000 euros (about $29,880.06).

◾ Evidence of housing in Italy.

◾ Evidence of health insurance coverage.

Applicants can also apply to have family members join them on their Italian move, but the government has to give the final approval. 

How do I apply for the digital nomad visa in Italy?

Thankfully, Metta said the paperwork for the digital nomad visa isn’t “too complicated.” 

The first stop for interested applicants will be the Italian Consulate for their area. “Consulates are basically the front of the government to receive the applications,” Metta said. Interested applicants can book an appointment with the consulate and start gathering their necessary documents. People can also apply by mailing in their application. (However, Metta did mention consulate websites are often confusing and outdated, so working with a relocation service can make things easier.)

To apply, applicants will also need a passport with an expiration date at least three months after the end of the visa period and two passport-sized photos.

Relocation services can also help people navigate the sometimes complicated process of applying for a visa, such as negotiating early termination penalties with landlords in Italy. 

These services also help people with state and tax planning, especially if people own assets in the U.S., like a house. Once in Italy, people need to register their residency with the town hall, which will determine what sort of taxes they’ll pay. People can speak to an international tax specialist to figure out their future taxes as well. 

How much will the visa cost?

According to Studio Legale Metta, the application fee is 116 euros (about $123.78) per person.

How long will the application process take?

Not too long, actually. Metta estimates the process could take just three weeks if applicants are “well-organized and have all your tax documents filed.”

Kathleen Wong is a travel reporter for USA TODAY based in Hawaii. You can reach her at [email protected] .

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