Bali · Visas
Visas for Indonesia
All visas for Bali and Indonesia: tourist, B211A, work KITAS, investor, retirement and Second Home Visa. Requirements and timelines.
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Quick visa map
| Visa | Duration | Purpose | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visa on Arrival (VoA) | 30 days + 30 | Short tourism | Renewable once |
| B211A (Visit Visa) | 60 days + 60 + 60 | Medium stay | Sponsor required |
| C1 (Tourism) | Up to 180 days | Extended tourism | Newer route |
| Second Home Visa | 5 / 10 years | Wealth investors | Indonesian bank deposit |
| Investor KITAS | 1-2 years renewable | PT PMA partner | Via company |
| KITAS lansia | 1 year renewable | Retirement | Age + pension minimums |
| Work KITAS | 1-2 years | Formal employment | Company sponsor |
Process
- Pick the right visa.
- Gather documents.
- Apply via the official system.
- Pay fees.
- Activate on arrival or at embassy.
What matters
Don’t skip the correct visa to save initial cost or time. An overstay fine and immigration blacklist is a bad deal.
Frequently asked questions
Do EU citizens need a visa for Bali? +
Yes. Visa on Arrival (VoA) covers up to 30 days, renewable once. For long stays, a specific visa is required (B211A, KITAS, Second Home, etc.).
Can I live in Bali on a tourist visa? +
Not legally. Tourist visas don't allow working or operating a business. For stable life, a KITAS or Second Home is required.
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