Overnight President Jokowi has announced that PCR tests are no longer needed to enter Indonesia as of 18 May 2022.
Also masks will not be required outdoors.
All visas regulations still remain the same at this time and no new countries have been added.
For visa assistance, contact Bali Legals to discuss your requirements.
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In regards to new regulation that is issued on the 11th May (SURAT EDARAN NOMOR IMI-0093.KU.01.03 TAHUN 2022), for all the onshore and offshore visas that are issued before or after 16th April, could be extended up to 2 times, every extension will give you 60 days to stay.
The total stay would be 180 days for offshore visa and 150 days for onshore visa.
For visa assistance, contact Bali Legals to discuss your requirements.
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In accordance with the recent changes of extension policy for all types of B211 visas please be informed that if you are a visa holder of B211 that was issued before the 16th of April, you are only allowed to extend the visa 1 time and the extension is granted for 60 days, which means you can stay for maximum 120 days.
If your visa was issued after the 16th of April you are not allowed to extend the visa which mean you can only stay for a maximum of 60 days.
For B211 visa assistance, contact Bali Legals to discuss your requirements.
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