Monthly Archives: September 2022

It has now been confirmed that the Indonesian Immigration Department has plans to start operating a cashless payment system for visas on arrival at all Indonesian airports, including Bali.

As stated by President Joko Widodo, the Immigration Department is now working in partnership with the Department of Finance to ensure that all international arrivals into the country can pay for their visa on arrival by card. It is hoped that this will help cut down processing times and streamline the arrival experience for visitors.

If you are needing any kind of visa for Bali, get in touch and we can assist you for the best visa that suits you.

For assistance with your visa, contact Bali Legals to discuss your requirements.

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Digital Nomad Visa – Indonesia’s Minister for Tourism and Creative Economies, Sandiaga Uno, has confirmed that digital nomads can reside in Bali using the B211a Tourist Visa for up to 6-months at a time.

While there has been much speculation about the introduction of Indonesia’s digital nomad visa, Minister Uno this week confirmed that the B211a Visa is the most appropriate option for digital nomads entering Bali.

Whilst there is still no news on a digital nomad visa you can now stay in Bali on this visa for 6 months and can be renewed onshore without having to leave Bali.

This is great news to finally have sone clarity on the legality of nomads in Bali.

If you are needing any kind of visa for Bali get in touch and we can assist you for the best visa that suits you.

For assistance with your visa, contact Bali Legals to discuss your requirements.

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