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Don’t pay extra money to jump the queue when you land at the airport. You can now apply for your eVOA online, immigration direct at no extra cost.

If you are from one of the 26 listed countries below, you are able to apply.

If you want to extend your VOA, we offer a 7 day express service for 900k with only one visit to immigration and not three.

Australia
Argentina
Brazil
Belgium
Canada
China
Denmark
France
Germany
India
Italy
Japan
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
Republic of Korea
Russia
Saudi Arabia
South Africa
Spain
Switzerland
Timor Leste
Turkey
Ukraine
United Kingdom
United States of America

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

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There has been an announcement of a new long term visa called a Second Home Stay Permit.

A lot of details still don’t seem to be too clear so we won’t be publishing details as of yet.

We do know that one of the conditions is that you are required to deposit 2 billion IDR into an Indonesian bank account as security, so we honestly don’t think this visa will be taken on by many people.

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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If you’re a digital nomad we have good news. You can now enter Indonesia with the B211a tourist visa.

The initial visa is for 60 days and can be extended twice for 60 days each time, giving you 180 days.

You then can renew this visa onshore with us.

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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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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