You get some several choices for your visa for Indonesia. You do well to think well beforehand how long you intend to stay in Indonesia, next you can make up your mind which visa you prefer.
In June 2015, Indonesia relaxed the visa regulations. This makes it possible for 30 nationalities - including Dutch and Belgians - to get a free visa for thirty days.
Previously you could get a Visa On Arrival on arrival. You needed to pay this in cash, often after standing in line for a while. This is as a result no longer needed! (* if you meet the conditions below). You will now get a free Indonesia visa for 30 days. However, this is no longer renewable in the area, so within 30 days you really have to leave the country.
If you plan to stay longer than 30 days you can get a VOA upon arrival, this can be expanded again for 30 days.
Conditions visa exemption
There are a few rules for the visa exemption for Indonesia:
Similar to any country, you must have a passport that is valid for at minimum another six months.
You must have clear documentation that you will leave Indonesia in 30 days. A return ticket or transit ticket that falls within 30 days suffices for this.
This only applies to tourists. So not if you are intending to do an internship there. Even when you go on family visits and stay overnight where you are not eligible.
You are only suited for a visa waiver if you enter the country through one of the assigned corridor gates. These were first only a few airports and ports, but now it is available for almost every major airport. Definitely the better-known airports.
Stay in Indonesia for more than 30 days.
If you wish to travel more than 30 days through Indonesia, you have two choices. Alternative 1 is to buy a Visa On Arrival . Where the visa exemption is only available at the above access ports, you can purchase a VOA at pretty much every access point in Indonesia.
A VOA costs you $ 35 for 30 days. These 30 days can be prolonged once for another 30 days so you can stay in Indonesia for sixty days. Extending your visa is done at some of the immigration offices. These are found in well-known locations such as Yogyakarta and Bali.
The other, a more accessible alternative is to make an application for a tourist visa before you leave. You can possibly do this online, but it is easy. In Indonesia, you also do not waste time visiting an immigration office. You can make an application for your visa in Indonesia via the Dutch E-Visa, a reputable party with a lot of expertise.
Overstay
You pay for a fine of 300,000 Indonesian Rupiah per day that you stay in the country for longer than your visa allows. Staying a few days longer is not a problem as long as you pay the fine. Yet, a longer overstay of your visa in Indonesia is not advised, after all, it is still a crime.
Getting a visa upfront
If you know beforehand that you plan to stay in Indonesia for beyond Thirty Days, it may be useful to make an application for your visa in the Netherlands. You can make an application for different visas at the Indonesian Embassy.
As an example, you can make an application for a visa for sixty days or a visa for a longer period if you plan to work or study in Indonesia Do not neglect to bring the usual things, just like your passport, printed information about your flight ticket and a passport photo. A more convenient - but just a little more expensive - choice is to use a visa agent.
Business Visa Indonesia.
Another good solution is to get Business Visa.
Business Visa to Bali is a multiple-entry visa, meaning that it will allow you get in or out of Indonesia for as much as you may need. Nonetheless, one point to be considered, Business Visa only lets you to stay maximum for 60 days per visit.
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