The Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) in Indonesia offers more options and flexibility than ever before. It is designed for foreigners intending to visit Indonesia multiple times over a period of one to two years for various purposes, including tourism, business, investment, or entertainment (such as performances in music, art, and sports). This visa allows visitors to enter Indonesia multiple times, staying up to 60 days per visit.
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- Who is the Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) for?
- How long is the Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) valid?
- Can I apply for a Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) before coming to Indonesia?
- Can I apply for a Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) from within Indonesia?
- What are the restrictions for a Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17)?
- How much does a Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) cost?
- What documents do I need for the application?
Who is the Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) for?
- Foreigners who wish to visit Indonesia multiple times within one or two years without needing a new visa for each entry.
- Tourists wanting to enjoy Indonesia’s landscapes, culture, and lifestyle across multiple trips.
- Businesspeople intending to engage in meetings, networking, and business exploration without the need to reapply for a visa each time.
- Investors planning to conduct pre-investment activities, including field surveys and feasibility studies, using the Pre-Investment Visa (D12).
- Individuals from the entertainment industry, such as musicians, artists, and athletes, who will perform or participate in sports events in Indonesia.
How long is the Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) valid?
The Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) offers a validity period of 1 to 2 years from the date of issuance. Foreigners can stay in Indonesia for up to 60 days per visit during the validity period. After each 60-day stay, they must exit Indonesia and may re-enter as needed within the visa’s validity.
For those intending to start a business, the Pre-Investment Visa (D12) allows for extended stays, permitting foreigners to remain in Indonesia for up to 180 days, and it is extendable.
The Multiple Entry Visa allows for multiple entries within the validity period, with a maximum stay of 60 days per visit, providing flexibility for frequent travelers.
Can I apply for a Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) before coming to Indonesia?
Yes! You can apply for the Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) before traveling to Indonesia (known as an off-shore application). No visit to an embassy is required; we process your application, send you an eVisa, and ensure you have the necessary documents to present to immigration upon arrival.
Can I apply for a Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) from within Indonesia?
Yes! You may apply for a Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) from within Indonesia. If you are already in the country on a different visa, we can assist with the application process, enabling you to benefit from multiple entries for an extended period.
What are the restrictions for a Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17)?
The main restriction for the Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) is that it does not permit employment in Indonesia. This visa is designed for visitors engaging in tourism, business activities, investment exploration, or entertainment performances (music, art, and sports) but does not cover regular employment.
How much does a Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) cost?
The cost of a Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17) depends on the purpose of your visit and the duration of validity (1 or 2 years). To obtain an exact cost, please use the application form below. Our team will guide you through the process to ensure a smooth application.
What documents do I need for the application?
To complete your application for the Multiple Entry Visa (D1-D17), you will need to provide the following documents:
- Color copy of passport
- Vaccination certificate (for individuals aged 18+)
- Passport photo/profile picture
- Flight ticket to Indonesia
- International travel or health insurance
After you submit your application, you will receive a confirmation page and two emails: a receipt for your visa application and a follow-up email with instructions on how to submit your documents.
For more detailed instructions and document specifications, please refer to the confirmation email sent after your application.
