Indonesia visa types
Explore Indonesia visa categories — work, study, family, visit, and more. Compare options, check requirements, and find the right visa for your situation.
13 visa types across 8 categories
Indonesia visa types each have different requirements, timelines, and eligibility rules. Browse by category to find the right option, with processing times and links to official Indonesia sources.
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Work visas
Eligibility, documents, fees, and application process for the Limited Stay Permit - Work (KITAS) in Indonesia.
Eligibility, documents, fees, and application process for the Digital Nomad Visa (Remote Worker) in Indonesia.
Study visas
Eligibility, documents, fees, and application process for the Limited Stay Permit - Student (KITAS) in Indonesia.
Family visas
Eligibility, documents, fees, and application process for the Limited Stay Permit - Spouse/Family (KITAS) in Indonesia.
Visit & tourism
The Visa on Arrival (VOA) for Indonesia permits eligible foreign nationals to visit the country for tourism, business visits, or family visits.
The e-Visa (Tourist / B211A) allows travelers to Indonesia to engage in tourism-related activities for a specific period.
Eligibility, documents, fees, and application process for the Social/Cultural Visa (B211A) in Indonesia.
Residency & green cards
Eligibility, documents, fees, and application process for the Second Home Visa in Indonesia.
Eligibility, documents, fees, and application process for the Permanent Stay Permit (KITAP) in Indonesia.
Other
The e-Visa (Business / B211B) for Indonesia is a valuable option for individuals interested in engaging in freelancing, remote work.
The Limited Stay Permit Investor (KITAS) is a key component of Indonesia's strategy to attract foreign investment and enhance its business climate.
Eligibility, documents, fees, and application process for the Limited Stay Permit - Retirement (KITAS) in Indonesia.
The Golden Visa program in Indonesia offers long-term residency opportunities for foreign nationals who make a substantial investment in the country.
Tips for choosing a visa type
- Match your purpose of travel to the right visa category before comparing options.
- Check official processing times — they vary by visa type and location.
- Review required documents early; some visas need employer or school sponsorship.
- Understand the difference between nonimmigrant (temporary) and immigrant (permanent) visas.
- Use official government sources to verify eligibility — VisaMind provides guidance, not legal advice.
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