Frequently Asked Questions

Most short-stay visitors use the eVOA (Electronic Visa on Arrival), applied for online before travel. It is available to nationals of 90+ countries, costs USD 35, is valid for 30 days and can be extended once for another 30. If you are staying longer or working, a B211A social visa or a KITAS may suit you better — tell us your plans and we will confirm the right option.

Nationals of 90+ countries qualify for the eVOA or a Visa on Arrival, and ASEAN passport holders receive a free 30-day entry. Eligibility changes from time to time, so we always confirm your nationality against the current rules before you travel.

Yes. The eVOA / Visa on Arrival can be extended once for a further 30 days. The B211A social visa can be extended multiple times for a much longer continuous stay. We handle the paperwork and the immigration office visits so you do not have to.

It depends on the visa. A Visa on Arrival gives up to 60 days with one extension; a B211A can reach around 180 days; and a KITAS gives one to two years per term, renewable. For permanent plans, the Second Home Visa, Golden Visa or KITAP run for several years.

The eVOA / Visa on Arrival is USD 35. Longer-stay and work visas cost more because they involve sponsorship and several agencies. We always give you a clear, all-in quote before you commit — see our Bali Visa Fees 2026 guide for current ranges.

Yes. For time-sensitive cases we offer same-day and urgent handling. Message us on WhatsApp with your dates and we will tell you immediately what is possible.

For the eVOA: a passport valid at least six months, a return ticket, accommodation details, a passport photo and the fee. For a sponsored KITAS you will also need a sponsor letter and supporting company documents — which we prepare and provide for you.

Yes. Where a visa requires a sponsor or inviting party, our licensed partners can act as your sponsor, so you do not need to arrange one yourself.