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Indian citizens need a valid Indonesian e-visa before travelling to the country. Indonesia doesn't offer visa free entry to Indians, hence an e-visa (or e-VOA) is required to travel to Indonesia.
Travellers must ensure that their travel dates and the duration of their stay in Indonesia should fall within the validity period of their visa and the length of stay as mentioned on their e-visa. The validity period of the e-visa is the valid window within which a traveller must enter Indonesia, whereas the length of stay is the maximum number of days a traveller can stay in Indonesia after entry.
If any Indian citizen wants to stay in Indonesia for a longer period, they may apply for a 60-day Indonesia visa.
What happens if I overstay my Indonesia visa?
In case you overstay you Indonesia visa, you may face serious consequences. You may be required to pay per day fine for each extra day you stay in the country. You may also be detained by the Indonesia immigration department, deported back to your home country, or be banned from any future entry in the country.
Can I extend my stay in Indonesia if I am already on an extended visa?
Yes, if you are already on an extended Indonesian visa and wish to stay longer in the country, you can apply to get further extension through official visa channels.
No, to apply for an Indonesian e-visa your passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of application.
No, once submitted, no changes can be made to the Indonesia e-visa application. In. case of any errors, you need to fill out a new application and pay the visa fee again.
Yes, Indonesia e-visa can be applied from anywhere in the world as long as you have the required documents and access to internet.
Yes, in case your e-visa gets rejected, you can reapply immediately.
No, you cannot enter Indonesia before the start date specified on the e-visa.
Yes, the Indonesia e-visa can be used for short-term business trips, including MICE events. It also allows you to conduct business activities, while adhering to the Indonesian visa regulations.
Yes, you can bring your pet to Indonesia, but you must comply with the country's requirements for importing pets, which vary depending on the type of animal and its country of origin.
Yes, with a single Indonesia or Bali e-visa, you can travel to multiple destinations within the country. The e-visa allows you to explore various regions of Indonesia, including popular tourist destinations like Bali, Jakarta, Yogyakarta, and the islands of Sumatra and Sulawesi.
If you lose your Indonesia e-visa before travelling, you should immediately access your email or the application platform where your visa was issued to re-download and print a copy of the e-visa.
