After a few days in Indonesia, you may want to extend your stay to make the most of this fascinating country. Fortunately, Indonesia offers a number of ways to extend your stay, whether by electronic visa or in-person application. The procedures vary depending on the type of visa you hold, and whether you apply online or directly to the immigration authorities.
Before you get started, it's essential to know that extending e-Visas online requires certain prerequisites. To be eligible for an extension, you must already be on Indonesian soil and have stayed there for at least 15 days. In addition, we strongly recommend that you submit your extension request between 15 and 7 days before the expiry date. of your e-Visa, to avoid any administrative problems that could jeopardize your stay.
30-day E-Visa on arrival (ex e-VOA)
In early 2023, Indonesia broke new ground by introducing e-VOA (Electronic Visa on Arrival), an electronic visa designed to simplify entry for international travelers. This visa, initially valid for 30 days, is applied for online before departure and finalized on arrival in Indonesia. This procedure not only saves time, but also offers great flexibility for those wishing to organize their trip with complete peace of mind. This visa can be extended once for a further 30 days.This allows you to stay in Indonesia for a total of 60 days without having to leave the country.
How to extend your "E-Visa on Arrival", online
If you have already applied for an e-Visa online, the extension procedure is relatively straightforward. All you have to do is log back into your account created when you first applied, and follow the instructions provided. If you prefer, you can also contact our services to guide you through the administrative process, ensuring a smooth, hassle-free experience.
Visa on Arrival: extension procedure
If you have opted for a visa obtained directly on arrival in Indonesia, please note that it cannot be extended online. You'll need to visit an immigration office in person to do this. It's crucial to bring your passport and return ticket with you. This process, though more traditional, is relatively straightforward if all the conditions are met.
60-day Tourist Visa
The 60-day tourist visa is another option for travelers looking for a longer stay in Indonesia. This visa allows you to stay in the country for 60 days, with the option of extending it by a further 60 daysextending your total stay to 120 days. The procedure for requesting an extension follows the same steps as for the previous e-visa. You will need to apply between 15 and 7 days before your eVisa expires.
Extension option for 60-day tourist visa
If you haven't applied for a 60-day Tourist Visa, you still have the option of starting with a 30-day e-visa on arrival. This can then be extended for a further 30 days, giving you the flexibility to suit your schedule. This option is ideal for travelers who prefer to maintain a certain degree of freedom in their planning.
In conclusion, it's essential to understand the different visa options available for your stay in Indonesia, as well as the specific procedures for extending them. Whether you opt for an e-Visa on arrival, online, or a 60-day tourist visa, each choice involves precise administrative procedures that are important to respect. Anticipating these steps, in particular by submitting your extension application on time, will enable you to enjoy your stay in Indonesia without complications. With the right preparation, you can travel with complete peace of mind and extend your stay to suit your needs and schedule.
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