Multiple entry visas for Indonesia, for repeat trips.
Each D visa matches its C visa’s activity and stay per visit, valid a year or more. Several trips usually cost less.
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Indonesia D1 Tourist visit, multiple entry
Tourism, family visits, meetings or exhibitions. Multiple entry, 60 days per visit, valid 1, 2 or 5 years.
From IDR 3,000,000 See what it covers -
Indonesia D2 Business visit, multiple entry
Meetings, negotiations, contracts, inspecting goods. Multiple entry, 60 days per visit, valid 1, 2 or 5 years.
From IDR 4,000,000 See what it covers -
Indonesia D3 Medical treatment, multiple entry
Medical treatment. Multiple entry, 60 days per visit, valid 1 or 2 years.
From IDR 3,000,000 See what it covers -
Indonesia D4 Government affairs, multiple entry
Official government business. Multiple entry, 60 days per visit, valid 1 or 2 years.
From IDR 4,000,000 See what it covers -
Indonesia D7 Arts performance and crew, multiple entry
Performing or exhibiting arts and culture, with crew. Multiple entry, 30 days per visit.
From IDR 2,500,000 See what it covers -
Indonesia D8 Non-commercial sport, multiple entry
Non-commercial sport. Multiple entry, 60 days per visit.
From IDR 2,500,000 See what it covers -
Indonesia D12 Pre-investment, multiple entry
Business set-up surveys and feasibility studies. Multiple entry, 180 days per visit, valid 1 or 2 years.
From IDR 5,000,000 See what it covers -
Indonesia D14 Film production, multiple entry
Foreign film production. Multiple entry, 60 days per visit, valid 1 or 2 years.
From IDR 5,000,000 See what it covers -
Indonesia D17 Branch audit, multiple entry
Audit, quality control or inspection at a branch. Multiple entry, 60 days per visit, valid 1 or 2 years.
From IDR 5,000,000 See what it covers
Who this is for
D2 and D12: 60 days per visit, valid one or two years. Worth it if you come back often.
A regular commercial relationship
Visiting suppliers, clients or a partner. From about three trips a year, one D visa usually costs less.
Work in progress on the ground
A survey, feasibility study or new business: D12 for pre-investment, D2 for general business.
Dates that keep moving
You will be back, but not sure when. One visa means one processing wait, not one per trip.
Choosing one year or two
Only the price differs. If the work runs past a year, compare two years with one year twice.
What we do, and what we do not.
Both lists go into your written scope, word for word.
What we do
- Name the visa that matches your activity
- Check your documents against the current rules
- Prepare and lodge the application
- Track it and tell you when its status changes
- Handle extensions and renewals for visas we lodge
- Work in English, Bahasa Indonesia or Chinese
- Refund our service fee if an application we filed is refused
What we do not do
- Guarantee an outcome. Immigration decides
- Give legal advice. If you need a lawyer, we say so
- Act as a government agency. You can apply directly through official channels
- Issue documents we are not authorised to issue
- Advise on tax residency or company accounting
Four steps, each one in writing.
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Initial assessment
Send your nationality, plan and dates. We name the visa that fits. The first assessment is free.
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Scope and price in writing
Before you pay: the document list, your price, a timing estimate and what we will not do.
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Document check
We check each document against the current rules. You fix anything flagged before we lodge.
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Lodging and follow up
We lodge, track and pass on any request from immigration. Extensions go through the same contact.
What you will usually need
It covers a working relationship, not one trip, so it asks for evidence the relationship exists.
Applicant
- Passport with enough remaining validity
- Recent photograph to the current specification
- Your job title and employer details
The Indonesian side
- Invitation or sponsorship from the Indonesian company
- Company registration of the inviting company
- A description of the activities across the whole period, not only the first visit
Supporting
- Proof of funds for the visits you expect to make
- Evidence of the business relationship, such as contracts or correspondence
The activity description has to cover a year, not a week, so it matters more here.
Timing
The file usually waits on the Indonesian company’s invitation, not on the application.
Estimates assume a complete file. You wait for processing once, not once per trip.
Multiple entry questions
- What is the difference between D2 and D12?
- D2 is the general business visit; D12 covers pre-investment work such as surveys and feasibility studies.
- Is 60 days per visit or in total?
- Per visit. The visa is valid for one or two years, and each entry allows up to 60 days.
- How many trips make this worth it?
- Compare your term’s price with a single entry visa per expected trip. Send us your trip count and we do the sum.
- Can I work on a multiple entry business visa?
- No. These are visit visas, with no employment or income from a source in Indonesia.
- What happens when it expires?
- Both are extendable. We tell you whether extending or reapplying costs less, and start before the expiry date.
Tell us what you are coming here to do.
Send your nationality, plan and dates. We reply with the visa, its price and its documents.