Last Updated on February 23, 2023
Key Points
- Holders of a single-entry visit visa issued prior to 16 April 2022 will be eligible to apply for a 60-day extension
- Holders of a single-entry visit visa issued after 16 April 2022 will need to apply for a new visa
Overview
The government of Indonesia updated the conditions for extension of single-entry visit visas. Under these new conditions, foreign nationals holding single-entry visit visas issued prior to 16 April 2022 will be eligible to apply and extend the visa once for 60 days. Single-entry visas issued after 16 April 2022 cannot be extended. Instead, these travelers will need to apply for a new single-entry visit visa.
What are the Changes?
The government of Indonesia reduced extension conditions for foreign nationals holding single-entry visits visas. Previously, the single-entry visits visa could be extended by four 30-day periods.
Looking Ahead
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