Kedutaan Besar Republik Indonesia
Ambassade de la République d’Indonesie
Berne
REGULATION CONCERNING NEW TYPE AND INDEX OF VISA
The Indonesian Immigration Authority has issued Director General for Immigration Regulation No. F-434.IZ.01.10 Year 2006 concerning Form, Size, Type and Index as Well as Application of Visa. The New Regulation entered into force on 24 April 2006, and officially replaces the Director General for Immigration Guidelines No. F-306.IZ.01.10 Year 1995.
Under the new Decree (Article 4.1), Visa is classified into four types:
i) Transit Visa (Visa Singgah)/Code (A);
ii) Single Visit Visa (Visa Kunjungan)/Code (B);
iii) Temporary Stay Visa (Visa Tinggal Terbatas)/Code (C); and
iv) Multiple Visit Visa (Visa Kunjungan Beberapa Kali Perjalanan)/Code (D).
The Decree (Article 4.2) regulates new index for Visa as follows:
i) Transit Visa with Index 111. This Visa is valid for a maximum period of 14 days, except in accordance with authorization from Immigration Authority in Indonesia.
Transit Visa is applied for all aspects of transit solely for the purpose of continuous air and sea passage to another part of destination, on board with air or sea cargo in Indonesian territory, and emergency situation that causes suspension of passage in relation to vessels, weather and other causes.
ii) Single Visit Visa with Index 211. This visa is available for a single visit only and valid for a maximum period 60 days, except in accordance with authorization from Immigration Authority in Indonesia.
iii) Multiple Visit Visa with Index 212. This visa is available for visitors who require several visits to Indonesia, and valid for a maximum period of 1 year with no more than 60 days per every visit, except in accordance with authorization from Immigration Authority in Indonesia.
iv) Visa on Arrival with Index 213. This visa is available for visitors of certain countries upon arrival in the designated Indonesian seaports or airports. This Visa is valid for a maximum period of 30 days.
The Singe Visit Visa (Index 211), Multiple Visit Visa (Index 212), and Visa on Arrival (Index 213) are applied for all non-working purposes which include government, tourism, socio-cultural, and business, in the field of: (a) Government to Government cooperation; (b) tourism; (c) family or social visit; (d) inter education institution cooperation; (e) journalism; (f) non-
commercial film making; (g) business negotiation; (h) addressing noncommercial
lecturer or participating in non-commercial seminar in the field of
social, cultural or public; (i) participating in the non-commercial international
exhibition; (j) meeting with head office or its subsidiaries in Indonesia.
Journalism and film making visit must bear authorization from related
institution.
v) Temporary Stay Visa is available for working and other non-working
purposes.
Temporary Stay Visa for working purposes may include:
a. Working as the World Trade Organization (WTO) expert with
temporary stay permit for a maximum period of 2 years length of
stay (Index 311); and
b. Working as experts with temporary stay permit for a maximum
period of 1 year length of stay (Index 312), in the field of: (i)
cooperation between private and Government of Indonesia; (ii)
cooperation between NGO and Indonesian Government; (iii)
cooperation between Private and Indonesian Government; (iv)
working on board of the vessels operating in the Archipelagic
Waters, Territorial Sea, or installation plotted in the Continental
Shelf as well as Economic Exclusive Zone of Indonesia, bearing
temporary stay permit; (v) missionary; (vi) professional activities;
(vii) participating on commercial international exhibition; (viii)
providing education and training in the application and innovation
of technology for capacity building on national industry; and (ix)
commercial film making.
Temporary Stay Visa for others non-working purposes may include:
a. Foreign Direct Investors with Temporary Stay Permit for a
maximum period of 1 year (Index 313);
b. Foreign Direct Investors with Temporary Stay Permit for a
maximum period of 2 years (Index 314);
c. Participating in training, or research with temporary stay permit for
a maximum period of 1 year (Index 315);
d. undertaking education with temporary stay permit for a maximum
period of 2 years (Index 316);
e. Family reunion with temporary stay permit for a maximum 1 year
(Index 317);
f. Repatriation with temporary stay permit for a maximum 1 year
(Index 318);
g. Lanjut Usia with temporary stay permit for a maximum 1 year
(Index 319).
VISA REGULATIONS FOR HOLDERS OF PASSPORTS OF PARTICULAR COUNTRIES
i) Visa Free Facility
Referring to the Presidential Decree No 103 dated 31 December 2003 concerning the Amendment of Presidential Decree No 18 dated 31 March 2003 regarding Visa-Free Policy, citizens from the following countries are able to enter Indonesia with the visa-free facility:
1. Thailand; 5. The Philippines 9. Chili;
2. Malaysia; 6. Vietnam; 10.Morocco;
3. Singapore; 7. Hongkong SAR; 11. Peru
4. Brunei Darussalam; 8. Macao SAR ;
The visa-free facility will be valid for maximum 30 days.
In addition, diplomatic and service passport holders from the following countries are also given Visa-Free Facility: 1) Croatia; 2) South Korea; 3) India; 4) North Korea; 5) Serbia Montenegro; 6) Mongolia; 7) Myanmar; 8) Turkey; 9) Laos; 10) Cambodia; 11) Vietnam; 12) People`s Republic of China; 13) Peru; 14) Iran; 15) Cuba;
The visa-free facility for the above Countries is valid for max 14 days.
ii) Visa On Arrival
As of 1 August 2005, citizens from the following countries can apply for visa on arrival for short visit :
1. Argentina
21. Maldives
2. Australia
22. New Zealand
3. Brazil
23. Norway
4. Canada
2
4. Oman
5. Denmark
25. People's Republic of China
6. Finland
26. Poland
7. France
27. Portugal
8. Egypt
28. Russian Federation
9. Belgium
29. Saudi Arabia
10. Austria
30. South Africa
11. Germany
31. South Korea
12. Great Britain
32. Spain
13. Hungary
33. Switzerland
14. Iran
34. Taiwan
15. India
35. Qatar
16. Ireland
36. United Arab Emirates
17. Italy
37. United States of America
18. Japan
38. Netherlands
19. Kuwait
39. Sweden
20. Luxembourg
Based on the Decree of Director General for Immigration of Indonesia dated 12 June 2006, citizens from other 13 countries are added to list for the visa on arrival: 1) Bahrain, 2) Bulgaria, 3) Cyprus, 4) Estonia, 5) Islandia, 6) Cambodia, 7) Liechtenstein, 8) Laos, 9) Mexico, 10) Monaco, 11) Malta, 12) Suriname, 13) Greece.
No employment is allowed on these visas or on the visa-free entry facility. All visitors must have passports valid for at least six months and proof of onward passage.
Based on Government Decree No. 19/2007, fees for visa on arrival are:
- US$ 10 for a maximum 7 days visit, and
- US$ 25 for a maximum 30 days visit.
The Visa on Arrival is available at the following designated airports entry, based on Presidential Decree No. 103 of 2003:
No.
AIRPORT
C I T Y
PROVINCE
1
Polonia
Medan
North Sumatera
2
Sultan Syarif Kasim II
Pekanbaru
Riau
3
Tabing
Padang
West Sumatera
4
Hang Nadim
Batam
Riau
5
Soekarno-Hatta
Jakarta
DKI Jakarta
6
Halim Perdana Kusuma
Jakarta
DKI Jakarta
7
Juanda
Surabaya
West Java
8
Adi Sucipto
Jogjakarta
DI Jogjakarta
9
Adi Sumarmo
Surakarta
Central Java
10
Husein Sastranegara
Bandung
West Java
11
Ahmad Yani
Semarang
Central Java
12
Ngurah Rai
Denpasar
Bali
13
Selaparang
Mataram
West Nusa Tenggara
14
Ei-Tari
Kupang
East Nusa Tenggara
15
Hasanuddin
Makassar
South Sulawesi
16
Sam Ratulangi
Manado
North Sulawesi
17
Sepinggan
Balikpapan
East Kalimantan
and the following seaports of entry, pursuant to Kep. Menkeh dan Ham No. M-01.IZ.01.10 year 2004:
No.
SEA PORT
C I T Y
PROVINCE
1
Sekupang, Batu Ampar, Nongsa, Marina Teluk Senimba, and Batam Center
Batam
Riau
2
Bandar Bintang Telani Lagoi and Bandar Sri Udana Lobam
Tanjung Uban
Riau
3
Belawan
Belawan
North Sumatera
4
Sibolga
Sibolga
North Sumatera
5
Yos Sudarso
Dumai
Riau
6
Tanjung Balai Karimun
-
Riau
7
Tanjung Pinang
Tanjung Pinang
Riau
8
Teluk Bayur
Padang
West Sumatera
9
Tanjung Priok
Jakarta
DKI Jakarta
10
Tanjung Mas
Semarang
Central Java
11
Padang Bai and Benoa
-
Bali
12
Tenau
Kupang
East Nusa Tenggara
13
Maumere
Maumere
East Nusa Tenggara
14
Bitung
Bitung
North Sulawesi
15
Soekarno-Hatta
Makassar
South Sulawesi
16
Pare-pare
Pare-pare
South Sulawesi
17
Jayapura
Jayapura
Papua
iii) Special Visa Requirements
With reference to the Indonesian Immigration Regulation no F4-IL.01.10-2.2827 dated 20 October 2003, passport holders from the following countries:
1. Afganistan
2. Angola
10. Israel
3. Albania
11. North Korea
4. Bangladesh
12. Nigeria
5. Cameroon
13. Pakistan
6. Cuba
14. Srilanka
7. Ethiopia
14. Somalia
8. Ghana
16. Tanzania
9. Iraq
17. Tonga
are required to have visa approval from the Immigration Office in Indonesia. As soon as the visa approval is granted, the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia will issue the visa accordingly.
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Ambassade de la République d’Indonesie
Berne
REGULATION CONCERNING NEW TYPE AND INDEX OF VISA
The Indonesian Immigration Authority has issued Director General for Immigration Regulation No. F-434.IZ.01.10 Year 2006 concerning Form, Size, Type and Index as Well as Application of Visa. The New Regulation entered into force on 24 April 2006, and officially replaces the Director General for Immigration Guidelines No. F-306.IZ.01.10 Year 1995.
Under the new Decree (Article 4.1), Visa is classified into four types:
i) Transit Visa (Visa Singgah)/Code (A);
ii) Single Visit Visa (Visa Kunjungan)/Code (B);
iii) Temporary Stay Visa (Visa Tinggal Terbatas)/Code (C); and
iv) Multiple Visit Visa (Visa Kunjungan Beberapa Kali Perjalanan)/Code (D).
The Decree (Article 4.2) regulates new index for Visa as follows:
i) Transit Visa with Index 111. This Visa is valid for a maximum period of 14 days, except in accordance with authorization from Immigration Authority in Indonesia.
Transit Visa is applied for all aspects of transit solely for the purpose of continuous air and sea passage to another part of destination, on board with air or sea cargo in Indonesian territory, and emergency situation that causes suspension of passage in relation to vessels, weather and other causes.
ii) Single Visit Visa with Index 211. This visa is available for a single visit only and valid for a maximum period 60 days, except in accordance with authorization from Immigration Authority in Indonesia.
iii) Multiple Visit Visa with Index 212. This visa is available for visitors who require several visits to Indonesia, and valid for a maximum period of 1 year with no more than 60 days per every visit, except in accordance with authorization from Immigration Authority in Indonesia.
iv) Visa on Arrival with Index 213. This visa is available for visitors of certain countries upon arrival in the designated Indonesian seaports or airports. This Visa is valid for a maximum period of 30 days.
The Singe Visit Visa (Index 211), Multiple Visit Visa (Index 212), and Visa on Arrival (Index 213) are applied for all non-working purposes which include government, tourism, socio-cultural, and business, in the field of: (a) Government to Government cooperation; (b) tourism; (c) family or social visit; (d) inter education institution cooperation; (e) journalism; (f) non-
commercial film making; (g) business negotiation; (h) addressing noncommercial
lecturer or participating in non-commercial seminar in the field of
social, cultural or public; (i) participating in the non-commercial international
exhibition; (j) meeting with head office or its subsidiaries in Indonesia.
Journalism and film making visit must bear authorization from related
institution.
v) Temporary Stay Visa is available for working and other non-working
purposes.
Temporary Stay Visa for working purposes may include:
a. Working as the World Trade Organization (WTO) expert with
temporary stay permit for a maximum period of 2 years length of
stay (Index 311); and
b. Working as experts with temporary stay permit for a maximum
period of 1 year length of stay (Index 312), in the field of: (i)
cooperation between private and Government of Indonesia; (ii)
cooperation between NGO and Indonesian Government; (iii)
cooperation between Private and Indonesian Government; (iv)
working on board of the vessels operating in the Archipelagic
Waters, Territorial Sea, or installation plotted in the Continental
Shelf as well as Economic Exclusive Zone of Indonesia, bearing
temporary stay permit; (v) missionary; (vi) professional activities;
(vii) participating on commercial international exhibition; (viii)
providing education and training in the application and innovation
of technology for capacity building on national industry; and (ix)
commercial film making.
Temporary Stay Visa for others non-working purposes may include:
a. Foreign Direct Investors with Temporary Stay Permit for a
maximum period of 1 year (Index 313);
b. Foreign Direct Investors with Temporary Stay Permit for a
maximum period of 2 years (Index 314);
c. Participating in training, or research with temporary stay permit for
a maximum period of 1 year (Index 315);
d. undertaking education with temporary stay permit for a maximum
period of 2 years (Index 316);
e. Family reunion with temporary stay permit for a maximum 1 year
(Index 317);
f. Repatriation with temporary stay permit for a maximum 1 year
(Index 318);
g. Lanjut Usia with temporary stay permit for a maximum 1 year
(Index 319).
VISA REGULATIONS FOR HOLDERS OF PASSPORTS OF PARTICULAR COUNTRIES
i) Visa Free Facility
Referring to the Presidential Decree No 103 dated 31 December 2003 concerning the Amendment of Presidential Decree No 18 dated 31 March 2003 regarding Visa-Free Policy, citizens from the following countries are able to enter Indonesia with the visa-free facility:
1. Thailand; 5. The Philippines 9. Chili;
2. Malaysia; 6. Vietnam; 10.Morocco;
3. Singapore; 7. Hongkong SAR; 11. Peru
4. Brunei Darussalam; 8. Macao SAR ;
The visa-free facility will be valid for maximum 30 days.
In addition, diplomatic and service passport holders from the following countries are also given Visa-Free Facility: 1) Croatia; 2) South Korea; 3) India; 4) North Korea; 5) Serbia Montenegro; 6) Mongolia; 7) Myanmar; 8) Turkey; 9) Laos; 10) Cambodia; 11) Vietnam; 12) People`s Republic of China; 13) Peru; 14) Iran; 15) Cuba;
The visa-free facility for the above Countries is valid for max 14 days.
ii) Visa On Arrival
As of 1 August 2005, citizens from the following countries can apply for visa on arrival for short visit :
1. Argentina
21. Maldives
2. Australia
22. New Zealand
3. Brazil
23. Norway
4. Canada
2
4. Oman
5. Denmark
25. People's Republic of China
6. Finland
26. Poland
7. France
27. Portugal
8. Egypt
28. Russian Federation
9. Belgium
29. Saudi Arabia
10. Austria
30. South Africa
11. Germany
31. South Korea
12. Great Britain
32. Spain
13. Hungary
33. Switzerland
14. Iran
34. Taiwan
15. India
35. Qatar
16. Ireland
36. United Arab Emirates
17. Italy
37. United States of America
18. Japan
38. Netherlands
19. Kuwait
39. Sweden
20. Luxembourg
Based on the Decree of Director General for Immigration of Indonesia dated 12 June 2006, citizens from other 13 countries are added to list for the visa on arrival: 1) Bahrain, 2) Bulgaria, 3) Cyprus, 4) Estonia, 5) Islandia, 6) Cambodia, 7) Liechtenstein, 8) Laos, 9) Mexico, 10) Monaco, 11) Malta, 12) Suriname, 13) Greece.
No employment is allowed on these visas or on the visa-free entry facility. All visitors must have passports valid for at least six months and proof of onward passage.
Based on Government Decree No. 19/2007, fees for visa on arrival are:
- US$ 10 for a maximum 7 days visit, and
- US$ 25 for a maximum 30 days visit.
The Visa on Arrival is available at the following designated airports entry, based on Presidential Decree No. 103 of 2003:
No.
AIRPORT
C I T Y
PROVINCE
1
Polonia
Medan
North Sumatera
2
Sultan Syarif Kasim II
Pekanbaru
Riau
3
Tabing
Padang
West Sumatera
4
Hang Nadim
Batam
Riau
5
Soekarno-Hatta
Jakarta
DKI Jakarta
6
Halim Perdana Kusuma
Jakarta
DKI Jakarta
7
Juanda
Surabaya
West Java
8
Adi Sucipto
Jogjakarta
DI Jogjakarta
9
Adi Sumarmo
Surakarta
Central Java
10
Husein Sastranegara
Bandung
West Java
11
Ahmad Yani
Semarang
Central Java
12
Ngurah Rai
Denpasar
Bali
13
Selaparang
Mataram
West Nusa Tenggara
14
Ei-Tari
Kupang
East Nusa Tenggara
15
Hasanuddin
Makassar
South Sulawesi
16
Sam Ratulangi
Manado
North Sulawesi
17
Sepinggan
Balikpapan
East Kalimantan
and the following seaports of entry, pursuant to Kep. Menkeh dan Ham No. M-01.IZ.01.10 year 2004:
No.
SEA PORT
C I T Y
PROVINCE
1
Sekupang, Batu Ampar, Nongsa, Marina Teluk Senimba, and Batam Center
Batam
Riau
2
Bandar Bintang Telani Lagoi and Bandar Sri Udana Lobam
Tanjung Uban
Riau
3
Belawan
Belawan
North Sumatera
4
Sibolga
Sibolga
North Sumatera
5
Yos Sudarso
Dumai
Riau
6
Tanjung Balai Karimun
-
Riau
7
Tanjung Pinang
Tanjung Pinang
Riau
8
Teluk Bayur
Padang
West Sumatera
9
Tanjung Priok
Jakarta
DKI Jakarta
10
Tanjung Mas
Semarang
Central Java
11
Padang Bai and Benoa
-
Bali
12
Tenau
Kupang
East Nusa Tenggara
13
Maumere
Maumere
East Nusa Tenggara
14
Bitung
Bitung
North Sulawesi
15
Soekarno-Hatta
Makassar
South Sulawesi
16
Pare-pare
Pare-pare
South Sulawesi
17
Jayapura
Jayapura
Papua
iii) Special Visa Requirements
With reference to the Indonesian Immigration Regulation no F4-IL.01.10-2.2827 dated 20 October 2003, passport holders from the following countries:
1. Afganistan
2. Angola
10. Israel
3. Albania
11. North Korea
4. Bangladesh
12. Nigeria
5. Cameroon
13. Pakistan
6. Cuba
14. Srilanka
7. Ethiopia
14. Somalia
8. Ghana
16. Tanzania
9. Iraq
17. Tonga
are required to have visa approval from the Immigration Office in Indonesia. As soon as the visa approval is granted, the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia will issue the visa accordingly.
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