Visa on Arrival (VoA)

The process for extending a visa on arrival (VoA) in Indonesia may have been subject to change. It’s essential to check with the Indonesian immigration authorities or official government websites for the most current and accurate information. However, I can provide you with a general outline of the process as it was at that time. Please keep in mind that the steps or requirements may have changed since then.

If you are in Indonesia and wish to extend your visa on arrival, here’s what you can do:

Eligibility

Check if your country’s passport is eligible for a visa on arrival and whether it can be extended. Not all nationalities are eligible for a VoA extension.

Visit Immigration Office

Go to the nearest Immigration Office in Indonesia. You can find their locations on the official Indonesian immigration website.

Complete Required Forms

Obtain and fill out the necessary visa extension application forms. These forms might be available at the Immigration Office.

Supporting Documents

Prepare all required supporting documents. Commonly, you will need your passport with the VoA stamp, a passport-sized photo, a return ticket or proof of onward travel, proof of sufficient funds to support your stay, and any other documents specified by the immigration authorities.

Fee Payment

Pay the visa extension fee. The fee amount may vary depending on the length of the extension and your nationality.

Application Submission

Submit your visa extension application along with all the required documents and fees to the Immigration Office. Make sure to do this before your initial visa on arrival expires.

Processing Time

The processing time for visa extensions can vary. It might take a few days to several weeks. Be prepared to wait during this period.

Overstay

While your visa extension application is being processed, you will be on an “overstay” status. It’s essential to stay in Indonesia until your visa extension is approved or rejected.

Notification

Once a decision is made on your application, you will be notified. If approved, you will receive a new visa sticker in your passport.

* Please remember that the visa regulations in Indonesia might have changed, and the extension process may be subject to updates or modifications. It’s crucial to verify the current procedures with the Indonesian immigration authorities to ensure a smooth and legal extension process.