Other Visa and Permit Services in Bali
Beyond KITAS and KITAP, there are several other immigration permits and visa categories relevant to foreigners in Bali. We assist with the full range of Indonesian immigration services.
eVOA — Electronic Visa on Arrival
The Indonesian eVOA (e-Visa on Arrival) is a 30-day single-entry tourist permit, extendable once for an additional 30 days (total 60 days). It is available online at molina.imigrasi.go.id before you travel or on arrival at major entry points. We assist with applications, extensions, and any follow-up with Imigrasi.
Multiple-Entry Business Visa (B211A)
The B211A business visitor visa (also called Multiple Entry Business Visa) allows legitimate business activities — meetings, conferences, due diligence — without employment in Indonesia. Validity and number of entries vary; confirm current availability with us as regulations are updated frequently.
Second Home Visa (E33G)
Indonesia’s Second Home Visa (E33G) was introduced under the 2022 immigration reform. It targets high-net-worth individuals who wish to reside in Indonesia for 5 or 10 years without business or investment operations. Requirements include proof of funds and a minimum deposit in an Indonesian bank. Contact us to verify current availability and requirements as of 2026.
KITAS Address Change (Pindah Alamat)
If you move to a new address within Indonesia, your KITAS must be updated to reflect the change. This involves a formal address-change process with Imigrasi and an update to your SKTT (Surat Keterangan Tempat Tinggal). Agency fee for address change: approximately IDR 2,000,000 all-inclusive.
KITAS Cancellation
When departing Indonesia permanently or switching to a new permit category, your existing KITAS must be formally cancelled. This prevents future immigration complications. Agency fee: IDR 750,000–1,500,000 depending on the process.
SKTT — Civil Residency Registration
The SKTT (Surat Keterangan Tempat Tinggal) is the civil residency certificate required for KITAS holders to register with the local Dinas Kependudukan dan Catatan Sipil (Dukcapil). This is separate from the immigration permit itself and is required for practical life in Bali (driving licence, local bank accounts, etc.). We handle SKTT applications as part of our KITAS packages or as a standalone service (approx. IDR 1,500,000).