Bali Visa Extension in 2026: Every Type, Terms and Rules
Almost every Indonesian visa can be extended without leaving: the eVOA once for 30 days, the C1 and C2 twice for 60 days each, the D12 once for a full 180. Since June 2025 every extension requires an in-person biometrics visit at an immigration office, so apply at least 7–10 working days ahead. Overstaying costs IDR 1,000,000 per day per person.
Updated: 25 August 2026 · Verified by the Malina Visa team
What can be extended, and for how long
The rule is simple: an extension never changes your visa type — it only adds days within that visa's own limit. Once the limit is used up, the options are leaving the country or switching to a different status.
- ✓eVOA / VOA — 1 extension of 30 days, 60 days maximum. Government fee IDR 500,000, filed online. Step by step in our eVOA extension guide.
- ✓C1 tourist visa — 2 extensions of 60 days, 180 maximum. Each is processed via a sponsor in-country; details on the C1 page.
- ✓C2 business visa — 2 extensions of 60 days, 180 maximum, same scheme as the C1. More on the C2 page.
- ✓Multiple-entry D1/D2 — the stay within each entry is extendable. With us: IDR 2,600,000 when filed 6+ working days ahead, IDR 3,100,000 urgent, IDR 3,600,000 if your passport has under 6 months left. About the visa itself — D1/D2.
- ✓D12 Pre-Investment — 1 extension of 180 days, up to 360 per entry: IDR 7,000,000 (IDR 8,000,000 with a passport under 6 months). Since February 2026 a PT PMA is required — see below.
- ✓E33G remote-worker KITAS — not extendable: after its year it is re-issued from scratch. How that works — in our E33G deep dive.
- ✓Annual KITAS (investor, family, work, retirement) — renewed via the sponsor for 1–2 years; each status has its own guide in the blog.
Biometrics: the visit you cannot skip
Since June 2025 (circular IMI-417.GR.01.01) every extension of a visa or stay permit requires showing up in person: photo, fingerprints, a short interview. An agency can handle everything else — paperwork, filing, fees — but the biometrics trip is yours. Bali has three offices: Denpasar, Jimbaran (Ngurah Rai) and Singaraja; which one is yours depends on where you live. Addresses and procedure — in our guide to Bali immigration offices.
D12: new rules since 2 February 2026
All Bali offices now approve D12 extensions only on two conditions: the applicant has a registered PT PMA with their name in the deed of establishment, and the visa has been used for its stated purpose — preparing an investment, not simply living on the island. Immigration has publicly reported deportations for using the D12 as a “lifestyle visa”. Full breakdown — in our D12 article; if a company is genuinely in your plans, start with setting up a PT PMA.
When to apply, and what overstaying costs
Apply at least 7–10 working days before your permit ends: processing takes 3 to 10 working days depending on the visa, and the biometrics slot adds waiting time of its own. Miss the deadline and the overstay clock starts: IDR 1,000,000 per day per person, children included; past 60 days it means detention, deportation and an entry ban. What to do if it has already happened — in our Bali overstay guide.
FAQ
Can I extend my visa fully online, without visiting immigration?
No. The application is filed online, but since June 2025 biometrics (photo and fingerprints) are mandatory for every extension — at least one in-person visit is required.
How many times can the eVOA be extended?
Once, for 30 days — 60 days maximum in total. After that, the only options are leaving the country or a different visa arranged in advance.
Can the C1 be extended a third time?
No. The C1 grants 60 days plus two 60-day extensions — 180 days maximum. After that you must leave Indonesia.
Will a D12 be extended without a registered company?
Since 2 February 2026 — no. Bali offices approve D12 extensions only with a registered PT PMA that lists the applicant in the deed of establishment.
What happens if I overstay?
A fine of IDR 1,000,000 per day per person, children included. Overstaying beyond 60 days means detention, deportation and an entry ban.
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