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Visas · September 2026

Popular Bali visas compared

01 · Short tripeVOA — IDR 900,00030 days plus 30 more with an extension.
02 · LongerC1, D1, D12Up to 180 days per trip and beyond, from IDR 2,500,000.
03 · Live hereE33G KITASA year in Bali with no visa runs — IDR 12,000,000.

Updated: 29 September 2026 · Verified by the Malina Visa team

In short: for a holiday of up to two months the eVOA is enough. For 2–6 months in one trip, take the C1. Flying in and out all year? The D1. Exploring a business? The D12 or the single-entry C12. Living in Bali and working remotely? The E33G KITAS. All prices below are turnkey, government fees included.

The main table

Popular Bali visas, turnkey prices, September 2026.
VisaStayEntriesExtensionSwitch to KITASTurnkey price, IDR
eVOA — visa on arrival30 + 30 daysOneOnce for 30 days — 950,000Via Bridging Visa (+60 days), then KITAS900,000
Tourist C160 days, up to 180 with extensionsOneTwice for 60 days — 2,500,000 eachDirectly, without leaving2,500,000 · Regular 4,000,000
Multiple-entry D160 days per entry, up to 180 with extensionsUnlimited, 1–2 yearsWithin an entry, 60 days — 2,600,000No, it is a visit visa5,000,000 · Regular 6,500,000 (1 year)
Pre-investment D12180 days on every entryUnlimited, 1–2 years+180 days in-country — 5,000,000Investor KITAS once the company is set up7,500,000 · Regular 9,000,000 (1 year)
Pre-investment C12180 daysOne: the visa is cancelled once you leave—Investor KITAS once the company is set up6,800,000 · Regular 8,300,000
E33G KITAS1 yearUnlimited during the yearYearly without leaving — 12,000,000It already is a KITAS12,000,000
None of the visit visas — eVOA, C1, D1, D12, C12 — allows work in Indonesia. The E33G KITAS allows remote work for a foreign employer only.

Which visa to choose

  • A holiday of 30–60 days. eVOA: filed online before you fly, extendable once for another 30 days.
  • Wintering or a long stay of 2–6 months. C1: 60 days and two extensions, up to 180 days without leaving.
  • Flying in and out several times a year. D1 for one or two years: each entry gives a fresh 60 days and the visa survives departures.
  • Researching the market and preparing a business. D12 if you will leave and come back, or C12 if you come once for half a year.
  • Living in Bali and working remotely. E33G KITAS: a year with no visa runs, income from a foreign employer of USD 60,000 a year or more.

The route: from eVOA to KITAS without leaving

Arrived on an eVOA and decided to stay longer? You do not have to fly out for a new visa. There is no direct eVOA-to-KITAS conversion, but there is a transitional status.

1. eVOA — 30 + 30 days

Visa on arrival for IDR 900,000, extension for another 30 days — IDR 950,000.

2. Bridging Visa — 60 more days

A transitional permit: +60 days of stay while the new status is prepared. On its own it costs IDR 4,000,000.

3. KITAS — for example E33G

The status is issued in-country. Switching from eVOA to E33G costs IDR 16,000,000 turnkey, with the Bridging Visa included.

From a C1 you can switch to the E33G KITAS directly, without a Bridging Visa — also IDR 16,000,000 turnkey. More on the Bridging Visa page and in E33G extension.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest visa for Bali?

The eVOA — IDR 900,000 turnkey for 30 days, extendable once for another 30. If you need more than 60 days, the C1 is better value: IDR 2,500,000 for up to 180 days with two extensions.

How does the C1 differ from the D1?

The C1 is single entry: 60 days plus two extensions, up to 180 days per trip, and it ends when you leave. The D1 is multiple entry for 1–2 years: every entry gives 60 days that can be extended, and the visa survives departures.

How does the D12 differ from the C12?

The D12 is multiple entry for 1–2 years with 180 days on every entry. The C12 is single entry: 180 days, and the visa is cancelled once you leave Indonesia. The C12 starts at IDR 6,800,000, the D12 at IDR 7,500,000.

Can I switch from an eVOA to a KITAS without leaving?

Yes, via the Bridging Visa: it adds 60 days of stay while the KITAS is processed. Switching from eVOA to E33G costs IDR 16,000,000 turnkey.

How much is express processing?

The Regular package in 5–6 working days costs IDR 1,500,000 more than the Minimal package in 10 working days: C1 IDR 4,000,000, D1 for a year IDR 6,500,000, D12 for a year IDR 9,000,000, C12 IDR 8,300,000.

Official sources: the Directorate General of Immigration and evisa.imigrasi.go.id.

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