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Outbound visas · Schengen

Schengen visa from Indonesia

01 · Right to fileWhere you liveA KITAS lets you apply in Indonesia rather than your home country.
02 · FeeEUR 90Adult consular fee. We show it separately from our commission.
03 · Timing15 days by normApply 4–8 weeks ahead: the appointment queue is longer than processing.

Updated: 28 August 2026 · Verified by the Malina Visa team

A Schengen visa is filed where a person legally lives, not where they hold citizenship. For a KITAS holder that is Indonesia: documents are accepted in Jakarta, Bali and Surabaya, with no need to fly home.

We check your case before you pay the consular fee, assemble the file for the specific consulate and book the appointment.

What is included and what is paid separately

Schengen visa from Indonesia, August 2026.
ItemAmountPaid to
Consular fee, adultEUR 90the consulate, separately
Consular fee, child 6–12EUR 45the consulate, separately
Child under 6free
Visa centre service feeper the centre’s tariffthe visa centre, separately
Our work: case check, document file, appointmenton requestus

We show the consular fee separately from our commission on principle. When an agency quotes a single "all-in" figure, it usually hides both the fee and the markup, and there is no way to tell what you are paying for.

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Where to file

Visa centres accept applications in Jakarta, on Bali and in Surabaya. A KITAS is accepted as identification, and applications open no earlier than six months before the trip.

The main-country rule. You file with the consulate of the country where you will spend the most days, and where the split is equal, the country of entry. This is where most applications come apart: the itinerary is built for one country while the trip is actually spent in another.

What to prepare

  • Passport plus KITAS or KITAP
  • Flight and accommodation bookings for the whole route
  • Medical insurance for EUR 30,000 covering the entire zone
  • Proof of funds: recent bank statements
  • Proof of employment or of your own business
A consulate checklist and a checklist from the internet are different things. We assemble the file for the consulate you are actually filing with.

Frequently asked questions

Can I apply for a Schengen visa while living in Bali?

Yes. The application is filed where you legally reside, not where you hold citizenship. For a KITAS or KITAP holder that is Indonesia — flying to your home country is not required.

Is a KITAS required?

Yes, for Schengen it is mandatory. Without a residence permit the consulates in Indonesia will not accept a foreigner’s application, and the consular fee is not refunded if the application is not accepted.

How much is the consular fee?

EUR 90 for adults and EUR 45 for children aged 6 to 12; under 6 is free. The visa centre charges its own service fee on top. Our commission is billed separately from the consular fee — we always show them apart.

Where are documents accepted?

In Jakarta, Bali and Surabaya — visa centres operate in all three cities, and a KITAS is accepted as proof of identity.

How far ahead should I apply?

Four to eight weeks before the trip. The processing norm is 15 days, but in summer and around holidays the queue for an appointment stretches more than the processing itself.

Will I get a multiple-entry visa?

Most likely not. Residents of Indonesia are usually issued a single-entry visa for a specific trip, so plan around that rather than around hopes of a multi-entry.

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