Bridging Visa: A New Way to Extend Your Stay in Indonesia

What is a Bridging Visa?

Introduced by Indonesian immigration in April 2024, the Bridging Visa offers a new way to extend your stay in Indonesia, particularly for those on a 211A (tourism) or C2 (business) visa. Essentially, it provides an additional 2 months of stay. More about Bridging Visa.

An example of what a 60-day Indonesian Bridging Visa looks like: it can be converted into a KITAS without leaving the country

Who is it for?

Foreigners currently in Indonesia on a 211A or C2 visa.
Individuals whose current visa is about to expire and who intend to apply for a KITAS (Limited Stay Permit).

How to obtain it?

Electronic Format: The Bridging Visa is issued electronically.
Required Documents: Passport, photo, and your current visa.
Cost: IDR 3.500.000.
Validity: 60 days.
Important Note: Applications must be submitted at least 3 days before your current visa expires.

Advantages:

Convenience: No need to leave the country.
Cost-effective: Saves time and money.

Limitations:

Duration: Fixed at 60 days and cannot be extended.
Conversion: Can be converted to a KITAS if there are at least 30 days remaining on the visa.