Yay! Which agent did you use?
@outofofficebrb and I used Seven Stones, who are based in Bali as recommended by Murex.
I paid for mine last Wednesday, cost was 2.5M IDR
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Yay! Which agent did you use?
Yay! Which agent did you use?
I'm debating getting the multi-visit visa, since it's cheaper than visa on arrival if I go 4x or more in a year. I think it needs a guarantor tho? Can't find much info if it'll be available as one of the options for visa on arrival - social/tourism is listed as one of the valid uses.
Long weekend trips to Bali (for both diving and yoga in Ubud) is looking tempting now that day 3 test is gone. Figure not having to wait in visa on arrival line is a plus also even if it works out more expensive with the agent fee.
If you can fly into Bali directly there is no need to apply any visa for US citizen.We were referred to Seven Stones Indonesia for it. I will wait and see what happens with visas in the next few months before I figure how to proceed. I go 2X a year for a long time and it may be worth doing multi visits. Thanks for the idea!
If you can fly into Bali directly there is no need to apply any visa for US citizen.
VOA is only US$35.00 since 07 Mar 2022.
You can leave from other places.
Visa on arrival for 43 nationalities now at all international airports in Indonesia and no PCR test anymore for fully vaccinated people.
Visa on arrival for 43 nationalities now at all international airports in Indonesia and no PCR test anymore for fully vaccinated people.
Visa on arrival for 43 nationalities now at all international airports in Indonesia and no PCR test anymore for fully vaccinated people.