Bali visa services made simple
Tourist visas, visa extensions and long-stay KITAS for Bali. We guide you from your first question to your approved visa.
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How it works
Four simple steps, from your first question to your approved visa.
Tell us your plans
How long you want to stay in Bali and what you'll do there.
Get the right visa
We confirm which visa fits and send you the exact list of documents.
We file your application
We check everything, then our partner visa agency in Denpasar submits it.
Receive your visa
Your e-visa arrives by email. We stay available if you have questions.
Why choose Quick Visa Bali
Visa rules in Indonesia change often, and one small mistake can get an application refused. We make sure you get it right the first time.
- Based in Denpasar, BaliWe know the local immigration process and how it works in practice.
- Every application checked before filingA single typo in your passport details can get a visa refused. We check everything first.
- Clear documents listYou know exactly what to send before you start, with no surprises along the way.
- Fast answersWe reply to every message within 24 hours.
There were no surprises or delays. They were also very responsive. I will definitely contact them again for my next trip. Kudos!
Jennie K.
Contact usBali visa questions
Can I extend my Bali visa on arrival (e-VOA)?
Yes, once. The e-VOA gives you 30 days and can be extended one time for 30 more days, for a total of 60 days. The extension needs one in-person visit to the immigration office, so start it well before your visa expires.
Can I work in Bali on a tourist visa?
No. Tourist and visit visas do not allow any work in Indonesia, including remote work for a long stay. If you work for clients or an employer abroad while living in Bali, the Remote Worker KITAS (E33G) is the right visa.
Which visa do I need to stay in Bali for 6 months?
The C1 Visit Visa gives you 60 days and can be extended twice, for up to 180 days in total. If you plan to leave and come back several times, a D1 multiple-entry visa may suit you better.
How long does a Bali visa take?
It depends on the visa. Visit visas are usually processed in days, while a KITAS can take several weeks. Processing times change during the year, so we give you a current estimate when you contact us.
Do I need to be in Bali to apply?
No. Most Indonesian visas are applied for online before you travel, and you receive an e-visa by email. Some steps, like visa extensions, are done once you are in Bali.
Not sure which visa you need?
Tell us your travel dates and what you plan to do in Bali. We'll tell you the right visa and the documents you need.
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