Indonesia

A Trusted and Reliable Immigration and Visa Agency in Dubai for Indonesia

At Amal Migration, we recognize that Indonesia has become one of the most sought-after destinations for both professional growth and “mesmerizing scenic beauty.” As of April 2026, Indonesia’s immigration landscape has been fully digitized, making it more accessible for global travelers and skilled professionals alike.

Whether you are planning a short-term visit to Bali or a long-term career move to Jakarta, our team provides the precision required to navigate the latest 2026 regulations.

1. Indonesia Visit Visas (Tourism & Business)

The visit visa category is designed for short-term stays. All travelers (except for select visa-exempt nationalities) must now use the e-Visa portal before arrival.

e-VOA (Visa on Arrival): * Duration: 30 days, extendable once for an additional 30 days.
- Best For: Quick holidays and short business meetings.
- Cost: Approximately IDR 500,000 (~$32 USD).
Single-Entry Visitor Visa (Index C1): * Duration: Up to 60 days, with the possibility of extending for a total stay of up to 180 days.
- Requirements: A bank statement showing at least $2,000 USD in the last 3 months and a confirmed return ticket.
Multiple-Entry Visa (Index D1/D2): * Validity: 1, 2, or 5 years.
- Stay: Allows stays of up to 60 days per entry.
- Crucial Detail: You must provide an invitation letter from an Indonesian company or institution for the business track (D2).

2. Indonesia Work Visa

Securing a work permit in Indonesia is a “high-contrast” process that requires close coordination between the employee and the Indonesian employer.

The Work Permit Framework (2026)

RPTKA Approval: Your employer must first obtain an Expatriate Placement Plan from the Ministry of Manpower.
DKP-TKA Payment: The employer must pay a development fund fee of $100 USD per month ($1,200 for a year) upfront.
VITAS to KITAS: You first receive a Temporary Stay Visa (VITAS) to enter the country, which we then help you convert into a Limited Stay Permit (KITAS) card upon arrival.

Employee Requirements:

Passport: Must be valid for at least 18 months.
Experience: A minimum of 5 years of relevant work experience in your field.
Education: Degree certificates must be translated into English or Bahasa Indonesia and carry the company’s official stamp.
Insurance: Proof of an Indonesian health insurance policy is mandatory for first-time workers.

3. Specialized Long-Term Stays

For those seeking a more permanent presence without traditional employment:

Digital Nomad Visa (E33G): A 1-year renewable visa for remote workers. You must show proof of remote employment and a minimum overseas income.
Second Home Visa: Grants up to 10 years of residency. This requires a local bank deposit of IDR 2 billion (~$130,000 USD) or ownership of high-value Indonesian real estate.
Golden Visa: For high-net-worth investors ($350,000+), offering 5 to 10 years of residency with no physical presence requirement.

Amal Migration: Integrity, Expertise, and Personalized Service. Whether you are applying from Dubai, or anywhere else in the world, we ensure your journey to Indonesia is as mesmerizing as the destination itself.

Ready to start? Contact us today for a free evaluation of your Indonesia visa eligibility.