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Bridging Visa
Recently, the Directorate General of Immigration of Indonesia introduced a new policy called the Bridging Visa, also known as a Transitional Stay Permit. This new visa aims to streamline the immigration process for foreign nationals already in the country by allowing them to transition between different stay permits without having to leave Indonesian territory. This is a game-changer that saves time, money, and hassle.
Who Can Apply?
The Bridging Visa is for foreign nationals who are already in Indonesia and need to apply for a new stay permit. This includes individuals holding a:
- Visa on Arrival (VOA)
- Visit Visa (C and D)
- Limited Stay Permit (KITAS)
This visa is specifically designed to prevent overstaying while a new permit application is being processed. It is particularly useful for those who wish to convert their existing visa type, such as moving from a Tourist Visa to a Work Visa or an Investor Visa.
To apply for the Bridging Visa, you typically need to prepare:
- A valid passport.
- Your current visa details.
- A recent photograph
The application must be submitted electronically through the official e-Visa website no later than three days before your current permit expires.
The Bridging Visa acts as a “bridge” between your old and new stay permits. It is valid for a maximum of 60 days and is non-extendable. This period gives you enough time to complete the application process for your new visa or KITAS.
This visa is not for work, and you cannot earn income on a Bridging Visa. It is only meant to maintain your legal status while your new permit is being processed. The ability to begin a new job or activity is only granted after your new, relevant permit (like a Working KITAS) is issued.
The Bridging Visa is a single-entry visa, and it becomes invalid if you leave Indonesia. If you do not apply for a new stay permit within the 60-day period, you must leave the country before the Bridging Visa expires.
- Prepare all requirement needed for Internship Visa
- Send all documents to E-Visa Bali official contact address
- Our consultant will assist you through the process
- Soon after your Internship Visa is completed our consultant will inform you and you are good to go
Price & Details
- Start From – IDR 4,500,000
- Processing Time: 7-12 Working Days
*All payment transactions performed will be converted to Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).
- The price in this website may change without prior notification.
- The visa application will be started only after receipt of full payment in our company account.
- All documents must be original and valid.
- The visa application processing time begins after the documents are uploaded onto the visa online system of Indonesian Immigration.
- The processing time may be delayed due to error within the immigration online system. This day will not be calculated as a working day.
- Additional requirements may will be requested by the officer during the VISA process.
- Immigration Headquarter office and Indonesian Immigration online VISA app are open from Monday – Friday and service time is from 08.00 – 15.00, except for National Holidays.
- Customers shall comply with the VISA they have during their visit/ stay in Indonesia.
- Any problems and costs arising due to VISA violation is not our responsibility.
- Any rejection or any unsuccessful Visa Application due to change of government regulation is not our responsibility and VISA payment is non-refundable.
Internship Visa Frequently Ask Question
The Bridging Visa is a new immigration policy that allows foreign nationals to legally remain in Indonesia while they are in the process of transitioning from one type of stay permit to another, such as from a VOA to a KITAS.
The Bridging Visa is valid for a maximum of 60 days. This period is not extendable.
No, a Bridging Visa strictly prohibits you from engaging in any work or income-generating activities. It is solely for the purpose of bridging the time between your old and new stay permits.
No, the Bridging Visa is a single-entry visa. If you leave the country, the visa becomes invalid.
If your application for a new visa is approved after your Bridging Visa expires, you will not be penalized for overstaying, as long as you submitted your application on time and followed all procedures.
