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Visa / VOA Info for Indonesia
Jun 9, 2014, 2:58 am
#91
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You do not need to apply for a visa in the US. You can pay for one the moment you arrive in Indonesia. Its called a visa-on-arrival.
Link: http://www.embassyofindonesia.org/wo...s/?page_id=188
Link: http://www.embassyofindonesia.org/wo...s/?page_id=188
Jun 9, 2014, 2:44 pm
#93
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The Embassy website has all the info. Where are you located? In the USA it looks like the cost for a single-entry visitor visa is $45
http://www.embassyofindonesia.org/wo...s/?page_id=696
http://www.embassyofindonesia.org/wo...s/?page_id=696
Jun 9, 2014, 4:17 pm
#94
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Interesting, they want us to present bank statements??
From the Indonesian Embassy website:
Copy of bank statement, indicate the current applicant’s fund at least two weeks prior to the date of obtaining visa, or a letter from the bank stating that the applicant has a sufficient fund.
From the Indonesian Embassy website:
Copy of bank statement, indicate the current applicant’s fund at least two weeks prior to the date of obtaining visa, or a letter from the bank stating that the applicant has a sufficient fund.
Jun 9, 2014, 5:35 pm
#95
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I applied for the Visa as I was going to be in the country for 31 days. I applied by mail to Houston so fee was $45 plus another $20 for postages. Sent in the paper work (passport, employment, bank, air tickets, itineraries, etc) on a Saturday, received back on Wednesday. They called my on Tuesday with one or two simple questions.
Supposedly you can pay a small fine if stay is past 30 days but no way was I going to take a such a chance with local Immigration folks.
Supposedly you can pay a small fine if stay is past 30 days but no way was I going to take a such a chance with local Immigration folks.
Jun 21, 2014, 12:04 pm
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Jun 29, 2014, 11:38 am
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I applied for the Visa as I was going to be in the country for 31 days. I applied by mail to Houston so fee was $45 plus another $20 for postages. Sent in the paper work (passport, employment, bank, air tickets, itineraries, etc) on a Saturday, received back on Wednesday. They called my on Tuesday with one or two simple questions.
Supposedly you can pay a small fine if stay is past 30 days but no way was I going to take a such a chance with local Immigration folks.
Supposedly you can pay a small fine if stay is past 30 days but no way was I going to take a such a chance with local Immigration folks.
You can also extend a VOA once for 250k, although it's a bit of a hassle to do yourself. Agents will do it for an additional $40-$60. Personally, I'd pay the $16.
Jun 29, 2014, 11:40 am
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Jun 30, 2014, 3:55 pm
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Jul 6, 2014, 10:08 am
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Indonesian Transit Visa
Hello everyone,
I am US Permanent Resident and I normally travel to Europe. i dont need visa to travel in Europe. However, I will be short couplke thousand miles this year to get my exp back. I was checking the flights to CGK (Indonesia) and I was planning to venture myself and get those miles. DFW-NRT-CGK-NRT_DFW. I dont need visa to enter Japan, but yes for Indonesia. I was planning to turn around right away (5 hours layover) and rest in Japan for my evening flight.
I am not sure if I should apply for a transit visa because I will not step out of the airport in Indonesia or go ahead and apply for the tourist visa?
Any input will be great, and if this is not the right forum, feel free to move it. Thanks
I am US Permanent Resident and I normally travel to Europe. i dont need visa to travel in Europe. However, I will be short couplke thousand miles this year to get my exp back. I was checking the flights to CGK (Indonesia) and I was planning to venture myself and get those miles. DFW-NRT-CGK-NRT_DFW. I dont need visa to enter Japan, but yes for Indonesia. I was planning to turn around right away (5 hours layover) and rest in Japan for my evening flight.
I am not sure if I should apply for a transit visa because I will not step out of the airport in Indonesia or go ahead and apply for the tourist visa?
Any input will be great, and if this is not the right forum, feel free to move it. Thanks
Jul 6, 2014, 4:19 pm
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Hello everyone,
I am US Permanent Resident and I normally travel to Europe. i dont need visa to travel in Europe. However, I will be short couplke thousand miles this year to get my exp back. I was checking the flights to CGK (Indonesia) and I was planning to venture myself and get those miles. DFW-NRT-CGK-NRT_DFW. I dont need visa to enter Japan, but yes for Indonesia. I was planning to turn around right away (5 hours layover) and rest in Japan for my evening flight.
I am not sure if I should apply for a transit visa because I will not step out of the airport in Indonesia or go ahead and apply for the tourist visa?
Any input will be great, and if this is not the right forum, feel free to move it. Thanks
I am US Permanent Resident and I normally travel to Europe. i dont need visa to travel in Europe. However, I will be short couplke thousand miles this year to get my exp back. I was checking the flights to CGK (Indonesia) and I was planning to venture myself and get those miles. DFW-NRT-CGK-NRT_DFW. I dont need visa to enter Japan, but yes for Indonesia. I was planning to turn around right away (5 hours layover) and rest in Japan for my evening flight.
I am not sure if I should apply for a transit visa because I will not step out of the airport in Indonesia or go ahead and apply for the tourist visa?
Any input will be great, and if this is not the right forum, feel free to move it. Thanks
If you are NOT eligible for a VOA, I'd be concerned that you would be denied at DFW or NRT from boarding the plane. I would check Timatic to make sure.