How To Extend Your Visa On Arrival for Bali (eVOA)

The Visitor Visa B213, also known as Visa on Arrival, is the Visa most travellers will need to get when coming to Bali. You might sometimes hear it called the Visa on Arrival, Visit Visa, or Visitor Visa.

The Visa on Arrival (VOA) in Bali is a temporary visa that enables foreign tourists to remain in Indonesia for a maximum of 60 days (initially issued for 30 days, it can be extended once for another 30 days.) It’s a hassle-free option as it doesn’t require travellers to apply for visas before your trip, although it is possible to do so with the eVOA which you can find out about here.

Citizens from the following countries may enjoy Visa on Arrival:

01. Albania	32. India	63. Portugal
02. Andorra	33. Ireland	64. Qatar
03. Argentina	34. Italy	65. Romania
04. Australia	35. Japan	66. Russia
05. Austria	36. Jordan	67. Rwanda
06. Bahrain	37. Kazakhstan	68. San Marino
07. Belarus	38. Kenya	69. Saudi Arabia
08. Belgium	39. Kuwait	70. Serbia
09. Bosnia and Herzegovina	40. Laos	71. Seychelles
10. Brazil	41. Latvia	72. Singapore
11. Brunei Darrussalam	42. Liechtenstein	73. Slovakia
12. Bulgaria	43. Lithuania	74. Slovenia
13. Cambodia	44. Luxembourg	75. Souht Africa
14. Canada	45. Macao	76. South Korea
15. Chile	46. Malaysia	77. Spain
16. Colombia	47. Maldives	78. Suriname
17. Croatia	48. Malta	79. Sweden
18. Cyprus	49. Mexico	80. Switzerland
19. Czech	50. Monaco	81. Taiwan
20. Denmark	51. Morocco	82. Thailand
21. Ecuador	52. Myanmar	83. Timor-Leste
22. Egypt	53. Netherlands	84. Tunisia
23. Estonia	54. New Zealand	85. Turkey
24. Finland	55. Norway	86. Ukraine
25. French	56. Oman	87. United Arab Emirates
26. Germany	57. Palestine	88. United Kingdom
27. Greece	58. Panama	89. United States of America
28. Guatemala	59. People’s Republic of China	90. Uzbekistan
29. Hongkong	60. Peru	91. Vatican
30. Hungary	61. Philippines	92. Venezuela
31. Iceland	62. Poland	93. Vietnam

You can purchase your Visa on Arrival at the desk before the immigration counter at Bali airport.

How To Extend Your eVOA For Bali

If you bought your visa online through the Molina website (https://molina.imigrasi.go.id/) before arriving in Bali, you can log into your account, find the visa, and in the menu, the option for ‘extension’ will show in the actions tab.

If you bought your eVOA online but didn’t create an account you may still be able to access it by retrieving the eVOA from Molina and applying for the extension. To do so simply open the Molina website, find the retrieve menu and then enter your Nationality, passport number and DOB and your visa should come up.

The price to extend the eVOA through the website is IDR 500,000.

* Note – Some people have been experiencing issues with the Molina website not offering the option to extend their visa. If this is the case you will need to use an agent and extend your visa the old way, which involves going to immigration for photos and fingerprints. More detail below. *

How To Extend Your Visa On Arrival For Bali

If you bought your VOA at the airport you will need to use an agent to extend it.

For this we will need your:

Passport
Address in Bali
Arrival flight ticket and departure flight ticket

You will need to give us your passport at least 2 business days before your visa expires, ideally 1 week before. Approx 1 week later we will send you a QR code and you will need to go to immigration in Jimbaran or Denpasar depending on your address (we’ll let you know which one!)

You will show the QR code to customer services who will give you a ticket with a number on it, when that comes up on the screen you can go to the counter and show them your QR code then have your photo and fingerprints taken. Please keep the stamped ticket and send us a photo of it afterwards. Approx 3 days later you will be able to pick up your passport with your extension complete.

We offer this service for IDR 850,000 (this includes the IDR 500,000 extension fee.)

More information on visa extensions is available here.

Any questions we’ve not covered? Please get in touch to ask.

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