The Single Entry Music Performer Visa is for foreign musicians or performers who wish to perform in Indonesia. The visa is valid for the duration of the performance or event, typically up to 60 days. Since this is a single-entry visa, it will become invalid once you leave the country. For multiple entries, you would need to apply for a different visa type.
VoA is valid for 30 days (extendable once), and can be obtained on arrival or online. A Tourist Visa must be applied for in advance, is valid for 60 days, and extendable up to 180 days. Both are for tourism only and do not allow work or business.
No your Visa cannot be converted to another Visa. But you can convert your Tourist Visa into an ITAS (Stay Permit). If you want to change your Tourist Visa to another type of Visa, you must leave Indonesia first and enter with the new one.
Our team will assess your needs—whether you’re visiting, working, investing, or relocating—and recommend the most suitable visa. Just reach out, and we’ll guide you through the options and requirements.
Yes, but only through a Bridging Visa process. While VoA can’t be directly converted to an ITAS, we can help you switch without leaving Indonesia by applying for a Bridging Visa, followed by your ITAS. Contact us early to ensure smooth timing.
No, you cannot conduct business activity while on a Visa in Indonesia. More specifically, to do business activity that involves you receiving money from that business activity from Indonesian entity (personal or business entity). But you can attend business meeting in Indonesia while you are on a Business Visa. You can do remote work by using Remote Worker Visa but your income must come from entity outside of Indonesia.
