Business Visa Services in Indonesia

A business visa is a visit visa for foreign nationals entering Indonesia for permitted business-related activities, such as meetings, negotiations, conferences, supplier visits, factory checks, or business discussions.

No. A business visa does not allow the holder to work, sell goods or services, or receive wages from individuals or companies in Indonesia. If the activity involves employment or ongoing work, a different immigration route may be required.

A single-entry business visa is suitable for one trip to Indonesia. A multiple-entry business visa is suitable for travelers who need to enter Indonesia repeatedly for recurring business visits during the visa validity period.

The permitted stay depends on the visa type. Business visit visas commonly allow an initial stay period, with extension options depending on the visa category and immigration rules.

Business visas are commonly used by executives, investors, consultants, corporate representatives, buyers, suppliers, event attendees, and foreign professionals visiting Indonesia for non-employment business activities.

Common documents include a valid passport, recent photo, travel plan, a business invitation or correspondence, financial evidence, and information about the purpose of the visit.

Sponsor requirements depend on the visa type, nationality, and immigration conditions. Some applications may not require a sponsor, while certain traveler categories or nationalities may need additional support.

Some business visit visas can be extended, depending on the visa category and applicable immigration rules. Extension planning should be reviewed before the initial stay period ends.