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LEGAL ENTITY
PT ROYAL BALI MANAGEMENT
NIB 1006260042468
OPERATING IN BALI
Since 2024
EXPERIENCED TEAM
7 years of visa support experience
SERVICE AREA
Bali and Indonesia-wide matters
Our Comprehensive Indonesia Visa Services in Bali
We help travelers, digital nomads, and investors with visas and immigration in Indonesia. Our team guides you through the 2026 requirements for a legal stay. Our services include:
Company Overview
Company Establishment (PMA, PMDN, CV)
We help entrepreneurs and investors set up businesses legally in Indonesia. Our team guides you step by step through establishing a PT, PMA, PMDN, or CV, from company registration to legal compliance.
General Requirements
- Initial Consultation.
- Legal Document Preparation.
- Licensing Assistance.
- Additional Services.
Processing time: 14 business days.
C12 Visa Overview
Pre-Investment Visa (C12)
Before making a formal investment, foreign nationals can use this visa for preliminary activities related to starting a business in Indonesia. These include field surveys, market research, and feasibility studies.
Required Documents
- A valid passport with at least 6 months of remaining validity (or 12 months for holders of travel documents other than passports, such as emergency passports).
- Proof of sufficient living expenses demonstrating at least USD $5,000 or its equivalent (typically shown via bank statements from the last 3 months).
- A recent formal, color passport-style photograph.
- Information, invitations, or correspondence from an Indonesian government agency or private institution explaining the relationship with the applicant.
- An outbound (return or onward) flight ticket.
Processing time: 8-14 business days
C2 Visa Overview
Business Visa (C2)
This single-entry visa is for foreign nationals visiting Indonesia for activities related to business, including meetings, negotiating and signing contracts, or purchasing goods. It does not permit taking up employment or earning a salary in Indonesia.
Required Documents
- A passport valid for at least 6 (six) months.
- A recent color photograph.
- Proof of living expenses of at least US$ 2,000 or its equivalent (typically demonstrated via the last 3 months of bank statements).
- An invitation letter, correspondence, or a guarantee/sponsorship letter from an Indonesian government agency, private institution, or corporate sponsor explaining the relationship with the applicant.
Processing time: 5 business days
D1 Visa Overview
Tourist Visa (D1)
This multiple-entry visit visa is for foreign nationals coming to Indonesia for tourism, recreation, visits to family or friends, or transit to another country. It also covers meetings, incentives, conventions, and exhibitions (MICE) as a participant or attendee. The visa is valid for 1, 2, or 5 years, with stays of up to 60 days per visit, extendable to a total of 180 days per entry.
Required Documents
- Must be valid for at least 6 (six) months from the date of arrival in Indonesia.
- A recent passport-size color photograph.
- Proof of sufficient living expenses during the stay, typically shown via personal bank statements demonstrating a minimum balance of US$ 2,000 (or equivalent) over the last 3 months.
- A document detailing the applicant's background and history.
- A schedule outlining the planned travel and activities within Indonesia.
- If visiting relatives, a statement letter from a spouse or parents explaining the family relationship and the activities to be carried out, accompanied by a family card or similar official relationship document.
Processing time: 5 business days
E28A Visa Overview
Investor KITAS (E28A)
With this visa, foreign shareholders of Indonesian companies (PMA) can manage and supervise their business activities directly in Indonesia.
General Requirements
- Foreign shareholder in a PMA company with a minimum investment of IDR 10,000,000,000.
Supporting Documents
- Complete PMA company documents (Deed of Establishment, NIB, NPWP, SK Kemenkumham, Company Profile).
- Valid passport with at least 6 months validity.
- Proof of living expenses of at least USD 2,000 or equivalent.
- Recent color photograph.
- Proof of share ownership of at least IDR 10,000,000,000 in the guarantor company.
- Address in Indonesia.
Processing time: 25 business days
E31C Visa Overview
Dependent Visa (E31C) (Join Family)
Foreign nationals can use this visa to join a spouse or parent who holds a valid Indonesian limited stay permit (KITAS) or permanent stay permit (KITAP).
Sponsor Documents
- Copy of the primary stay permit holder's passport and KITAS/KITAP.
- Marriage Certificate (for spouses) or Birth Certificate (for children), legalized or translated into Indonesian/English.
- Company sponsorship documents of the primary holder (Deed of Establishment, NIB, NPWP, SK Kemenkumham).
Personal Documents
- Valid passport with at least 6 months validity.
- Address in Indonesia.
- Proof of living expenses of at least USD 2,000 or equivalent.
- Recent color photograph.
Processing time: 30 business days
E33F Visa Overview
Retirement Visa (E33F)
This visa is for foreign nationals aged 60 and over who want to spend their retirement in Indonesia and do not intend to take up any form of employment.
Required Documents
- Valid passport with at least 18 months of validity.
- Proof of pension funds or a bank statement showing living expenses of at least USD 2,000.
- Proof of accommodation or lease agreement in Indonesia.
- Statement letter declaring the commitment to employ an Indonesian domestic worker or caregiver.
- Proof of valid health, life, or travel insurance covering your stay in Indonesia.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Recent color photograph.
Processing time: 10–14 business days
E33E Visa Overview
Silver Hair Visa (E33E)
Part of the Golden Visa program, this 5-year long-term residency permit lets foreign nationals aged 60 and over retire in Indonesia without a local sponsor.
Required Documents
- Valid passport with a minimum of 6 months validity remaining.
- Recent color passport-sized photograph.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Proof of steady income or pension benefits of at least US$ 3,000 per month.
- Recent bank statements proving sufficient living funds (minimum balance of US$ 2,000).
- A formal statement of commitment to deposit at least US$ 50,000 into a personal account at an Indonesian state-owned bank within 90 days of arrival.
Processing time: 20–40 business days
D12 Visa Overview
Pre‑Investment Visa (D12)
This multiple-entry visa is for people planning to start a business in Indonesia, including those conducting field surveys and feasibility studies.
Required Documents
- Passport valid for at least 6 months.
- Personal bank statement for the last 3 months with minimum balance USD 5,000.
- Recent color photograph.
- Invitation or correspondence from a government agency or private institution explaining the relationship with the applicant.
Processing time: 14 business days.
E23 Visa Overview
Working KITAS (E23)
This visa is for foreign nationals working in Indonesia as employees of a sponsoring company.
Required Documents
- Company sponsorship documents (Deed of Establishment, NIB, NPWP, SK Kemenkumham, Company Profile).
- Job title / position.
- Address in Indonesia.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Valid passport with at least 6 months validity.
- Proof of living expenses of at least USD 2,000.
- Recent color photograph.
Processing time: 30 business days
C6 Visa Overview
Social Visa (C6)
Foreign nationals can use this visa to participate in social events, provide humanitarian assistance, or join volunteer programs under an Indonesian sponsor. The initial stay is up to 60 days, with up to two extensions for a maximum total stay of 180 days.
Required Documents:
- A valid passport with a minimum of 6 (six) months validity from the date of arrival.
- A recent color passport-sized photograph.
- Application letter and guarantee letter from an eligible Indonesian sponsor registered on the official immigration portal.
- Proof of sufficient living expenses, typically personal bank statements from the last 3 (three) months showing a minimum balance equivalent to USD 2,000.
- A return ticket or onward flight ticket out of Indonesia.
- Proof of participation, such as an invitation letter or statement from an agency/institution outlining the details of the social or volunteering program.
Processing time: 5 business days
E31A Visa Overview
Spouse Visa (E31A)
This family reunification visa is for foreign nationals legally married to Indonesian citizens who want to live in Indonesia.
Required Documents:
- Indonesian spouse’s documents (KTP/Identity Card, Family Card/KK, and Birth Certificate).
- Marriage Certificate (Buku Nikah) or legalized Marriage Certificate.
- Marriage registration report from the Indonesian Civil Registry (for marriages conducted outside Indonesia).
- Address in Indonesia.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Valid passport with at least 6 months validity.
- Proof of living expenses of at least USD 2,000 (last 3 months bank statement).
- Recent color photograph.
Processing time: 10–14 business days
E31 Visa Overview
Family Sponsored Visa (E31)
This visa lets foreign nationals live in Indonesia by joining their Indonesian spouse or parents.
Required Documents:
- Sponsor's Identity Card (KTP) and Family Card (Kartu Keluarga).
- Official Marriage Certificate (Akta Perkawinan/Buku Nikah) or Birth Certificate (Akta Kelahiran).
- Sponsor statement and guarantee letter.
- Address in Indonesia.
- Valid passport with at least 18 months validity.
- Proof of living expenses of at least USD 2,000.
- Recent color photograph.
Processing time: 14-20 business days
E33B Visa Overview
Golden Visa (E33B)
Foreign nationals with special expertise or global talent who collaborate with the Indonesian government can live, work, and invest in Indonesia under this visa. A corporate sponsor is not required.
Required Documents:
- Evidence of special expertise (certificate in a specific field required by the state, or proof of graduation from a world's top 100 university with a minimum GPA of 3.5).
- Statement of commitment to submit evidence of collaboration with the central government within 90 days of arrival.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Travel itinerary.
- Valid passport with at least 6 months validity.
- Proof of living expenses of at least USD 2,000 (recent bank statement).
- Recent color photograph.
Processing time: 4-5 business days
E33 Visa Overview
Second Home Visa (E33)
With this visa, high-net-worth foreign nationals, investors, and retirees can live in Indonesia for 5 to 10 years without a local sponsor. Holders may invest, manage businesses remotely, and purchase property. They cannot take local employment or earn income from an Indonesian company.
Required Documents:
- A valid original passport with a minimum validity of 36 months (for long-term ITAS).
- A recent color passport-sized photograph.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Proof of financial sufficiency (personal bank statement showing a minimum balance of USD 2,000 or equivalent for the last 3 months).
- Travel itinerary.
- A formal Statement of Commitment (to be fulfilled within 90 days of arrival in Indonesia) demonstrating one of the following:
- Proof of ownership of a luxury property (such as an apartment or flat) in Indonesia valued at a minimum of USD 1,000,000.
- A deposit of at least USD 130,000 (approx. IDR 2 billion) in an Indonesian state-owned bank account under the applicant's name.
Processing time: 10-20 business days
D2 Visa Overview
Business Visa (D2)
For foreign nationals who visit Indonesia frequently for business purposes, this visa covers activities such as attending meetings, negotiating contracts, conducting market research, or participating in conferences. It is valid for 1, 2, or 5 years, with stays of up to 60 days per visit. Holders cannot take up employment or earn a salary in Indonesia.
Required Documents:
- A valid passport with a minimum validity of 6 months (18 months recommended for longer visa validity).
- A recent passport-sized color photograph.
- Proof of living expenses, such as a personal bank statement from the last 3 months showing a minimum balance of USD 2,000 or equivalent.
- Note: An Indonesian guarantor or sponsor is generally not required for this visa unless the applicant is from specific restricted countries.
Processing time: 5 business days
C22 Visa Overview
Internship Visa (C22)
This visa is for foreign nationals seeking an internship in Indonesia to meet an educational institution's academic curriculum requirements (C22A), or to gain practical work experience and develop professional skills at an Indonesian company, office, or workplace (C22B).
Required Documents:
- A color scan of the passport ID page, valid for at least 6 months from the intended date of arrival in Indonesia (or at least 12 months for holders of non-national travel documents or emergency passports).
- Personal or guarantor's bank statements from the last 3 months showing sufficient funds to cover living costs while in Indonesia (immigration guidelines generally require a minimum balance equivalent to USD 2,000).
- A recent color passport-style photograph taken within the last 12 months.
- A formal sponsorship/guarantee submission from an Indonesian host company, educational institution, or registered agency via their verified account on evisa.imigrasi.go.id.
- An official internship contract, training agreement, or statement letter from the Indonesian government agency, private company, or educational institution acting as the host of the program.
Processing time: 5 business days
What Clients Say About Royal Visa Bali
4.9
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Professional Bali Visa Agency & Legal Consultant
4.7
“The service was excellent from start to finish. I needed to move from a D12 Business Visa to a 2-year Investor KITAS (E28A), and Royal Visa’s expertise was clear from our first consultation. They knew the latest Molina/EVisa updates and explained the pricing clearly, with no hidden fees. I recommend them as a reliable visa agency in Bali that delivers on its promises.”
Elena V.
Germany
4.9
“I was nervous about the new E33G Remote Worker Visa rules for 2026. Royal Visa made the whole process straightforward. Living in Canggu, I didn’t want to spend my afternoons in traffic getting to the immigration office. They offered a professional passport pick-up service, and everything was handled through WhatsApp. They are a visa agency I trust, and I would happily recommend them to other digital nomads in Bali.”
James R.
United Kingdom
4.9
“I came to Bali for a short holiday and decided to stay longer. When I realized my VOA would expire in just a few days, I started to panic. I contacted Royal Visa on WhatsApp, and they took over immediately. They handled my VOA extension quickly, so I didn’t have to figure out the online immigration portal myself. The process was easy and transparent. For a visa extension while on holiday, they would be my first choice.”
Marie C.
France
5
“Setting up a foreign-owned company in Indonesia felt overwhelming until I consulted Royal Visa. Their legal team handled the entire PT PMA establishment process professionally, from dealing with the complex investment regulations to securing all my local business licenses. I was especially impressed by their clear communication and updates on the timeline. I recommend them as a reliable corporate consultant for anyone looking to set up a business safely and quickly in Bali.”
David M.
United States
4.8
“Moving my family to Bali was a big undertaking. Royal Visa took the stress out of the immigration process and efficiently processed my main working permit at the same time as the Family KITAS (E31A) for my husband and two children. Their staff were responsive and coordinated our biometric appointments so well that we didn’t waste the day waiting in line. For anyone bringing dependents, I think theirs is the most efficient family visa service in Bali.”
Sarah L.
Australia
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