Tourist Visa (D1)
The Tourist Visa (D1) is the ultimate travel document for frequent visitors to Indonesia. Whether you are an avid traveler, someone with family in the archipelago, or a professional frequently attending conferences, this multiple-entry visa offers unmatched flexibility without the hassle of constantly reapplying.
Tourist Visa D1: Discover Indonesia on Your Terms
Experience Indonesia without borders. The D1 Visa is a premium, multiple-entry visit visa designed for foreign nationals who want the freedom to enter and exit Indonesia seamlessly. Whether your purpose is leisure, visiting loved ones, or attending international conferences and exhibitions (MICE), the D1 provides a long-term travel solution.
With validity options spanning 1, 2, or 5 years, you can tailor this visa to match your lifestyle and travel habits perfectly.
Why the D1 Visa is the Smart Traveler's Choice
Say goodbye to the stress of single-entry limits. The D1 visa offers significant advantages for regular visitors:
True Multiple Entry: Fly in and out of Indonesia as many times as you want during your visa’s validity period.
Extended Stays: While each entry grants you 60 days, you have the option to extend your stay up to a maximum of 180 days without needing to leave the country.
Broad Scope of Activities: Perfect for relaxing holidays, transiting to other destinations, or participating as an attendee in Meetings, Incentives, Conventions, and Exhibitions (MICE).
Tourist Visa D1 at a Glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Primary Purpose | Tourism, family visits, transit, and MICE attendance. |
| Visa Category | Multiple-Entry Visit Visa (D1) |
| Validity Options | 1, 2, or 5 Years |
| Max. Stay per Entry | 60 Days (Extendable up to 180 days per visit) |
| Work Rights | Strictly Prohibited |
| Financial Requirement | Minimum balance of USD 2,000 |
Fixed Pricing
5 days Processing time
Seamless Compliance
Eligibility & Required Documents
To secure this long-term visa, the Directorate General of Immigration requires specific documentation to verify your identity and financial independence.
Core Documentation
Valid Passport
Must have at least 6 months of validity remaining from your intended date of arrival. (Note: For 2 or 5-year visas, longer passport validity is highly recommended).
Professional CV
A Curriculum Vitae detailing your educational and professional background.
Travel Itinerary
A schedule outlining your planned travel destinations, dates, and activities within Indonesia.
Professional Photo
A recent, high-resolution color passport-sized photo.
Financial & Sponsorship Proof
Proof of Funds
Personal bank statements covering the last 3 months, clearly demonstrating a minimum balance of USD 2,000 (or equivalent).
Family Statement (If Applicable)
If your primary purpose is visiting relatives, you must provide a statement letter from your spouse or parents explaining the relationship and activities, accompanied by an official relationship document (like a Family Card / Kartu Keluarga).
The 5-Day Tourist Visa (D1) Fast-Track Process
We simplify the application process, ensuring your long-term visa is processed quickly and accurately.
Document Curation
We review your CV, bank statements, and itinerary to ensure they align with the D1 multi-entry requirements.
System Submission
We process your application directly through the central immigration portal.
Approval & Issuance
The electronic visa (e-Visa) is approved and issued by the authorities.
Ready to Travel
You will receive your e-Visa via email, which you simply present to the immigration officer upon arrival.
Processing Time: Once all required information and documentation are complete and accurate, the standard processing time is typically 5 working days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I work or conduct business meetings on a D1 Visa?
No. The D1 visa is strictly for tourism, recreation, visiting family, or attending MICE events as a participant. It does not permit you to engage in commercial activities, sign contracts, or receive any income from an Indonesian entity. For business meetings, you would need a Business Visa.
How does the 60-day extension work?
Each time you enter Indonesia on the D1 visa, you are granted a 60-day stay. If you wish to stay longer, you can apply for stay permit extensions at a local immigration office, up to a maximum of 180 continuous days.
If I get the 5-year visa, can I stay for 5 years straight?
No. The “5 years” refers to the window of time during which you can enter the country. You are still bound by the “maximum stay per entry” rules (60 days, extendable up to 180 days). You must leave Indonesia before your authorized stay limit expires, but you can return shortly after using the same visa.
Why is a CV required for a tourist visa?
Because the D1 grants long-term, multiple-entry access to Indonesia (up to 5 years), Immigration requires a Curriculum Vitae to conduct a standard background check and understand the applicant’s profile to prevent misuse of the visa.
Can I guarantee my approval for a 5-year validity?
The final decision on whether to grant a 1, 2, or 5-year validity rests entirely with the Directorate General of Immigration. They will evaluate your profile, your financial proof, and your passport’s remaining validity to determine the appropriate duration.
Do I need a local sponsor or guarantor for the D1 Visa?
Generally, a formal local corporate sponsor is not required for a standard D1 tourist application. However, if you are explicitly applying to visit family, a statement letter from your Indonesian relative serves as your sponsorship and must be included in the application.
Still have questions regarding the permitted length of stay, extension rules, or the detailed step-by-step application process? Planning your trip to Indonesia requires careful preparation. Read our Complete Guide to the Indonesia Tourist Visa D1 to learn everything you need to know before starting your application.