Extend Your Bali Visa on Arrival (VOA / e-VOA)

If you entered Indonesia on a Visa on Arrival (VOA) or an Electronic Visa on Arrival (e-VOA), you can usually extend once for another 30 days — up to 60 days total — without leaving the country.

Still outside Indonesia and need the visa before you fly? Apply for the e-VOA first.

Who this extension is for

• Travellers already in Bali (or elsewhere in Indonesia) on a VOA or e-VOA
• People who need up to 30 more days for tourism or visiting family
• Anyone who wants the filing handled before the first 30 days end

What you cannot do on an extended VOA

• Work or earn money in Indonesia
• Remote work for a foreign employer — that needs the E33G
• Stay beyond 60 days on this visa type — for longer holidays use B1/B2 or C1

Requirements

For a VOA / e-VOA extension you typically need:

• Passport with enough remaining validity
• Current VOA or e-VOA details / entry stamp
• Proof of onward or return travel
• Accommodation details for the extension period
• Biometrics / immigration office visit if immigration requires it

We confirm the exact checklist for your case before we start.

Cost

• VOA / e-VOA extension: IDR 1,300,000

Apply before your current stay ends. Leaving it late risks overstay fines — use our overstay calculator if you are unsure of your last day.

How the extension works

1. WhatsApp us with your entry date and passport details.
2. Send the documents from our checklist.
3. We prepare and submit the extension.
4. Attend biometrics or an immigration visit if required.
5. We confirm when the extra 30 days are approved.

Step-by-step background: how to extend a Visa on Arrival in Bali. Comparing stay lengths? VOA vs B1/B2 vs C1.