Visa Type:

There are many types of visas available for Indonesia, such as tourists, Business, Students, etc. For Bangladeshi Passport holders, Indonesia is on arrival. But Mim Travels.com also provides consultancy support for sticker Tourist/Business visas.

Visa Procedure (Tourist & Business Only):

For Bangladeshi Passport holders, Indonesia’s visit on-arrival visa is closed unit until rather a notice. However, one can get a sticker from the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia before traveling for tourist/business. The applicant does not need to be physically present during visa application submission. For details you may visit Indonesia Note: Without Batam City, you can travel to Indonesia through a tourist visa, but for Batam City you need a Business visa/family visit visa or Singapore visa.

Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia

Road No: 53, Plot No: 14, Gulshan-2, Dhaka-1212, Bangladesh.

Tel: (+880)258812260, 9881640-1

Fax: (+880)28825391, 8810993

Email: [email protected]/[email protected]

website: Click here to see the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia  

Other Details:

Office Hours: 09.00 to 17.00; Sunday to Thursday

File Submit: 10:00 AM – 12.30 PM

Passport and Document Collection: 11.00 AM – 12.00 PM

Embassy Required Documents:

Personal Documents:

• Duly filled Application form and signed by the applicant (if the applicant is a minor, the form must be signed by both parents or their legal guardian)

• Current passport (minimum validity for 06 months until the planned date of return and minimum two blank pages and unmarked visa pages) with all old passports. If the immediate previous passport is lost then a G.D (English) copy of that passport is required.

• Current passport (minimum validity for 06 months until the planned date of return and minimum two blank pages for visa stamp) with all old passports.

• Two recent color 04×06 cm size photographs with a White background but no cap and no sunglasses. Please note: the photo should not be more than 03 months old and should not be used in any of the previous visas. The applicant’s ear must be visible in his/her photo.

• Travel insurance which includes health financing or a statement letter of consent to pay medical expenses.

• Statement Letter to comply with the Covid-19 protocol

• Proof of complete dose of Covid-19 vaccination

• Marriage certificate or divorce certificate copy (as per religion). A death certificate copy requires for widows. Please note: If an applicant applies with family but his/ her name is not mentioned in the spouse’s passport or vice versa then a marriage certificate copy is mandatory.

• For Non-Bangladeshi applicants: Bangladeshi Residence Permit valid at least 3 months beyond the intended date of departure from the territory of the Member States.

• Visa request letter: Letter from applicant’s name, designation, Passport Number, purpose, and outlining who will be responsible for the full costs of the trip – travel, accommodation, expenses, etc. Addressed to – The Visa Officer.

Professional Documents:

• For Business Person: Trade license (renewal) require for proprietorship, business agreement/deed copy for partnership and memorandum of the article, certificate of incorporation, form 12 for limited company; VAT, IRC, LC copy, Membership certificate (If any), 2 pcs business card.

• For Employee: Original no objection certificate / NOC letter (mentioning in English on official company paper with stamp, signature, and date, introducing the business person and mentioning: the address, telephone, and fax numbers of the employing company; the name and position in the employing company of the countersigning officer; the name of the applicant, position, salary and years of service; approval for leave; confirmation of position after return); pay slip / original salary statement; for official passport holders government order copy, original note verbal copy & 2 pcs visiting card.

• Company cover letter (for a business visit): Letter from the employer in English on official company paper with seal, signature, and date, introducing the business person and mentioning: the address, telephone, and fax numbers of the employing company; the name and position in the employing company of the countersigning officer; the name of the applicant, position, salary and years of service; approval for absence; confirmation of position after return; the person or entity who will bear travel and living costs during the visit.

• For Retired Person: Retirement documents.

• For Student: Student ID copy, original school leave letter/ permission of absence mentioned full address, telephone number, name, and function of the person granting permission. If school trips then the purpose, the duration, and the destination must be mentioned in the letter to the school.

Financial Documents:

• Last 03 months’ original bank solvency & statement (both company & personal) with bank seal and signature.Minimum transaction & Balance USD$2000 per person.

Travel Documents:

• Air Ticket Booking copy: Return airline ticket booking with Passenger Registration Number or Reservation Number.

• Hotel Booking Copy: Hotel Confirmation or any other documents proving accommodation for the whole period of stay. 

Overseas Documents for Business Visit:

• A letter of invitation from the host organization in Indonesia Conference registration details.

• Invitation letter from the sponsor in Indonesia (for Business/Social-Culture Single Entry, Limited Stay, and Multiple Entry Visas).

Submitting in person

The applicant or their agent presents the complete set of documents at the Consular Service Counter at the Embassy of Indonesia in Dhaka. The application must be submitted between Sunday to Thursday from 10.00 – 13.30.00, except on public holidays (Please make an appointment through the email address:

[email protected]).

Visa Fee & Processing Time:

• Visa Fee: TK.10,500 Normal  (08 working days)
                  TK.15,500 Express  (03 working days)

• Service Charge: TK 3,000/- per applicant.

Remarks:

• Mim Travels.com only provides consultancy services and doesn’t provide any guarantee for visas.

• File processing for visas will start only after receiving all necessary documents.

• Processing time, requirements, and fees are subject to change by the Embassy without any prior notice.

• The embassy reserves all the rights to ask for any additional document other than the above-mentioned checklist.

• All Bangla documents must be translated into English and notarized.

Indonesia, a Southeast Asian nation made up of thousands of volcanic islands, is home to hundreds of ethnic groups speaking many different languages. It’s known for beaches, volcanoes, Komodo dragons and jungles sheltering elephants, orangutans and tigers. On the island of Java lies Indonesia’s vibrant, sprawling capital, Jakarta, and the city of Yogyakarta, known for gamelan music and traditional puppetry.

1. Q: Do I need a visa to visit Indonesia?

   A: It depends on your nationality. Citizens of certain countries can enter Indonesia visa-free for short stays. Others may need to obtain a visa beforehand.

2. Q: How long can I stay in Indonesia on a tourist visa?

   A: The standard tourist visa allows a stay of up to 30 days, extendable for another 30 days.

3. Q: What are the requirements for an Indonesia tourist visa?

   A: Common requirements include a valid passport, completed visa application form, passport-sized photos, proof of sufficient funds, and a return ticket.

4. Q: How long does it take to process an Indonesia visa?

   A: Processing times vary, but it usually takes a few business days to a couple of weeks, depending on the type of visa and your country of application.

5. Q: Can I extend my visa while in Indonesia?

   A: Yes, you can apply for a visa extension at the local immigration office. Ensure you apply before your current visa expires.

6. Q: Is there an option for a multiple-entry tourist visa?

   A: Yes, Indonesia offers multiple-entry tourist visas valid for 6 or 12 months, allowing multiple visits within that period.

7. Q: Can I work in Indonesia with a tourist visa?

   A: No, a tourist visa does not permit any form of employment. For work purposes, you need to apply for a different visa and a work permit.

8. Q: Are there any specific health requirements for an Indonesia visa?

   A: As of my last update, certain regions may require specific vaccinations. Check with the Indonesian embassy or consulate for the latest health requirements.

9. Q: Can I apply for an Indonesia visa on arrival?

   A: Yes, some nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival. However, it’s advisable to check if you qualify and what the limitations are.

10. Q: How long in advance should I apply for an Indonesia visa?

    A: It’s best to apply at least 2-3 weeks before your intended travel date to allow for processing and any unforeseen delays.