
C1 Tourist Visa
Sixty days on entry, extendable twice for up to 180 days without leaving.
C1 Tourist Visa
The C1 is the workhorse visa for people who want a long Bali season without qualifying for the E33G. Applied for online before travel, it gives 60 days on arrival and can be extended twice in-country by 60 days each, for a maximum of 180 continuous days. It is still a tourist permit with no work rights, but for a six-month stay it beats stacking visa runs.
At a glance
Initial stay
60 days
Per entry, before extension
Entries
Single
Application fee
1,500,000 IDR
Processing
3–10 days
Apply
Online
Max total stay
180 days
Savings required
2,000 USD
Three months of statements.
Who can apply
Broadly open, but consulates assess each application case by case.
Requirements
- USD 2,000 in available fundsRequiredBank statements from the last three months must show at least USD 2,000.
- Passport valid for six monthsRequiredSix months of validity from arrival.
- Stay of 180 days or lessRequiredSixty days on entry plus two 60-day extensions caps the stay at 180 continuous days.
- Local sponsor required for extensionsInfoExtensions require an Indonesian sponsor, which in practice means using a visa agent. Budget USD 80-150 per extension including the government fee.
Documents to prepare
- Passport with six months validity
- Three months of bank statements showing USD 2,000
- Onward ticket
- Passport photograph
How to apply
Last verified 2026-07-27
Apply online before travel
~5 daysSubmit the C1 application on the e-visa portal from outside Indonesia.
Enter on 60 days
~1 dayArrive with the approved e-visa and get stamped for 60 days.
Extend twice
~10 daysArrange each 60-day extension through an agent, allowing ten days lead time.
Extending the stay
Extendable
Yes
Per extension
60 days
Max extensions
2
Extension fee
$100
Where
In country
Two extensions of 60 days each, arranged through a sponsor or agent. Start each one at least ten days before expiry.
Tax and health
Tax
A full 180-day C1 stay lands just under the 183-day tax-residency threshold, which is not a coincidence people fail to notice.
Insurance
Not required. Not required, but recommended.
Healthcare
None mandated.
Immigration and tax rules change without notice and depend on your nationality and circumstances. Confirm with the official source below or a qualified adviser before acting on anything here.
Good to know
- 180 continuous days is the longest tourist stay Indonesia allows; plan the exit before you arrive
- Agents handle extensions cheaply and save several trips to the immigration office
- Each extension needs biometrics in person at the local immigration office
- Leaving the country cancels the visa; it is single entry
Official source
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