Second Home Visa
Indonesia: Your home away from home
What you need to know
The Second Home visa is designed for specific foreign nationals and former Indonesian citizens who have a desire to reside in Indonesia and contribute positively to the country's economy. With the Second Home ITAS, individuals are granted the privilege to remain in Indonesia for 5 or 10 years (subject to meeting all conditions), engaging in a variety of non-work-related activities.
Furthermore, holders of the "Second Home" ITAS have the option to sponsor their family members (followers), enabling them to acquire permits with the same duration as the visa's validity.
Documents you need
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- A passport with a minimum validity of 36 months.
- Proof of financial capacity, demonstrated by either owning an Indonesian bank account with at least IDR 2 billion* or by having ownership of upscale real estate in Indonesia.
Your application process
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Send your Visa application request & receive our service proposal, timeline & documents you need.
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Your Visa/ITAS request is processed by immigration. You will receive process updates from us.
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Your process starts after we've received your documents and full payment
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When everything is approved, we will send your Visa/ITAS and our agent will return your documents!
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We will check & submit your Visa/ITAS application to immigration department.
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Is a Visa necessary for my trip to Bali?Typically, a Visa is required for most travellers visiting Bali, depending on your nationality and intended duration of stay. Some countries may qualify for a Visa exemption or the option to acquire a Visa upon arrival (VOA). Certain individuals need to apply for a visitor Visa. Contact us for personalised guidance on eligibility and Visa prerequisites for easy travelling.
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Is a vaccine certificate mandatory to enter Bali?No, a vaccine certificate is no longer mandatory to enter Bali. All travellers are required to have a valid passport and Visa to enter the Indonesia.
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What is the currency used in Bali?The official currency used in Bali is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). While having some cash is advisable, credit cards are widely accepted in most tourist-centric regions.
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How can I move around in Bali?At Bali Travel Solution, we offer a variety of transport solutions for your convenience. From airport transfers and private car hire to motorbike and bicycle rental, we can provide you with the best way to get from A to B in Bali. We also recommend renting a car or motorbike for longer trips, as this gives you the freedom to explore the island at your own pace.
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What should I pack for my Bali trip?Pack lightweight, breathable attire suitable for the tropical climate, along with swimwear, sunscreen, a hat, insect repellent, comfortable shoes, necessary medications, and a plug adapter for your electronics.
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Is it possible to change my tourist Visa to a different type while in Indonesia?Yes, it is possible to change your tourist Visa to a different type while in Indonesia. However, you must visit the Bali Immigration Office and apply for a Visa change. Our team at Bali Travel Solution can help you with the Visa application process and provide you with the necessary documentation.
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Is a return ticket mandatory when applying for an Indonesian Visa?No, a return ticket is not mandatory when applying for an Indonesian Visa. However, Indonesian Immigration may ask for proof of onward travel, so we recommend that you have a confirmed ticket or booking before you apply for the Visa. If you do not have a confirmed ticket or booking, we can assist you with booking a return ticket, if required.
“All of the Bali Travels Solutions team were dedicated to getting my Visa changes on time. By the time I entered Bali, everything was taken care of perfectly. This team is incredible, they are so knowledgeable & so helpful. I trust them so much and cannot recommend them enough”