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Visa C1 - Single Entry Tourist Visa

The C1 Visa is an official Single-Entry Tourist Visa for foreign nationals traveling to Indonesia for tourism, family visits, or other non-business purposes. It is a long-stay option that grants an initial stay of up to 60 days. This stay can be extended two times, each for an additional 60 days, allowing for a total stay of up to 180 days. Unlike the Visa on Arrival (VoA), the C1 visa is specifically for longer stays and offers greater flexibility. It does not permit employment or any other commercial activities and becomes invalid once the holder leaves Indonesia.

The C1 Visa, officially known as the Single-Entry Tourist Visit Visa, is a temporary permit designed for foreigners who want to visit Indonesia for an extended period for leisure or social purposes. It is an ideal alternative to the standard 30-day Visa on Arrival (VoA) for those who plan a longer trip without leaving the country.A key advantage of the C1 visa is that no sponsor is required for the initial 60-day visa application. However, a sponsor is necessary for any subsequent extensions.Key Characteristics and FeaturesInitial Stay Period: The C1 Visa grants an initial stay of 60 days from the date of your arrival in Indonesia.Extensions: This visa can be extended up to two times, with each extension providing an additional 60 days.Maximum Total Stay: With the initial stay and two extensions, the visa holder can remain in Indonesia for a maximum of 180 days (approximately six months) without having to leave the country.Entry Type: This is a Single-Entry visa. The visa becomes invalid once the holder exits Indonesia, even if the stay period has not been fully utilized.Offshore Application: The application must be submitted while the applicant is outside of Indonesia.Allowed & Prohibited ActivitiesThis visa is strictly for non-commercial and non-employment-related travel.Permitted activities include tourism, visiting family or friends, and attending cultural events or non-business-related meetings and exhibitions as a participant (not a speaker).The C1 Visa does not grant the holder permission to work, be employed, receive a salary from a company in Indonesia, or sell goods and services.