Visa
Visa C20 - Machine Installation & Repair Visa
The C20 Visa is a Single-Entry Visa for foreign technicians and engineers traveling to Indonesia to provide installation, repair, and maintenance services for machinery and equipment. It is designed to facilitate the entry of skilled professionals for specific, non-employment-related technical activities. The visa allows for an initial stay of up to 60 days, which can be extended multiple times for a total stay of up to 180 days. This visa is a more appropriate and legally compliant option than a business or tourist visa for this specific purpose.
As your trusted visa service provider, we specialize in helping foreign professionals enter Indonesia for very specific purposes. The C20 Visa, officially known as the Visa for Machine Installation and Repair, is a crucial tool for our clients in the industrial and manufacturing sectors. It is tailored for technicians, engineers, and other specialists who need to perform hands-on, short-term work that is directly related to machinery purchased from abroad.A key requirement for this visa is sponsorship from a legal entity in Indonesia, typically the company that purchased the machinery. Our service simplifies this process by acting as your official sponsor and handling all the administrative and legal steps on your behalf.Key Characteristics and FeaturesSingle-Entry: The C20 is a single-entry visa, meaning it becomes invalid once you leave Indonesia. For each new visit, a new visa application is required.Initial Stay: The visa grants an initial stay of up to 60 days.Extensions: The C20 visa can be extended up to two times, with each extension granting an additional 60 days, for a maximum total stay of up to 180 days (approximately six months).Specific Purpose: This visa is exclusively for activities related to the installation, repair, and maintenance of machinery. It is not a general business visa.Prohibited Activities: The C20 visa strictly does not permit you to work, be employed, or receive a salary from a company in Indonesia. The work you perform is considered part of a service contract, not a form of employment.Offshore Application: The application must be submitted while the applicant is physically outside of Indonesia.