Visa
Visa C9 - Single Entry for Short Courses
The Indonesia C9 Single Entry Short Course Visa is designed for foreigners who wish to stay in Indonesia for non-work-related educational purposes, such as attending short-term academic/professional courses, training, or benchmarking activities. Issued with an initial 60-day stay, it can be extended twice (2x) for an additional 60 days each, allowing a maximum total stay of 180 days (6 months). It is a single-entry visa, requires an Indonesian sponsor (like the training institution or a visa agent), and explicitly prohibits any form of paid work or employment within Indonesia.
The Single Entry Short Course Visa (Index C9) is the ideal long-stay option for individuals seeking to attend short-term academic or professional programs in Indonesia, such as specialized courses, training, or benchmarking activities. This visa is designed for non-working, educational visits.Key Features of the C9 Visa:Maximum Stay: Grants an initial stay of 60 days upon arrival. This stay permit can be officially extended at a local Immigration Office for two consecutive periods of 60 days each, for a potential maximum stay of 180 days (6 months). Single Entry: The visa is strictly Single Entry. If the visa holder departs Indonesia for any reason, the visa is automatically canceled, and a new offshore application is required to re-enter. Sponsorship Requirement: The application must be sponsored by a local Indonesian entity (such as a registered educational institution, company, or visa agent) who provides a Letter of Guarantee. Prohibitions: Visa holders are strictly prohibited from engaging in any work or employment activities and cannot receive a salary, wages, or other forms of compensation from Indonesian sources.This visa must be applied for offshore (outside of Indonesia) through the e-Visa system before traveling. It is an excellent choice for individuals looking to gain new skills or knowledge while experiencing Indonesia for an extended period.