Fewer errors
We know the requirements, so delays and rejections are less likely.
VOA & e-VOA extensions
Your VOA gives 30 days, extendable once for 30 more. We handle the paperwork, submission and follow-up while you enjoy Bali.
Extension at a glance Government fee
IDR 500,000
Extension
Once, +30 days
Maximum stay
60 days
Processing
7–14 working days
Government fee. Our service fee is charged separately.
The extension process
We manage the paperwork, submission and appointments, and update you at each stage.
Passport, original VOA or e-VOA, return ticket and accommodation details.
We file your application at the local immigration office.
You attend one mandatory appointment for fingerprints and a photograph.
Once approved, your passport comes back with the new visa stamp.

The short answer
The VOA and e-VOA allow 30 days, and one extension adds 30 more.
60 days
Maximum stay: 30 days plus one extension
IDR 500,000, set by Indonesian immigration and not negotiable.
Covers paperwork, transport, queueing and handling. It varies by agent.
Begin at least two weeks before your current visa expires.
Why use an agent
You can extend on your own, but the rules are not always obvious to visitors.

What you pay
The government fee never changes; the agent fee depends on who you use and how urgent it is.
Want every cost itemised, including transport and overstay fines? See our extension cost guide.
Extension questions
What travellers ask most before extending.
A fixed government fee of IDR 500,000, plus an agent service fee, typically IDR 800,000 to IDR 1,500,000 depending on the agent and urgency.
Usually 7 to 14 working days from submission to the return of your passport, depending on office workload and holidays. Start at least two weeks before your visa expires.
No. The VOA and e-VOA extend once, for a maximum of 60 days. Longer stays need a different visa, such as a social-cultural visa.

Stay longer
Tell us your arrival date and visa type. A specialist checks your documents and replies on WhatsApp.