Quick Answer: Whether you got your VOA at the airport or applied for an e-VOA online, you can extend your visa either offline at a local Immigration Office or online via the official eVisa website evisa.imigrasi.go.id (or through a trusted agent like Visa BaliEasy). However, all VOA extensions require one in-person biometric session at a local Immigration Office in Indonesia (photo, fingerprint, and signature).
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Can You Extend Your Visa on Arrival in Bali?
Yes, you can extend a Visa on Arrival once, giving you an extra 30 days, for a total of 60 days in Indonesia. The VOA extension is available for citizens of 90+ countries, including the US, UK, Australia, most of Europe, and many Asian countries.
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Extension Method |
Notes |
| Offline at Immigration Office | Go directly to the nearest Immigration Office (Denpasar, Jimbaran, Singaraja, etc.) to apply and complete biometrics. |
| Online via eVisa or Agent | You can submit your extension application online, but you still must attend one biometric session at the Immigration Office. |
Note: In the context of visa extension in Indonesia, biometric refers to the mandatory in-person collection of your photo, fingerprints, and digital signature at an Immigration Office. This step is required for all VOA and e‑VOA extensions, even if the application itself was submitted online.
Option 1: In-Person Extension at Immigration Office
You can extend your Visa on Arrival directly at one of Bali’s local Immigration Offices (Denpasar, Jimbaran, and Singaraja), regardless of whether you got it at the airport or online.
Here’s how to do it step by step:
1. Prepare These Documents:
- Original passport
- Copy of your flight ticket
- Recent passport-sized color photo
2. Visit Immigration Office
Dress appropriately, shoes required, and your shoulders/knees must be covered. No tank tops or shorts.
3. Submit Documents & Pay Fee
Fill out the extension form and pay the IDR 500,000 fee.
4. Biometrics Session
You’ll be called in on a later date for fingerprinting and photo.
5. Collect Your Passport
Usually 3–5 business days after your biometrics.
Option 2: How to Extend Your Bali Visa on Arrival Online
You can start your VOA/eVOA extension process online via evisa.imigrasi.go.id or through a registered agent. However, regardless of how your VOA was issued, you’re still required to visit an immigration office in Indonesia to complete a biometric session and finalize the extension.
Since May 2025, Indonesian Immigration has implemented a hybrid system for all visa extensions (Circular No. IMI-417.GR.01.01/2025), which combines online submission with mandatory in-person verification.
1. Start Online at the Official Portal
Go to evisa.imigrasi.go.id and select “Find Existing Stay Permit” to retrieve your VOA record.
2. Upload Required Documents
- Passport (valid for at least 6 months)
- Recent passport-style photo
- Arrival information or flight ticket
3. Pay the Extension Fee
Pay IDR 500,000 through the official payment gateway.
4. Attend Immigration Appointment
After online submission, you’ll receive instructions to visit the nearest Kantor Imigrasi (Immigration Office), in Bali, usually Ngurah Rai, Denpasar, Jimbaran, or Singaraja.
You’ll need to complete:
- Biometric photo and fingerprint
- Document verification
- Short interview (if requested)
5. Receive Approval by Email
After the in-person session, your visa extension is processed and approved. The updated stay permit (valid for an additional 30 days) will be emailed within a few business days.
Immigration Offices in Bali (Addresses, Maps & Working Hours)
Below are the key Kantor Imigrasi in Bali that handle visa extensions, biometrics, and immigration services:
| Office | Address | Google Maps Link | Working Hours* |
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| Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I Khusus TPI Ngurah Rai | Jl. Raya Taman Jimbaran No.1, Jimbaran, Kuta Selatan, Badung, Bali | Ngurah Rai Immigration | Monday–Friday: 08.00 am-3.00 pm |
| Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I TPI Denpasar | Jl. D.I. Panjaitan No.3, Sumerta Kelod, Denpasar Timur, Denpasar, Bali 80234 | Denpasar Immigration | Monday-Thursday: 08.00-4.00 pm
Friday: 08.00 am-4.30 pm |
| Kantor Imigrasi Kelas II TPI Singaraja | Jl. Seririt- Singaraja, Pemaron, Kec. Buleleng, Kabupaten Buleleng, Bali 81119 | Singaraja Immigration | Monday-Thursday: 08.00-4.00 pm
Friday: 08.00 am-4.30 pm |
Skip the Hassle: Let Visa BaliEasy Handle It
While Indonesia’s official eVisa site offers online submission, many travelers find it confusing to navigate. The instructions can be unclear, and there’s no dedicated support person to guide you through each step. That’s why many visitors choose to use a trusted visa agent like Visa BaliEasy. Here’s how the entire process works in five simple steps.
Step 1: Pick the Right Visa Type
Choose e-VOA extension
During checkout, just provide your full name, email address, and WhatsApp or phone number so we can send your login details instantly.
Step 2: Create Your Account & Access Your Dashboard
After payment, you’ll receive an email invitation from SPUN, our licensed visa partner.
Follow the link to set up your account and access your personal online dashboard, where you can track every stage of your visa extension.
Step 3: Upload Your Documents
Submit your required files securely through your SPUN dashboard.
Our team carefully checks every document before submission to prevent any delays, rejections, or missing information.
Step 4: Attend Your Biometric Session
We will handle the online extension submission through Indonesia’s Immigration system using the documents you’ve provided.
All you need to do is attend one short biometric appointment (for photo and fingerprints).
Our team will schedule and confirm it for you, no need to queue or deal with confusing forms. With a 99% approval success rate, you can relax knowing your visa is handled professionally and securely.
Step 5: Receive Your Approved Visa
Once your extension is approved, your updated VOA/eVOA will appear directly in your SPUN dashboard.
And that’s it, your stay in Bali is officially extended!
With Visa BaliEasy, you get a complete, start-to-finish service with no hidden fees, no repeated immigration visits, and a guaranteed approval or your money back.
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You may also check the details about Visa BaliEasy for specific countries:
When Should You Apply for Extension?
✅ Best time to apply:
To prevent any issues or overstaying, make sure to apply for your visa extension at least 14 days before it expires.
Regular eVOA extensions typically take 10–14 days to process, while express service options are available and can be completed in 3–5 days for a higher fee.
This gives Immigration enough time to process your application while keeping your stay legal.
❌ Too early:
If you apply too soon, the Immigration system may reject or delay your submission, extensions can only be made once your current visa is within its valid renewal window.
❌ Too late:
If your visa expires before your extension is approved, you’ll be considered overstaying. The official fine is IDR 1,000,000 per day (about USD 60), and even a short delay can cause serious issues when you exit Indonesia.
Planning to stay longer? Read: How to Stay Long Term in Bali
FAQs: Bali Visa Extension
Can I extend my visa before it expires?
Yes, in fact, you must. To be safe, apply 2 weeks before your visa expires.
Can I do everything online?
No, you can’t complete the entire process fully online anymore. You’ll still need one short visit to the Immigration Office for biometrics, but using Visa BaliEasy can make the process much smoother and more convenient.
Can I extend my visa more than once?
No. VOA dan eVOA can only be extended once. If you need more time, you’ll need a C1/211A visa or other long-term options.
Where is the official site for visa extension?
The Indonesian Immigration’s official portal is evisa.imigrasi.go.id
Where Can I Find Bali Visa Info for My Country?
You can check the details about Visa BaliEasy for specific countries:
- Bali Visa for Australia Citizens
- Bali Visa for Canadian Citizens
- Bali Visa for US Citizens
- Bali Visa for Japanese Citizens
- Bali Visa for Indians
- Bali Visa for Chinese Citizens
- Bali Visa for Malaysian Citizens
- Bali Visa for UK Citizens
- Bali Visa for South Korean Citizens
- Bali Visa for French Citizens
- Bali Visa for Singapore Citizens
- Bali Visa for New Zealand Citizens
- Bali Visa for Filipino Citizens
- Bali Visa for Hong Kong Citizens
Notes & Tips
- Only one extension is allowed, adding 30 extra days (maximum total stay: 60 days).
- Start your extension at least 14 days before your current visa expires.
- You can use trusted local services (like Visa BaliEasy) to handle the submission and schedule coordination, but you still need to attend the biometric session yourself.
- For more tips on preventing mistakes, read our guide: Top Mistakes That Can Delay Your Bali Visa Application, it covers the most common issues travelers face and how to avoid them.
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