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Exploring the Business Visa for Bali

Multiple Entry Visas D1 and D2, sometimes referred to as a Business Visa, allow traveling to Bali multiple times with just one visa. Here, we provide you with the basics you need to know about Multiple Entry Visas in Bali.

Grace PatelEditorial Team
February 28, 2024Updated June 22, 2026
Multiple Entry Visas for Bali

Multiple Entry Visas D1 and D2, sometimes referred to as a Business Visa, allow traveling to Bali multiple times with just one visa.

Here, we provide you with the basics you need to know about Multiple Entry Visas in Bali. 

Business Visa validity and stay period

The D1 and D2 Visas offers multiple entries into the country within a 1 to 5-year validity period for tourists and business professionals. 

  • The D1 Visa is tailored for traveling and visiting family in Bali.
  • D2 Visa serves business travelers for business talks, attending business meetings, and purchasing goods. 

Obtaining a Multiple Entry Visa is a good option for you for example to:

Upon each entry, you can stay for 60 days, with the option to exit and re-enter multiple times within the visa's validity.

You can also extend your stay for another 60 days two times. Therefore the maximum stay can be up to 180 days per visit, including the extensions.

Application requirements for Business Visas in Bali

The application process takes 2-3 days using Emerhub as your visa consultant. 

You are required to submit the following documents:

  • Passport copy
  • Return ticket within 60 days 
  • Recent bank statement
  • Colored photo 
  • Local address in Indonesia 
  • Expected entry date

D1 and D2 visas are convenient Multiple Entry Visas for frequent trips to Bali. If you need to stay on the island for longer than 60 days per visit, check out other visa types:

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