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Don’t Get Deported from Bali – Here’s What You Are Not Allowed to Do With a Retirement KITAS

Immigration recently deported a Dutch woman (DMDG, 58) from Bali. Find out what you can and cannot do with a retirement KITAS.

What Managing Emerhub Bali During the Past 5 Years Has Taught Me

Here are some ideas to share about management and running a business in an emerging market from Emerhub’s former Bali branch manager.

Common Mistakes With Starting a Business in Bali

Emerhub’s Bali Branch Manager joined in on a deep-dive open-format Q&A of SpeakUp Monday. Below is a short transcript of the interview.
Leaving Bali

4 Things You Need to Do Before You Leave Bali

There are crucial things you need to do before leaving Bali. This article will cover the four things expats need to do to avoid issues in the future.

How to Apply for a Visit Visa for Bali

Find out how you can apply for a business visa for Bali while you are outside Indonesia during COVID.
Do digital nomads in Bali need to pay taxes

Do Digital Nomads in Bali Need to Pay Taxes?

Does the tax law in Indonesia applies to digital nomads in Bali and do they need to pay taxes? Let us make that clear for you.

Living in Bali as a Digital Nomad

Many digital nomads call Bali home. What do you need to do to legally live in Bali while freelancing or working on an online business?

Bali

New Policy on Multiple-Entry Business Visa in Bali

A multiple-entry business visa allows you to stay in Bali for up to 60 days per visit. It also allows you to enter Indonesia for an unlimited amount of times in a year. However, there is a new policy about it. Read to know more about multiple-entry business visa during the Covid-19 pandemic. Temporary pause […]

A multiple-entry business visa allows you to stay in Bali for up to 60 days per visit. It also allows you to enter Indonesia for an unlimited amount of times in a year. However, there is a new policy about it. Read to know more about multiple-entry business visa during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Arrival to Indonesia

Temporary pause of multiple-entry business visa for Bali

As great as the multiple-entry visa is. The multiple-entry business visa is temporarily put on pause by the Directorate General of Immigration. It is to avoid foreigners from going in and out of Indonesia many times over a year.

High mobility may cause an increase in Covid-19 cases in Indonesia, including Bali. Hence, there is a policy on the temporary pause of multiple-entry business visas.

To mitigate the outbreak, the business visa is only available for a single entry. With the single entry business visa, you can still enter Bali and do business in a legitimate way. But, leaving the country will end your visa.

Start your single-entry business visa for Bali

Read the latest article on a single-entry business visa for Bali here. If not, ask questions by submitting the form below. Our consultant will provide information and start your single-entry business visa for Bali.

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