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Indonesia’s Visa-On-Arrival Program Added 12 Countries

The Indonesian government recently broadened the eligibility requirements for its Visa on Arrival (VoA) program, which had previously been restricted to nationals of just 60 countries. On May 30th, the newly implemented expansion became active.

Bahrain, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kuwait, Egypt, Morocco, Oman, Peru, Russia, Serbia, Ukraine, and Jordan are some of the new nations that have joined the organization. Under the terms of the program, nationals from seventy-two countries are currently permitted to enter Indonesia via nine airports, eleven seaports, and four border posts.

To be eligible for a visa upon arrival, a traveler must first establish that they are a citizen of one of the 72 countries that are currently taking part in the program.

Conditions and prerequisites

The VoV is solely for use in tourism-related activities.
It will function well for a single entry.
does not give residence.
must be bought at the arrivals hall before to entering the line for the immigration desks.

IDR 500,000 (about USD 35 or AUD 50) (approximately USD 35 or AUD 50)
It is required that passports be valid for travel for at least another six months.
A ticket for the passenger’s return journey is required to be presented.

may be extended ONE TIME for an additional 30 days while you are in Bali.
After entering with a Visa on Arrival, you will not be able to apply for any other sorts of visas.

During the course of this year, Bali will play home to a number of significant international conferences, one of which being the G20 Summit. The Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction of the United Nations was held on the island only the previous week.

As it prepares to open its convention centers and event venues for these significant gatherings, the government of Bali will be eager to eliminate any possible hurdles that may be encountered by visitors, participants, and support teams.

It is important to take note that both Russia and Ukraine have been included in the Visa-on-Arrival program, and there has been a great deal of discussion regarding this decision on the internet. President Joko Widodo of Indonesia extended an invitation to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine, despite the fact that Ukraine is not a member of the G20.

Jokowi has also accepted the offer to attend the G20 conference that was extended to him by President Putin.

Even though the United States has made it abundantly clear that Putin and Russia are not welcome, the president of Indonesia was quoted as saying that he wants Indonesia to be able to unite the G20 and promote peace and stability. This is despite the fact that the United States has made it abundantly clear that Putin and Russia are not welcome.

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