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D1 Multiple-Entry Tourism Visa

D1 is Indonesia's multiple-entry tourism route for people who expect to make repeat tourism visits. The official D1 page controls the permitted activities, validity, stay allowed on each entry, required evidence and application procedure. D1 is not paid-work permission. Leaving and re-entering may be permitted only within the approved validity and subject to the current entry conditions; it is not a way to live or work indefinitely in Indonesia. Check the official D1 description before relying on a particular travel pattern.

For the complete guide including requirements and application steps, visit our full Bali Visa Information page, check the official Indonesian Immigration source (last checked 15 September 2026), or use the free Bali Trip Planner.

Route-specific details

Fee

See the current D1 fee on the official eVisa route

Stay

Multiple entries; the approved stay per entry and validity control

Apply at

evisa.imigrasi.go.id before travel

What you’ll need

  • Passport valid for the period required by the current D1 checklist
  • Recent photograph and travel evidence requested by the official flow
  • Evidence supporting qualifying tourism activity and repeat travel plans if requested
  • Any financial, accommodation or return/onward evidence requested for your passport

Important route notes

  • D1 is for tourism, not paid employment or services in Indonesia.
  • Every entry remains subject to the approved conditions and border decision.
  • Confirm extensions or any change of status with Immigration before relying on it.

How to apply

  1. Confirm the current official route: Open the official D1 page and confirm that your activity, passport and intended stay match the current description before making travel commitments.
  2. Prepare the current checklist: Collect the passport, photograph and supporting evidence requested in the current eVisa flow. For repeat travel, make sure the requested entry pattern and travel purpose are accurately documented.
  3. Apply through the official channel: Use evisa.imigrasi.go.id or the application channel shown on the official route page. A sponsor may need to initiate or support the application where the route requires one.
  4. Follow the decision and border instructions: Pay only the government fee shown in the official flow, respond to any request for evidence, and travel only after you receive the required approval.
  5. Keep the route conditions during your stay: Follow the approved activity, entry pattern, stay limit and reporting obligations. Ask Immigration before extending, changing status or starting a different activity.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is D1 intended for?

D1 is the multiple-entry route intended for qualifying tourism visits. Confirm your exact planned activities on the current official D1 page; eligibility is decided by Indonesian Immigration.

Can I work on a D1 visa?

No. D1 is a tourism route, not employment permission. Do not accept paid work, provide services or assume remote work is permitted without matching the exact activity to a current official category.

How long can I stay on each D1 entry?

The permitted stay per entry and overall validity are set in the current approval and official D1 listing. Check those sources rather than relying on an older duration.

Do I need a new visa after every trip?

D1 may allow repeat entries while it remains valid, subject to the conditions in your approval. Confirm the entry limit, validity and border requirements before each trip.

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