How Nigerians Can Get a Visa to Indonesia

The Republic of Indonesia, is the world's largest island country located in Southeast Asia. It comprises of abut thirteen islands and has an estimated population of over 258 million people.
Jakarta, its capital is located on the island of Java, which is the world's most populous island.

Types of Indonesian visa

1. Transit Visa
2. Single Visit
3. Multiple Visit
4. Limited Stay (6 months)
5. Limited Stay (12 months)
6. Limited Stay (24 months)
7. Re-entry Permit (single)
8. Diplomatic Visit
9. Official Visit

Where To Go

Embassy of The Republic of Indonesia

ABUJA: 4, Salt Lake Street, Off Gana Street, Maitama, Abuja.
Phone: (+234 8166026466
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://www.kemlu.go.id/

Requirements

These are the requirements for a Business visa

1. A valid passport which must be valid for minimum 6 (six) months from date of entry into Indonesia;

2. Copy of passport data page and latest previous Indonesian Visa or other country's visa (if applicable);

3. Fully completed application form, dated and signed by the applicant;

4. Two recent colour passport size photographs with white background;

5. Travel itinerary. A reservation of airline ticket will suffice when submitting the application. The original confirmed ticket will have to be shown when collecting the visa;

6. Clearance certificate from NDLEA (for fresh passport/first traveller);

7. Introduction letter from applicant's company explaining its business activities, applicant's position in the company, the purpose of travel, and who will bear the expenses of the visit;

8. If the visit is to attend trade fair, applicant must be able to show convincing documentation about the trade fair and its connection to applicant's business activities. Applicant should also provide the proof of the registration and/or payment of participation (if applicable);

9. Original and copy invitation letter from Indonesian counterpart clearly stated the purpose of the trip.
   Valid recent tax clearance certificate of the company.
   Original and stamped Memorandum of Articles of Association of the company or the original and copy of Certificate of Incorporation;

10. Evidence of sufficient funds to maintain one's self during the visit (the last 2 months original bank statements of the applicant or the sponsor for duly stamped and signed by the branch manager with value of last credit equivalent to US$ 5.000 and/or traveller cheques).

For further information, please visit the official website of the Indonesian Embassy in Nigeria.

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