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The Indonesia Journalist eVisa (C5 Media and Press Visa) allows foreign media professionals to travel to Indonesia for approved journalistic assignments.
The eVisa makes it easier for international journalists to obtain authorisation before entering the country.
Indonesia Journalist eVisa
Applicants usually need to prepare the following documents:
Additional documents may be requested depending on the media project.
The Indonesia eVisa application is completed through the eVisa portal.
Collect all the required documents before applying.
Access the eVisa portal, complete the visa application form and review the details.
Upload digital copies of the required documents. Pay the visa processing fee online.
Once approved, the Journalist eVisa is sent to the applicant’s email and must be presented upon arrival in Indonesia.
The stay permit can be extended twice before its expiry through an Indonesian embassy or consulate.
With approved extensions, journalists may stay in Indonesia for up to 180 days in total, depending on the requirements of the media project.
Failure to follow these rules can lead to visa cancellation or deportation.
Yes. The visa allows movement within Indonesia for approved media assignments, provided activities comply with your authorisation.
Health insurance is not mandatory, but it is strongly recommended to cover medical emergencies during your stay.
Yes. The application is online, so journalists can apply from anywhere before travelling to Indonesia.
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