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25 december 2025
Update on the D12 visa starting from December 17, 2025
If you are living in Bali with a D12 visa, this information is very important for you. Please read until the end to learn what visa changes now apply to the D12 visa and what you should check right now to avoid overstay and possible issues with the immigration authorities.
Please note
If you have a D12 visa, the visa expiration date may have changed — please check your ITK.
As of December 17, 2025, an update regarding the D12 visa was published on the official website of the Indonesian Immigration Service.
This update concerns the D12 visa, which is a multiple-entry visa with specific rules regarding both the visa validity period and the permitted length of stay.
For example, if a D12 visa is issued for 1 year, this means that:
This update concerns the D12 visa, which is a multiple-entry visa with specific rules regarding both the visa validity period and the permitted length of stay.
For example, if a D12 visa is issued for 1 year, this means that:
- the visa validity period is 1 year;
- the maximum permitted continuous stay in Indonesia is 180 days.
- extend the permitted stay, or
- leave Indonesia to reset the stay period and then re-enter the country.
Previously, the 180-day stay period was counted in a conditional, calendar-based way.
For example, if you entered Indonesia on January 1, the approximate end date was considered to be July 1.
This procedure has now changed.
The 180 days are now counted strictly from the first day of entry, and on the 180th day a person is required to leave the territory of Indonesia.
Example:
For example, if you entered Indonesia on January 1, the approximate end date was considered to be July 1.
This procedure has now changed.
The 180 days are now counted strictly from the first day of entry, and on the 180th day a person is required to leave the territory of Indonesia.
Example:
- If you enter Indonesia on January 1, the latest departure date will no longer be July 1, but June 29.
These changes were implemented in order to:
- eliminate discrepancies in the calculation of the permitted stay period,
- standardize stay dates into a single unified format,
- ensure that the information in the immigration system, ITK, and passport stamps fully matches.
Important clarification
The D12 visa allows you to stay in Indonesia only within the validity period of the visa itself.
In some cases, after entry, a different permitted stay date may appear in the system. At the moment, the Indonesian Immigration Service is aligning all data to a single unified format to eliminate such discrepancies.
You should rely only on the dates shown in the official immigration system, taking into account the visa expiration date.
In some cases, after entry, a different permitted stay date may appear in the system. At the moment, the Indonesian Immigration Service is aligning all data to a single unified format to eliminate such discrepancies.
You should rely only on the dates shown in the official immigration system, taking into account the visa expiration date.
To avoid mistakes and the risk of overstay, you must check your current permitted stay period.
You can do this in two ways:
You can do this in two ways:
- Scan the QR code on your ITK and check the details in the immigration system (see ITK screenshot).
- Contact your visa agency so they can verify your information directly in the system and, if needed, send you an updated ITK.
An ITK is generated in all cases after you cross the border, at the moment your visa is activated.
If the dates are different, follow the earlier date. This reduces the risk.
Also, make sure to check your details in the immigration system to be fully certain about your permitted stay period.
- If you pass through the autogate: no stamp is placed in your passport. All information is shown only in the ITK.
- If you pass through an immigration officer: a stamp is placed in your passport, and an ITK is also generated.
If the dates are different, follow the earlier date. This reduces the risk.
Also, make sure to check your details in the immigration system to be fully certain about your permitted stay period.
The ITK may have been generated:
Ignoring this can lead to unintentional overstay and problems with the Indonesian immigration authorities.
- before the updates were applied, or
- without taking into account the updated data in the immigration system.
Ignoring this can lead to unintentional overstay and problems with the Indonesian immigration authorities.
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