Multiple Entry Medical Visa (D3)
The Multiple Entry Medical Visa (D3) allows foreign nationals to enter Indonesia multiple times within a 12-month period for the purpose of medical treatment or health consultations. Each stay can last up to 60 days per visit, making it ideal for patients and their companions who require frequent medical visits in Indonesia.
Whether you are seeking ongoing treatment, rehabilitation, or medical consultations in Bali or other parts of Indonesia, Bali Visa Advisor provides a smooth, fast, and reliable visa application service.
What You Can Do with Multiple Entry Medical Visa (D3)
- Conducting activities related to medical treatment.
- Conducting activities related to tourism, and visiting friends or family.
Activities Not Allowed with Multiple Entry Medical Visa (D3)
- Staying in Indonesia over the period of your stay permit, engaging in prohibited activities, not complying with visa conditions, and/or not complying with Indonesian laws may result in you paying fines, being deported, and/or other legal charges.
- Selling goods or services.
- Receiving rewards, wages, or any similar from individuals or corporations in Indonesia.
WHAT IS THE REQUIREMENTS FOR Multiple Entry Medical Visa (D3)
- Passport valid for at least 18 (eighteen) months.
- Proof of living expenses of at least US$ 2,000 (two thousand United States Dollars) or equivalent.
- Proof of guarantee from the guarantor.
- Statement from government agency/private institution, or statement from the applicant which explains that the foreigner will conduct medical treatment in the Indonesian Territory.
- Curriculum Vitae.
- Travel Itinerary.
- A recent color photograph.
- Address in Bali.
How Much Does a Multiple Entry Multiple Entry Medical Visa (D3) Cost?
REGULAR
IDR4.250.000/USD 276
IDR/
- Agent Fee
- Visa for 1 year
- Government Fee
- Stay Permit for 60 days first
- Processing Time 7-9 working days
EXPRESS
IDR5.750.000/USD 372
IDR/
- Agent Fee
- Visa for 1 year
- Government Fee
- Stay Permit for 60 days first
- Processing Time 5 working days
- Length of process depend on the Immigration System.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)
Yes. You may extend your visa at a local Immigration Office before the 60-day stay expires.
In certain cases, the Multiple Entry Medical Visa (D3) can be converted to a Temporary Stay Permit (KITAS) if you meet the eligibility requirements. Our team can assist with the conversion process.
Overstaying in Indonesia will result in fines and possible Immigration sanctions. Always extend or exit before your visa expires.
Absolutely. We specialize in visa assistance for medical treatment in Bali and other regions of Indonesia.
