Planning to pursue your studies in Indonesia, particularly at an institution like UIII, requires not only academic readiness but also a clear understanding of the country’s immigration procedures. One of the essential steps for international students is securing the appropriate visa and stay permit.

According to Indonesian law, a visa and a stay permit are separate documents. However, if all requirements are fulfilled, international students will automatically receive an Electronic Limited Stay Permit (e-ITAS) and a Re-Entry Permit upon arrival at the immigration
checkpoint. This means you do not need to visit the immigration office after your arrival.

Types of Visas in Indonesia
Indonesia officially recognizes four types of visas: 

• Diplomatic Visa
• Service Visa
• Limited Stay Visa
• Visit Visa
  
  Visa for International Students
  The visa application process is conducted online. Applicants must prepare the following
  electronic documents in PDF, JPEG, or JPG format:
• A valid passport with at least six months’ validit
• Proof of financial support of at least USD 2,000 (for self-financed students) or a sponsorship certificate (for scholarship recipients)
• Recent color photograp
• Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• Travel itinerary
• Guarantee letter from a guarantor (either an Indonesian citizen or the hosting educational
  institution)
• Letter of Acceptance from the educational institution, including the expected duration
  of study
  
  Ensure all documents are complete and properly formatted before confirming your
  attendance. Incomplete or incorrect submissions may result in delays in processing