Indonesia Business Visa for Nepali Citizens
For meetings, negotiations and site visits, up to 60 days. Apply before you travel: Visa on Arrival is not available for Nepali passports.
Business trips have the same answer as tourism for this passport, so this page already covers you.
Do Nepali citizens need a visa for Indonesia?
Yes. Nepali passport holders are not covered by Indonesia's visa exemption and cannot get a Visa on Arrival. You must apply for an e-Visa online before you travel: the C1 Tourist e-Visa for holidays, or the C2 Business e-Visa for meetings.
Every traveller also has to submit the All Indonesia arrival card within 3 days before arrival. Submit it only on the official site. Apax Gateway does not charge for arrival cards.
Is this visa for you?
Nepali passport holders visiting Indonesia for business for up to 60 days. Every traveller needs their own visa.
What you can do
Business meetings, negotiating and signing contracts, buying goods, and checking goods at offices, factories or production sites. Tourism and family visits are also allowed.
What is not allowed
Selling goods or services, supervising production on an ongoing basis, or receiving any payment from people or companies in Indonesia.
How you receive it
Once approved, a download link for your e-Visa is sent by email. Keep a copy on your phone and a printed copy.
Before you apply
Ask your Indonesian contact for the invitation letter first. The government fee is not refundable if your application is refused.
What to bring
- Passport valid for at least 6 months
- Personal bank statement for the last 3 months, showing your name, the period and the balance
- A recent colour photo
- A letter or invitation from the Indonesian company or government agency you are meeting, explaining your relationship
- All Indonesia arrival card, submitted within 3 days before arrival
What you pay, line by line
We show the government fee and our fee separately. The government fee goes to Indonesia. Our fee pays for the document check, submission and support.
Price per traveller
- Indonesian government fee
- SGD 141.02
- Rp2,000,000, converted at today's rate
- Apax Gateway service fee
- SGD 80.00
- Document check, submission and support
If your application is refused, we refund our service fee in full. Full refund policy
- Paid in Singapore dollars at today's rate: 1 SGD = Rp14,182.68.
- The government fee is kept by Indonesia and is not refundable.
How it works
Fill in a short form
Passport details, travel dates and a photo of your passport page.
We check, then submit
A person on our team checks your details against the official rules, then submits to Indonesian immigration.
Get your visa by email
We send the PDF and remind you to submit the arrival card 3 days before you fly.
Why choose Apax Visa?
Both routes get you the same official visa, and applying yourself costs less. We are here if you want your documents checked, expert help when you need it, or no risk on our fee.
| Feature | By yourself | Apax Visa |
|---|---|---|
| We catch mistakes before you submit | ||
| 24x7 Visa experts on WhatsApp | ||
| Help if the visa download link fails | ||
| Arrival card reminder before you fly | ||
| Service fee refunded if refused |
FAQs
Can I attend business meetings without a business visa?
No. You need a business visa, and this page is for it. The C2 Business e-Visa covers meetings, negotiating and signing contracts, and site visits for up to 60 days. You need a letter or invitation from your Indonesian contact.
Can I stay longer?
Both the C1 Tourist e-Visa and the C2 Business e-Visa give you up to 60 days, and both can be extended at an Indonesian Immigration Office before your stay ends.
Is the arrival card the same as the visa?
No. The arrival card is a separate form that every traveller submits within 3 days before arrival, with or without a visa. Submit it only on the official site. Apax Gateway does not charge for arrival cards.
What happens if I overstay?
You can be fined Rp1,000,000 for each day you overstay, and you may also be detained, deported or banned from returning for a period. Staying more than 60 days past your permit can lead to detention, deportation or a ban.
Do I need a visa if I only transit through Indonesia?
No, as long as you stay inside the airport's international transit area.