05/10/2026
๐ด Planning to stay in Bali longer in 2026? The first question is usually the same:
Which Indonesia tourist visa should I choose โ B1, C1 or D1?
The right answer depends on how long you want to stay and whether you plan to leave Indonesia during your trip.
Hereโs the simple version:
โ๏ธ B1 e-VOA
Best for shorter trips.
โข 30 days initially
โข One extension available
โข Convenient for holidays and shorter stays
๐ด C1 Tourist Visa
Usually the most practical option for one longer stay in Bali or elsewhere in Indonesia.
โข Up to 60 days initially
โข Extendable while you are in Indonesia
โข Total stay can reach up to 180 days under the applicable extension rules
If your plan is basically:
โI want to come to Bali and stay for several months without leaving Indonesia,โ
C1 is often the first visa to look at.
๐ D1 Multiple-Entry Tourist Visa
Designed for travellers who expect to leave Indonesia and come back several times.
โข Multiple entries
โข Up to 60 days initially per entry
โข Stay can be extended in Indonesia
โข Useful for frequent visitors, business owners, property owners, families and travellers who regularly move between Indonesia and other countries
One important point:
There is no separate โBali visaโ.
Bali follows Indonesiaโs immigration and visa rules, so when people search for a Bali visa, Bali long-stay visa or Bali tourist visa, they are actually choosing an Indonesian visa category.
We prepared a complete 2026 guide comparing B1, C1 and D1, including who each visa is suitable for, how long you can stay and how extensions work:
๐ Indonesia Tourist Visa 2026: B1, C1 or D1?
https://flado.id/2026/10/01/tourist-visa/
Already know what you need?
Compare available visa options and apply online here:
๐ https://app.flado.id
If you are still unsure, think about just three things:
1. How long do you want to stay in Indonesia?
2. Do you plan to leave Indonesia during that period?
3. Do you need one long stay or multiple separate trips?
That usually makes the choice between B1, C1 and D1 much easier.