Single-Entry Business Visa (C2)
A single-entry visa for a one-off business trip to Indonesia, valid for up to 60 days and extendable in-country.
Overview
About the Single-Entry Business Visa
The C2 single-entry business visa suits a single visit for meetings, conferences or short business engagements that do not involve local employment.
The initial stay is up to 60 days and can usually be extended in stages while you remain in Indonesia.
Who it's for
First-time business visitors
Conference and event attendees
Short project or negotiation trips
Quick facts
Key details at a glance
Visa type
Single-entry visa
Stay
Up to 60 days, extendable
Work rights
Business activities only
Validity
Single entry
Entries
One
Best for
One-off business visits
Requirements
What you'll typically need
Sponsor / guarantor
An Indonesian company or sponsoring entity
Purpose of visit
Evidence of the business activity
Valid passport
At least 18 months' validity
Financial proof
Bank statements showing sufficient funds
How ILA helps
Handled end to end
Assess & confirm
We review your situation and confirm the right visa, your eligibility and the current requirements.
Prepare documents
We compile and check every document and arrange sponsorship where it is needed.
Submit & process
We lodge the application and manage the process with immigration on your behalf.
Arrive & comply
We guide you through arrival, biometrics and any reporting so your stay stays compliant.
Rules and fees change. Indonesian immigration categories, eligibility and government fees are updated regularly. ILA confirms the current requirements for your situation before you commit. Talk to our team.
Related visas
Other options you might consider
Pre-Investment (Single)
One preparatory investment visit.
D2
Multiple-Entry Business
Frequent business trips, no local employment.
Investor KITAS
Live in Indonesia and run your own PT PMA.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I work in Indonesia on a C2 business visa?
No. The C2 covers business activities only, such as meetings, conferences and short business engagements that do not involve local employment. If you need to come back for business regularly, the D2 multiple-entry visa suits frequent trips, and if you plan to live in Indonesia and run your own PT PMA, the E28A Investor KITAS is the relevant permit.
How long can I stay in Indonesia on a C2 visa?
The C2 allows an initial stay of up to 60 days, which can usually be extended in stages while you remain in Indonesia. It is a single-entry visa, so it covers one visit. ILA confirms current requirements before you commit, as rules and fees change regularly.
Do I need an Indonesian sponsor for a C2 visa?
Yes. An Indonesian company or sponsoring entity needs to act as your sponsor or guarantor, and you will need evidence of the business activity behind your trip. Your passport should have at least 18 months' validity, and you should be able to show sufficient funds through bank statements. ILA arranges sponsorship where needed.
Can I attend a conference in Indonesia on a C2 visa?
Yes. Conference and event attendees are among the travellers the C2 is designed for, along with first-time business visitors and people on short project or negotiation trips. It suits a one-off visit. If you attend events in Indonesia several times, the D2 multiple-entry business visa is built for frequent trips.
Planning a single business trip?
We’ll arrange your C2 visa and sponsorship quickly and correctly.
