Visa Information

VISA TYPES

Select the visa type that is right for you to see important information on visa fees, documents required, forms, photo specifications and processing times.

Re-entry

  • Overview
  • Visa Fees
  • Documents Required
  • Photo Specifications
  • Processing Time
  • Download Forms
  • Overview

    Visa application to be requested in the specific situation in which the applicant has already requested the renewal of the permit of stay to the Questura but must return to the home country before the new permit of stay is issued while the current permit of stay is already expired.

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  • Visa Fees

    The Visa Fees are as follows;

    Long Stay Visa (Over 90 days) IDR 2.295.000

    Note:

    A service charge of Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) 287.000 is levied per applicant by VFS over and above the Visa Fee. VFS service fee is paid online when scheduling an appointment.

    The VFS service fee and all value-added services (VAS) charges include VAT.

    The visa fee and other charges can be paid via QR code, debit or credit card, or in cash in Indonesian Rupiah.

    An official receipt must be obtained for all payments made (including changes to the IDR VFS service fee). No additional fees will be requested for visa issuance or for expedited processing of the visa.

    Terms and Conditions:

    Please note that logistics fees and other additional service fees are non-refundable once the transaction has been made.

  • Documents Required

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    Applications for National visas to the Embassy of Italy in Jakarta can be submitted, by scheduling an appointment and solely by personal appearance of the applicant, to the VFS Italy Visa Application Centre, only on Monday to Friday, from 08:00 to 15:00.

    Please note that with the approval of Legislative Decree 11 October 2024, n. 145, starting from 11 January 2025, it will be mandatory to acquire fingerprints also for requests regarding the issuance of national entry visas (type D).

    The methods of acquisition and any exceptions are the same as those currently in force for short-stay visas (art. 13 of the Visa Code). Applicants who have rendered their fingerprint data in the last 59 months are NOT required to visit the Italy Visa Application Centre for fingerprint collection.

    Eligible applicants may choose to send their documents to the VFS Visa Centre using either VFS’s courier service (Click here for available services) or their own courier provider. Please note that if you opt to use your own courier service, VFS will not be responsible for any misplaced documents, and you will need to coordinate directly with your chosen courier provider. * Terms and conditions apply.

    Applicants under 18 years old (minors) must be accompanied by both parents (father and mother) when submitting their visa application. Please follow the procedure outlined below for minor visa applications:

    1. Both parents must come in person to the Visa Application Centre to complete and sign the consent letter, which will be provided at the time of visa application submission. (Required)
    2. In the case of a divorce, if the court ruling specifies which parent has been given custody, the custodial parent will not require consent from the other parent.
      They however will still need to come in person to the Italian Visa Application Centre to sign the application form and consent letter (as outlined in point 1), if the ruling does not explicitly state custody arrangements.

    Note: - The parents must sign the visa application form (for number 1).

    The court sentence can be provided in copy (for number 2).

    Applicants can submit their visa application if Italy is the main destination.

    The visa application should satisfy the following conditions:

    (Please ensure that all documents are submitted in A4 size)

    • Application form duly completed and signed by the applicant.
    • The applicant holds a valid travel document satisfying the following criteria:
      • Must have at least two blank pages.
      • Should be issued within the last 10 years.
      • Must be valid for at least three months beyond the intended date of departure from the Schengen area.
      • Must include the passport holder's signature.
      • Your passport must display accurate personal information, with no corrections or additional items allowed on pages 4 or 5. If there are any errors in your identification data, you will need to obtain a new passport with the correct information.
    • A photocopy of the pages containing the biometric data of the passport.
    • Two recent color photos (35mm x 45mm) with a white or light-colored background, adhering to ICAO standards.

    Necessary supporting documents:

    • For foreign nationals: Copy of a valid residence permit (KITAS/KITAP).
    • A valid flight reservation (a one-way ticket is acceptable).

    Documents Establishing the Purpose of Family Visit for Re-entry:

    A letter specifying the reason for requesting the re-entry visa, along with the following attachments:

    • A copy of the expired permesso di soggiorno
    • A copy of the renewal kit receipt from the Ufficio Postale in Italy
    • A copy of the convocation notices from the Questura for fingerprinting or for collecting the permesso di soggiorno (if applicable)

    On April 5, 2010, Regulation No. 810/2009 of the European Parliament and Council, which establishes a Community Code on Visas (Visa Code), came into force.

    These new regulations imply new demands on the application, meaning that all supporting documents must be handed in along with the Schengen application form.

    If supporting documents are not presented at the same time as the application, your application upon examination may be refused and the visa fee lost.

  • Photo Specifications

    For Photo Specifications, please click here;

  • Processing Time

    Applications accepted at the Italy Visa Application Centre will be submitted on the next working day to the Embassy of Italy for a decision. Visa processing time will take maximum 15 calendar days, however during certain high season period it might take longer than usual.

    All visa decisions are solely at the discretion of the Embassy of Italy in Jakarta.