Multiple Entry Filming Visa (D14)
Multiple Entry Filming Visa (D14) valid for 12 month start from visa issued date and allow to you to stay less that 60 days for each visit. Before 60 days you can leave this country or extend this visa at local Immigration for another 60 days.
Planning to shoot a film, documentary, or commercial project in Indonesia? The Multiple Entry Filming Visa allows foreign film crews and production teams to enter and leave Indonesia multiple times during their production period — making it the most practical option for long-term filming schedules.
What You Can Do with Multiple Entry Filming Visa (D14)
- Conducting activities related to producing a foreign film.
- Conducting activities related to tourism, and visiting friends or family.
Activities Not Allowed with Multiple Entry Filming Visa (D14)
- Staying in Indonesia over the period of your stay permit, engaging in prohibited activities, not complying with visa conditions, and/or not complying with Indonesian laws may result in you paying fines, being deported, and/or other legal charges.
- Selling goods or services.
- Receiving rewards, wages, or any similar from individuals or corporations in Indonesia.
WHAT IS THE REQUIREMENTS FOR Multiple Entry Filming Visa (D14)
- Passport valid for at least 18 (eighteen) months.
- Personal bank statement with minimum amount USD $2000 or equivalent the last 3 months period (including name, date of period, and balance account).
- Permit for filming location from relevant ministry.
- Curriculum Vitae.
- Travel Itinerary.
- A recent color photograph.
- Address in Bali.
How Much Does a Multiple Entry Filming Visa (D14) Cost?
REGULAR
IDR7.500.000/USD 485
IDR/
- Agent Fee
- Visa for 1 year
- Government Fee
- Stay Permit for 60 days first
- Processing Time 7-9 working days
EXPRESS
IDR9.000.000/USD 582
IDR/
- Agent Fee
- Visa for 1 year
- Government Fee
- Stay Permit for 60 days first
- Processing Time 3-4 working days
- Length of process depend on the Immigration System.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)
Typically, the process takes around 10–15 working days, depending on document completeness and approval timelines from the authorities.
Yes, each crew member must apply individually, but Bali Visa Advisor can coordinate group submissions for convenience.
Yes. We also assist with equipment import permits (carnet) and customs clearance documentation.
Yes, in some cases, it can be converted into a Limited Stay Permit (KITAS) for longer projects or investment-related purposes.
Filming locations must be pre-approved by authorities.
