I have come across this claim multiple times in various forums stating that if you apply and pay for a visa extension before your current visa expires, you are permitted to stay in Indonesia until a decision is made. Additionally, if the extension is denied, you are allegedly given seven days to leave without incurring daily overstay fees.
Some individuals have mentioned that they specifically inquired about this at Ngurah Rai Airport in Bali and received the same response. While it appears that immigration officers may follow this practice, verbal assurances alone do not serve as a legal defence if you need to justify your overstay.
For this claim to be legally valid, it must be explicitly stated in official laws, regulations, or immigration materials such as leaflets, posters, or the official immigration website. I have been trying to verify this information but have not had any success so far.
Can anyone in this forum provide a specific article in the law, regulation, or official immigration materials such as leaflets, posters, or the immigration website that confirms this?
Some individuals have mentioned that they specifically inquired about this at Ngurah Rai Airport in Bali and received the same response. While it appears that immigration officers may follow this practice, verbal assurances alone do not serve as a legal defence if you need to justify your overstay.
For this claim to be legally valid, it must be explicitly stated in official laws, regulations, or immigration materials such as leaflets, posters, or the official immigration website. I have been trying to verify this information but have not had any success so far.
Can anyone in this forum provide a specific article in the law, regulation, or official immigration materials such as leaflets, posters, or the immigration website that confirms this?