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Visa on Arrival in Indonesia

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UnhappyVictimAmer   2

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If we travel to Indonesia, what do we need to get a "Visa on Arrival" at the Jakarta airport? What documents and copies do we need? Anyone have experience with this?

For me, a U.S. citizen,

and what about my son that was born in the U.S. and is a citizen but also is an Indonesian citizen because my spouse is still an Indonesian citizen and is a permanent resident green card holder in the U.S.

Does he need a visa on arrival too?

Thanks

Oct. 2009 - Met on Facebook(I found her through a friend)

July 2010 - Married

Oct. 2010 - Filed I-130 with USCIS

Nov. 2010 - Official permission to reside in Indonesia (KITAS)

Jan. 2011 - Medical Exam and Vaccinations completed

Jan. 2011 - Cancelled I-130

Jan. 2011 - Filed DCF (Direct Consular Filing)

Jan. 2011 - I-130 Approved

Jan. 2011 - Rec. (packet 3)instructions

Jan. 2011 - Gathering Documents

Feb. 2011 - Emailed Embassy

Feb. 2011 - Interview Date Sent

APPROVED!!

POE Atlanta

Took 32 days from the filing of the petition to getting visa

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Mr.&Mrs.EMB   55

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Visa on arrival is just a stamp they'll make on your passport. Every time me and my wife travel in another country we only bring a copy of our marriage certificate just in case immigration officers at the airport have questions. Good luck on your trip. Can't wait to go back to Bali. Indonesia is a very nice place to visit, people are very friendly.

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UnhappyVictimAmer   2

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Thanks for the info. We'll bring a copy of our marriage certificate with us but they don't ask for anything else? They just look at the passport and then stamp it?

Oct. 2009 - Met on Facebook(I found her through a friend)

July 2010 - Married

Oct. 2010 - Filed I-130 with USCIS

Nov. 2010 - Official permission to reside in Indonesia (KITAS)

Jan. 2011 - Medical Exam and Vaccinations completed

Jan. 2011 - Cancelled I-130

Jan. 2011 - Filed DCF (Direct Consular Filing)

Jan. 2011 - I-130 Approved

Jan. 2011 - Rec. (packet 3)instructions

Jan. 2011 - Gathering Documents

Feb. 2011 - Emailed Embassy

Feb. 2011 - Interview Date Sent

APPROVED!!

POE Atlanta

Took 32 days from the filing of the petition to getting visa

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