The Bridging Visa lets travelers on a VOA, EVOA, C1/211A, C2, D1, D2 or D12 visa — and current KITAS holders — stay another 60 days onshore while they sort out their next move.
Two kinds of travelers use the Bridging Visa, for two different reasons.
No visa run, no flight out and back in — your 60 days start from the day the Bridging Visa is issued, not from your old visa's expiry date.
Skip the cost and hassle of international travel just to reset your visa clock.
A few limits worth planning around.
Fully electronic. No immigration office visit required.
Passport, a recent colour photo, and your current visa (E-ITK/E-ITAS/E-ITAP) details.
Your Bridging Visa is issued digitally — fast and paperless.
Valid from the issue date, not your old visa's expiry — plan your next step from there.
If you plan to convert onshore, here's the KITAS most people switch to after their Bridging Visa.
Send us your passport and a photo — we handle the rest, fully onshore.
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