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Introducing Music Performer Visa, Embraced by Ed Sheeran, Coldplay, and the Jonas Brothers for Concert Tour!

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Various international singers, including Ed Sheeran, Jonas Brothers, and Coldplay, have utilized the newly introduced music performer visa issued by Indonesian Immigration. This visa category is exclusively designed for foreign artists intending to conduct short-term concert activities or events in Indonesia.

The implementation of the music performer visa represents a significant initiative by the Indonesian Directorate General of Immigration aimed at facilitating musicians and their teams in organizing concert events within Indonesia. This policy is anticipated to stimulate greater interest among music promoters in arranging diverse international concerts in Indonesia, thereby contributing to enhancing tourism activities.

 


With this visa, the government streamlines the process for international musicians wishing to perform in Indonesia, eliminating the requirement for a work permit, a police record certificate (SKCK), or a certificate demonstrating at least five years of work experience.

Get to Know About Music Performer Visa in Indonesia

The Music Performer Visa, introduced on September 14, 2023, has been utilized by renowned artists globally, including Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, the Jonas Brothers, and the K-Pop sensation Twice. This visa extends not only to the primary musicians but also to their entire crew involved in the concert.

Categorized as a single-entry visa, it boasts a validity period of 60 days. Application for the Music Performer Visa can be completed via the website evisa.imigration.go.id, with sponsorship from concert organizers, music promoters, or other relevant entities. With a straightforward processing procedure, the Music Performer Visa is designated with a C7A index for main musicians and a C7B index for crew members and instrumentalists.

Silmy Karim, Director General of Indonesian Immigration, expressed optimism about the facilitative immigration policies aimed at streamlining the organization of international events. He underscored the potential to propel music tourism in Indonesia forward. Becoming a preferred destination for international concert events, he believes, will not only attract more foreign tourists but also bolster the country’s foreign exchange earnings.

Not a Music Artist But Want to Visit Indonesia?

The new Music Artist Visa highlights the ease of entrance to Indonesia for those connected to the music industry. But what if you’re not a performer and still want to explore the opportunities this vibrant country holds? Will the other visas grant the same seamless process too?

LetsMoveIndonesia is available to offer you tailored advice and navigate the Indonesian visa system smoothly, schedule a consultation with LetsMoveIndonesia. They have an expert team that will assess your specific needs and help you find the most suitable visa option to make your Indonesian venture a success.

Consult now by contacting letsmoveindonesia.com  or visit their Instagram @letsmoveindonesia.

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