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VFS Global to fast track Indonesia VoA

14 Oct 2022
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VFS Global now offers a service that allows travellers to fast track the Visa on Arrival (VoA) process for Indonesia, including for Bali. 

International travellers can apply for a VoA through the VFS Global website by submitting documents and paying the fees online prior to their travel, reports Business Traveller. 

A confirmation that the visa has been processed will be sent to the traveller’s registered email address, the visa will then be stamped upon arrival at designated fast-track lanes. 

According to the VFS Global website, South Africa is among the 75 countries that are eligible to apply for a fast track VoA.

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