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Studying in Indonesia

The figures that decide most applications, from official sources. Guide checked 24 September 2026.
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Money you must showUS$2,000 or equivalent
Bank statements for the last three months. Stated by Indonesian universities and an immigration office; the national E30B page does not print the figure, so confirm with your sponsor university.
Source: University of Jember International Office / Yogyakarta Immigration Office, checked 5 November 2026
Visa feeIDR 6,000,000 for one year, IDR 8,500,000 for two years (E30B higher education visa)
Covers the visa, limited stay permit (ITAS), verification and re-entry permit, under Government Regulation 45 of 2024.
Source: Directorate General of Immigration, checked 5 November 2026
Work while you studyNot permitted
Paid academic roles such as teaching or research assistant were under discussion in March 2026 but are not in force.
Source: UPN Veteran Yogyakarta International Office / Kemdiktisaintek, checked 6 November 2026
Stay after you graduateNo post-study work or job-seeking visaSource: Kemdiktisaintek, checked 4 November 2026