Published: 13.10.2026
Bali Immigration deported a Nigerian national who overstayed by 93 days. The office also proposed placing the individual on an entry-ban list, with the final decision to be made by the Directorate General of Immigration.
The sources show the practical enforcement of Indonesia’s stay rules: a 93-day overstay resulted in deportation and a possible re-entry ban. For people living in Indonesia under a visa or residence permit, this underlines the need to track expiry dates and arrange extensions in advance. The case primarily affects foreigners already staying in the country rather than visitors who comply with their permitted period. It is worth noting for anyone planning a long stay because an overstay can affect both departure and the ability to return.