Azerbaijan & Indonesia Sign Visa-Free Agreement for Diplomats

Key Takeaways

  • Azerbaijan and Indonesia have agreed on a visa-free agreement for holders of diplomatic passports.
  • Discussions between the foreign ministers highlighted collaboration in crucial sectors such as the economy, transport, and tourism.
  • Indonesia has also implemented reciprocal visa agreements with several countries, including Iraq and Nepal.

Azerbaijan and Indonesia have signed a visa-free agreement for holders of diplomatic passports.

The deal was formalized during a meeting between Azerbaijani Foreign Minister Jeyhun Bayramov and Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi, held amid the ongoing 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly.

According to Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry, discussions centered on vital areas such as the economy, transport, tourism, and VisaGuide.World reports.

Bayramov and Marsudi also underscored the importance of collaboration within international frameworks, including the United Nations, the Non-Aligned Movement, and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).

I believe that this agreement will enhance diplomatic relations and facilitate closer cooperation between the two countries… which will bring greater collaboration in the future.

Indonesian Minister for Foreign Affairs Retno Marsudi

Indonesia Expands Visa-Free Agreements With Nepal & Iraq

Indonesia signed a reciprocal agreement with several other countries this year. As a result, the latter decided to exclude visas for Iraqi diplomatic and service passport holders.

In this regard, the foreign ministers of the two countries expressed deep concern for the ongoing crisis in Palestine, reaffirming their commitment to support Palestinian efforts and alleviate the suffering of its people.

Similarly, Indonesia and Nepal have introduced a visa-free policy for holders of diplomatic and official passports. These agreements reflect Indonesia’s proactive approach to fostering international cooperation and addressing important global issues.

Indonesia’s Visa Options for Foreign Travelers

Moreover, foreign nationals planning to travel to Indonesia must apply for an appropriate visa based on their travel purpose. The available Indonesia visa types include:

  • Single Entry Visitor Visa
  • Tourist Visa
  • Social Visa
  • Business Visa
  • Transit Visa
  • Social Activities Visa

For those requiring more flexibility, there is a Multiple Entry Visa valid for five years, which permits longer stay durations of 60 or 180 days for the following purposes:

  • Business Visa
  • Pre-Investment Visa
  • Visiting Family or Relatives
  • Government Duties/Official Visits

Additionally, the Limited Stay Visa allows for extended durations for various activities, including, but not limited to, education, employment, investment, missionary work, training, research, family reunification, repatriation, and retirement.

Diplomatic and Service Visas are also available for individuals traveling for official government purposes, facilitating diplomatic missions and supporting service-related engagements.

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