PT Indonesian Visas Agency Partners with Renova Estetika to Enhance Cross-Border Services
A strategic partnership between PT Indonesian Visas Agency and Renova Estetika aims to streamline visa and business services between Indonesia and Australia.

Kuta, Bali — PT Indonesian Visas Agency, a Bali-based provider of visa and immigration services, has formed a strategic partnership with Australia’s Renova Estetika Pty Ltd to enhance cross-border services, including visa processing and company formation, between Indonesia and Australia. The partnership was officially signed on December 7, 2024, at Zeen Coffee in Kuta, marking a significant step in connecting the two nations' growing visa and business services sectors.
The partnership builds on a collaborative history dating back to 2019. Initially operating informally, PT Indonesian Visas Agency, then known as Bali Help under CV Tunas Raya, and Renova Estetika Pty Ltd's director worked together on visa-related services. After five years of cooperation, both parties transitioned to formalize their arrangement, leading to the recent signing.
The signed agreement encompasses several key areas of cooperation, including:
- Indonesian Visas: Processing of entry, stay, and residency-related visas for foreign nationals in Indonesia.
- Australian Visas: Visa processing support for Indonesian applicants seeking entry to Australia.
- Visa Sponsorship: Assistance with sponsorship arrangements in both countries.
- Company Formation: Support for establishing legal business presences in Indonesia and Australia.
- Scholarships: Facilitation of educational exchange opportunities.
As Bali continues to attract foreign nationals and international businesses, the partnership aims to meet the increasing demand for visa and business services. This interest is bolstered by the Indonesian government's initiative to create an Indonesia International Financial Center in Bali, which is expected to draw global investment and talent.
PT Indonesian Visas Agency is strategically positioned to support the growing requirements for business registration and long-stay visa categories as Bali elevates its status as an international hub. The agency has supported over 10,000 clients since its establishment in 2010, providing comprehensive immigration services.
Concurrently, Australia is focusing on skilled migration and employer-sponsored visa pathways, with a planning level of 185,000 places for the 2026–27 Migration Program. Renova Estetika Pty Ltd, registered in Queensland, is well-placed to capitalize on the expanding opportunities in skilled worker nominations and regional migration incentives.
The primary objective of this partnership is to simplify administrative processes for individuals and businesses engaged with both nations. By leveraging each other's networks and service capabilities, PT Indonesian Visas Agency and Renova Estetika Pty Ltd aim to enhance the efficiency and transparency of their services in visa applications, sponsorship arrangements, and business formation processes.
PT Indonesian Visas Agency operates under the brand Indonesian Visas / MYVISA and is recognized for its longstanding commitment to assisting travelers and businesses with immigration-related challenges in Indonesia.
For more information about this partnership, interested parties are encouraged to contact the respective company representatives.
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