How to get a Albania visa from Indonesia

• The Albanian tourist visa is available to Indonesians traveling to Albania for tourism, leisure and visitation purposes.
• The currency restriction for entry into and exit out of Albania is 1,000,000 lekë.
• You are subject to local laws. If you violate local laws, even unknowingly, you may be expelled, arrested, or imprisoned.
• Visitors should make sure that their health insurance plan provides coverage overseas.
• Consult your personal health care provider before travel if you have a medical condition. If traveling with prescription medication, check with the government of Albania to ensure the medication is legal in Albania. Always, carry your prescription medication in original packaging with your doctor’s prescription.
• Public transportation options are limited and not generally recommended for visitors. However, marked taxis are considered safe and recommended for use.
• If you are traveling as a group for tourism, you should submit a notarized photocopy of the license of Albania Tourism Agency inviting your group.
• You must show proof that you can cater to all your financial needs while in the Republic of Albania. Foreigners are required to have at least $47 per day. You must also provide copies of your bank statements for the last three months.
• You are also required to provide proof of your employment status.
• If you are employed, you should provide a letter from your employer stating the date you were employed, your role in the company and acknowledging your leave from work.
• If you are self-employed, a copy of the business license, the company’s most recent bank statement and your income tax return should be provided.

• Indonesians looking to travel to Albania for Business meetups and all other business-related purposes can apply for an Albania Business visa.
• Albania is a relationship-oriented society that places a premium on friendship, hospitality, and trust.
• Business discussions are usually preceded by a series of questions concerning health, family, and the general well-being of the parties.
• Appointments should be made in advance of a business visit and exchange of business cards is common.
• Most Albanian business people speak at least one foreign language, the most common being English and Italian.
• Albania has a large pool of well-trained and talented linguists who can serve as translators and interpreters. Translators generally charge approximately USD 100-200 per day.
  
• Summer holidays typically take place in July and August and it can be difficult to reach company personnel during this period.
• Business dress is recommended when meeting with government officials. Smart business casual is appropriate for meetings with businesspersons and visits to local companies.
• Business travelers to Albania should remember that the country's transportation network is limited.

Albania is completely safe and welcoming of tourists.