Indonesian Visas & Work Permits

The Investor KITAS service offers foreign investors a streamlined way to live and work in Indonesia.  Benefits include seamless entry/exit, long-term stays, work permit exemption, bringing family, and potential tax advantages.  Requirements: valid passport, PMA Company shareholding, and ~$70K minimum investment.  Comprehensive support provided for obtaining and renewing KITAS and Multiple Exit Re-Entry Permit, making investing in Indonesia more accessible and convenient. …

Foreign workers in Indonesia require a work permit (IMTA) and residence visa (KITAS), valid for one year and extendable up to four times, if sponsored by a company.  The package includes the Foreign Worker Placement Plan & Work Permit Approval (RPTKA), Working Visa & Work Permit (KITAS, IMTA, Foreign Workers Report), Multiple Exit Re-entry Permit, other necessary permits (SKTT, STM), and the mandatory 'Skills & Development Fund' levy.  An NPWP (Tax ID Number) is compulsory for those residing in …

Wives and children of Work Permit (IMTA) holders may apply for a KITAS to enable them to reside legally in Indonesia. …

The Multiple Entry Business Visa (MEBV) allows foreign nationals to enter Indonesia multiple times for business purposes such as meetings, conferences, and seminars.  Valid for one year, each visit is limited to 60 days.  The MEBV does not permit work or earning income in Indonesia, and must be sponsored by an Indonesian legal entity.  Most foreign nationals are eligible, with some exceptions for restricted countries. …

A temporary KITAS extension service is available, providing a short-term solution for those needing to extend their stay in Indonesia.  The temporary KITAS is valid for a period of 3 months, allowing individuals to legally remain in the country during this time frame.  This service offers a convenient and efficient way to bridge the gap between the expiration of a current KITAS and the application for a longer-term extension or other visa arrangements. …

The Silver Hair Visa is a type of visa intended for foreign individuals aged 60 (sixty) years or more who wish to live in Indonesian territory for a maximum of 5 (five) years. …

Purpose: …

The E33A Business and Investment Visa permits individuals to conduct commercial activities and investments in Indonesia for up to 5 or 10 years, with the possibility of extension.  Visa holders can bring eligible family members and must follow Indonesian laws and regulations.  Requirements include a valid passport, recent color photograph, proof of guarantee from the national government, and an invitation from a national government agency detailing the purpose of the visit. …

The 5-year Multiple Entry Business Visa enables frequent business trips to Indonesia, allowing holders to attend meetings, check production sites, sign contracts, and engage in tourism and family visits.  Valid for 5 years, each entry permits a 60-day stay.  Requirements include a passport, proof of living expenses, a color photograph, and documentation explaining the applicant's relationship with Indonesian entities or family members. …

The 2-year Multiple Entry Business Visa permits holders to conduct business in Indonesia, such as attending meetings, checking goods, signing contracts, and engaging in tourism or visiting family.  Valid for 2 years, it allows 60-day stays per entry.  Requirements include a valid passport, proof of funds, a photo, and supporting documents like invitations or letters explaining family ties and planned activities. …

Purpose: …

The Indonesian Retirement Visa is available to individuals over 55 years of age who are no longer working.  This visa is valid for one year and can be extended up to four times without the need to leave Indonesia.  However, the Retirement Visa is only obtainable for specific locations, including Jakarta and its surrounding areas, Yogyakarta, Surabaya, and Bali. …

Second Home Visa is a type of Visa intended for individuals who wish to undertake Second Home activities to reside in Indonesia after fulfilling certain requirements.  Applicants for this type of visa are not intended to work in Indonesia. …

Foreigners working in Bali must obtain a work permit (IMTA) and residence visa (KITAS), valid for one year and extendable up to four times.  The package includes the Foreign Worker Placement Plan & Work Permit Approval (RPTKA), Working Visa & Work Permit, Multiple Exit Re-entry Permit, other permits, and the compulsory 'Skills & Development Fund' levy.  An NPWP (Tax ID Number) is required for those residing in Bali for over 183 days within a calendar year. …

A residence visa is required for foreign nationals living long-term in Indonesia.  Men legally married to Indonesian women can obtain a one-year residence permit, renewable up to four times, although this does not provide work authorization.  The process involves obtaining a one-year KITAS (temporary stay permit), a Multiple Exit Re-entry Permit, and other permits such as SKTT and STM. …

The service provides legal residence in Indonesia for foreign spouses of Indonesian citizens.  It includes sponsorship for a KITAS (temporary stay permit), a Multiple Exit Re-entry Permit, and other necessary permits such as SKPPS, STM, and LK.  This comprehensive package ensures the foreign spouse can reside in Indonesia without any immigration issues. …

Immigration advocacy services are available to assist with resolving immigration or work permit issues in Indonesia.  Representation and support can be provided to help address any problems or misunderstandings that may occur.  If you require assistance sorting out immigration matters, contact us for help. …

Obtain work permits and residence visas for foreign workers in Batam, Indonesia.  The package includes RPTKA, IMTA, KITAS, and other necessary permits valid for one year, extendable up to four times.  Smart Cards allow frequent travelers to bypass paperwork and utilize Autogates at 8 Riau seaports.  An NPWP is required for those residing in Batam for more than 183 days within a calendar year. …