Please note that each visa category has its own specific requirements, application process, and validity period. You can do it all yourself, and if you are accurate and even meticulous it is doable. So, go to the website https://molina.imigrasi.go.id/ for detailed information on each visa category and its eligibility criteria.
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Visas
Whether you are an expert, worker, student, investor, or simply visiting family, we have the visa category that suits your needs. From multiple-entry visas to visa exemptions and visa on arrival, we provide details on the requirements, application process, and costs for each category.
Explore below to discover the visa options and start planning your trip to Indonesia today! And if you need a consultant to guide you, just contact us.
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RPTKA
(Rencana Penggunaan Tenaga Kerja Asing)
RPTKA is a work permit issued by the Indonesian Ministry of Manpower. It is required for foreign nationals intending to work in Indonesia for more extended periods, typically beyond six months. To obtain an RPTKA, the employing company in Indonesia must first obtain a Manpower Utilization Plan (RPTKA) approval from the Ministry of Manpower. This permit outlines the company’s need for foreign workers and specifies the number of foreign employees allowed.
ITAS
(Izin Tinggal Terbatas)
ITAS, or Limited Stay Permit, is a document issued by the Indonesian Immigration Directorate General. It enables foreign nationals to legally reside and work in Indonesia for a specific period, usually up to one year. The ITAS is usually sponsored by the employing company and is linked to the RPTKA. Applicants must provide necessary documents, including a valid passport, health insurance, and proof of employment.
KITAP
(Kartu Izin Tinggal Tetap)
KITAP, or Permanent Stay Permit, is a long-term residence permit that grants foreign nationals the right to live and work in Indonesia without the need for further visa extensions. KITAP holders can stay in Indonesia indefinitely and enjoy many benefits, including the ability to own property and access social security schemes. To be eligible for a KITAP, individuals must have held an ITAS for a certain period, typically five years, and meet specific requirements set by the Indonesian government.
MERP
(Multiple Exit Re-entry Permit)
MERP is a permit that allows KITAP holders to exit and re-enter Indonesia multiple times without the need for a separate visa. It simplifies travel arrangements for KITAP holders who frequently travel abroad for business or personal reasons. The MERP is issued by the Indonesian Immigration Directorate General and must be obtained before traveling outside Indonesia.
Conclusion.
Navigating the visa and permit system in Indonesia is crucial for individuals seeking work and stay opportunities in the country. E-visas provide short-term stays, while RPTKA and ITAS enable foreign nationals to work and live in Indonesia for more extended periods. KITAP offers a permanent stay solution, while the MERP facilitates hassle-free travel for KITAP holders. Understanding the requirements and procedures associated with each permit is essential to ensure compliance with Indonesian immigration regulations and make the most of the employment opportunities in this dynamic nation.
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