KITAS Indonesia
To reside or work in Indonesia for a long period of time, a foreign national must submit a KITAS application. Here is everything you need to know about obtaining a KITAS.
To reside or work in Indonesia for a long period of time, a foreign national must submit a KITAS application. Here is everything you need to know about obtaining a KITAS.
Foreign nationals can legally work or stay in Indonesia for up to 12 months with a KITAS (Kartu Izin Tinggal Terbatas) work permit. It's also frequently referred to as a limited stay permit, work permit, or work visa.
You will require sponsorship from a business or organization with an Indonesian registration in order to obtain a working KITAS. These companies can include:
You must first acquire a VITAS (Visa Izin Tinggal Terbatas), followed by an ITAS (Izin Tinggal Terbatas), and finally your working visa, the KITAS.
Your passport can be stamped by the immigration offices if you have an ITAS immigration status.
Following the presentation of ITAS, you will be given a white card called KITAS.
You must first acquire a VITAS (Visa Izin Tinggal Terbatas), followed by an ITAS (Izin Tinggal Terbatas), and finally your working visa, the KITAS.
Your passport can be stamped by the immigration offices if you have an ITAS immigration status.
Following the presentation of ITAS, you will be given a white card called KITAS.
No, a work permit is not typically required for tourists. The Indonesian government provides both a visa on arrival and a free 30-day tourist visa for the majority of nations. A KITAS is only required for foreign nationals who intend to work in Indonesia for a prolonged period of time.
In comparison to a KITAS, a business visa has simpler requirements. You are only permitted to stay for a maximum of 60 days each visit, with the opportunity to extend. Furthermore, it prevents you from earning a consistent income in Indonesia.
There are two main types of business visas accessible to employees:
Single entrance permits only one admission into Indonesia, while Several entry permits multiple entries into Indonesia over the course of up to a year.
Through the new Online Single Submission (OSS) system launched by the Indonesian government in 2019, e-KITAS applications are currently urged to be submitted online by 2021.
Make sure you have the necessary paperwork before submitting them online to avoid any hassles. Online applications typically take 5 to 7 days to process, after which you or your sponsor will receive the e-KITAS by email.
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