Temporary Stay Permit (KITAS)

• Legal Work Authorization: Enables legal employment in Indonesia.
• Access to Facilities: Purchase vehicles under your name and enjoy other local benefits.
• Long-Term Stay: Stay and work in Indonesia for up to 6 years (with extensions).

From the Applicant:

1. A scanned copy of your passport (valid for at least 12 months recommended).
2. Your latest Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree.
3. Valid medical or travel insurance.
4. Recent passport-sized photograph with a red background.
5. CV/Resume of Applicant.
6. Personal Bank Statement from Origin Country for the last 3 months period (Min USD 2,000).
7. Current Visa (If already in Indonesia).
8. Indonesia Address.

From the Sponsor Company:

1. TKA Online credentials (if available).
2. Company Letterhead.
3. Recent bank statement showing a minimum balance equivalent to USD 10,000.
4. Notary Act of Company Establishment and any subsequent amendments (Akta Notaris Pendirian Perusahaan) or (Akta Notaris Perubahan) – if any
5. Legalization of the Notary Act by Indonesia’s Ministry of Law and Human Rights (SK Kemenkumham)
6. Company’s Tax Identification Number (NPWP) and Domicile Certificate.
7. Valid licenses and registrations (NIB, OSS documents).
8. PKKPR (Persetujuan Kesesuaian Kegiatan Pemanfaatan Ruang/Approval of Compliance with Spatial Utilization Activities).
9. Standart Certificate (Sertifikat Standar).
10. ID card of the Director or Commissioner and one local staff member for the guarantor.

1. Document Preparation: Collect and prepare all necessary documents.
2. Submission: Send the completed documents to VisaMe Bali’s expert consultants.
3. Visa Processing: Our team will manage the application for your Working E-VITAS.
4. E-VITAS Approval: Upon approval, you’ll be notified and can enter Indonesia.
5. Conversion to KITAS: After your arrival, we’ll assist in converting your E-VITAS to a Working KITAS.

• Offshore Application: Approx. 60 days.
• Onshore Application (conversion from B211 visa): Approx. 80 days.

Processing Time: 21 working days

Price Working Kitas 1 year : IDR 16,500,000 (USD 1011) + $1200

(Prices are subject to change and will be charged in IDR as per regulations.)

1. Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
2. Full payment is required before the visa application process begins.
3. All documents submitted must be original and valid.
4. Processing time begins after documents are uploaded to the immigration system. Delays due to immigration system errors are beyond our control. Once the process has started, it cannot be paused or cancelled.
5. Immigration may request additional documents during the process.
6. Immigration offices are open Monday–Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, excluding national holidays.
7. Visa holders must comply with the visa’s terms during their stay.
8. We are not responsible for costs or issues arising from visa violations.
9. Visa payments are non-refundable, even in cases of rejection or regulatory changes.

1. Can I work for multiple companies with a single Working KITAS?

No. A Working KITAS (Work permit Indonesia for foreigners) is tied to the sponsoring company. Employment with multiple companies is not permitted.

2. Can I apply with a passport valid for less than 12 months?

The minimum requirement is 6 months, but we recommend at least 12 months to avoid complications during the process.

3. Can I purchase property or vehicles with a KITAS?

Yes, KITAS holders can purchase vehicles. However, property ownership is limited to use rights or leasehold rights.

4. How many times can I extend my KITAS?

A KITAS can be extended up to a maximum stay period of 6 years.

5. What happens after my KITAS expires?

Before applying for any other visa, you must complete the Exit Permit Only (EPO) process to officially end your KITAS status.

• Effortless Process: Our team manages every detail of your application.
• Expert Consultants: We ensure compliance with the latest immigration regulations.
• Reliable Support: Comprehensive assistance from application to approval.

To ensure a smooth application process, both the applicant and the sponsor must provide specific documents.

Documents Required from the Applicant (Indonesian Spouse)

1. Copy of passport biodata page (minimum validity: 6 months).
2. Proof of health insurance or travel insurance.
3. Latest bank statement showing a minimum balance of USD 2,000 (covering the last 3 months).
4. Recent passport-size photographs with a red background.
5. Optional: Copy of the passport cover.
6. Proof of residence in Indonesia (Surat Domisili).

Documents Required from the Sponsor (Indonesian Spouse)

1. Copy of the marriage certificate issued by Dukcapil/KUA or a Certificate of No Impediment (CNI) letter.
2. Copy of the sponsor’s KTP (ID card) with "Married" status.
3. Copy of the family card (Kartu Keluarga) reflecting "Married" status.
4. Copy of the sponsor’s birth certificate.
5. Proof of residence in Indonesia for both applicant and sponsor (Surat Domisili).

Here’s how the process works with VisaMe Bali:

1. Document Preparation: Collect and prepare all required documents for both applicant and sponsor.
2. Submission: Send your documents to our team for review and submission to the Indonesian Immigration system.
3. Visa Issuance: Once approved, we’ll notify you when your E-VITAS (pre-approval visa) is ready.
4. Arrival in Indonesia: Enter Indonesia using the E-VITAS and let us assist with converting it to your Spouse KITAS.
5. Receive Your KITAS: Enjoy your extended stay with your spouse in Indonesia.

Processing Time: 21working days

Price: IDR 11,000,000 (± USD 672)

Prices are subject to change and will be charged in IDR as per regulations.)

1. Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
2. Full payment is required before the visa application process begins.
3. All documents submitted must be original and valid.
4. Processing time begins after documents are uploaded to the immigration system. Delays due to immigration system errors are beyond our control. Once the process has started, it cannot be paused or canceled.
5. Immigration may request additional documents during the process.
6. Immigration offices are open Monday–Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, excluding national holidays.
7. Visa holders must comply with the visa’s terms during their stay.
8. We are not responsible for costs or issues arising from visa violations.
9. Visa payments are non-refundable, even in cases of rejection or regulatory changes.

1. When do I need to enter Indonesia after my visa is approved?
You must enter Indonesia within 90 days of receiving your Spouse E-VITAS.

2. Can I extend my Spouse KITAS without leaving Indonesia?
Yes, Spouse KITAS extensions can be processed entirely in Indonesia.

3. What if I was married outside Indonesia—can I still apply?
Yes, you can apply for a Spouse KITAS, but your marriage must first be registered and recognized under Indonesian law.

4. Can I work with a Spouse KITAS?
Yes, but you will need to apply for an additional work permit (IMTA) to work legally in Indonesia.

5. Can I skip the KITAS and apply for a KITAP directly?
No, Indonesian immigration regulations require Spouse KITAS holders to extend their permit four times before they are eligible for a KITAP.

6. What happens if my application is rejected?
Our refund policy applies in specific cases. Please review our terms and conditions for details.

At VisaMe Bali, we prioritize simplicity, transparency, and customer satisfaction. With our experienced team:

• Your application is handled professionally from start to finish.
• We keep you informed at every step of the process.
• You’ll receive personalized support to address any concerns.

• Validity Period: The Dependent KITAS is valid for the same duration as the primary KITAS holder’s visa. For example, if the primary KITAS is issued for one year, your Dependent KITAS will be valid for the same period.
• Family Inclusion: This visa is available for spouses and children (under 18 years old and unmarried) of the KITAS holder.
• Eligibility for Minor Children: Children who are under 18 and unmarried can apply for the Dependent Visa if the primary KITAS holder is their parent.
• Employment Restrictions: The Dependent KITAS does not permit full-time employment. However, part-time work and freelance opportunities are possible with a Work Permit (IMTA).

At VisaMe Bali, we simplify the visa process for you:

1. Document Collection: Gather all required documents, including the primary KITAS holder’s visa and your own identification documents.
2. Verification: We will review your documents to ensure everything is in order for a successful application.
3. Visa Submission: We will upload your application and supporting documents to the Indonesian immigration system.
4. Receive E-Visa: Once your visa is authorized, you will receive an E-Visa via email. You can print it out for entry into Indonesia.

To ensure a smooth process, please prepare the following documents:

• Marriage Certificate (for spouses).
• Family Registry (for the Indonesian spouse, if applicable).
• Bank Statement showing sufficient funds from Origin Country for the last 3 months period (Min USD 2,000)
• Indonesian Spouse’s Identity Card or Birth Certificate (if applicable).
• Passport: A copy with at least 18 months of validity remaining.
• Two Passport Photos with a red background.
• Copy of Passport’s Main Page.
• Copy of Visa Stamp from the country where you are applying.
• Indonesian Address (Residence Address).
• Parent/Sponsor Kitas.
• Health Certificate (Surat Keterangan Sehat) from doctor or clinic/hospital.

Processing Time: 21 working days

Price: IDR 11,000,000 (± USD 674)

(Prices are subject to change and will be charged in IDR as per regulations.)

1. Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
2. Full payment is required before the visa application process begins.
3. All documents submitted must be original and valid.
4. Processing time begins after documents are uploaded to the immigration system. Delays due to immigration system errors are beyond our control. Once the process has started, it cannot be paused or canceled.
5. Immigration may request additional documents during the process.
6. Immigration offices are open Monday–Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, excluding national holidays.
7. Visa holders must comply with the visa’s terms during their stay.
8. We are not responsible for costs or issues arising from visa violations.
9. Visa payments are non-refundable, even in cases of rejection or regulatory changes.

How long is the Dependent KITAS valid?

The validity of the Dependent KITAS is linked directly to the primary KITAS holder’s visa. Typically, it is valid for one year, with the possibility of extension based on the primary KITAS holder’s visa renewal.

Can I apply for a Dependent KITAS before entering Indonesia?

Yes, you can apply for a Dependent KITAS before entering Indonesia. Once approved, we will send you the E-Visa. After entering the country, you will need to undergo a biometric session either at a local immigration office or at the airport.

Do I need to visit the Indonesian Embassy for the visa?

No, as of October 2020, it is no longer necessary to visit an Indonesian Embassy to collect your visa. All visas are issued as E-Visas and can be processed electronically.

What if I no longer wish to extend my KITAS?

To terminate your KITAS, you must apply for an Exit Permit Only (EPO). This process is quick and typically takes a few days. Once the EPO is approved, you must leave Indonesia within 7 days. If you have already left Indonesia, you will need to apply for an Exit Re-Entry Permit (ERP).

Can children apply for the Dependent KITAS?

Yes, children under 18 years old (who are unmarried) are eligible to apply for a Dependent KITAS if one of their parents holds a valid KITAS or KITAP.

What happens if I overstay my visa?

If you overstay your visa, you may be subject to fines, deportation, and being barred from re-entering Indonesia. The penalty for overstaying a visa has increased from IDR 300,000 to IDR 1,000,000 per day. It’s important to keep your visa up to date to avoid any complications.

At VisaMe Bali, we make the visa process easy and stress-free for you:

• Expert Assistance: We guide you through every step, ensuring all documents are correctly submitted.
• Fast Processing: Our team ensures a smooth and efficient application process, helping you avoid delays.
• Personalized Support: From document collection to final approval, we provide personalized assistance to ensure you get the visa you need.

• Extended Stay: Stay in Indonesia for one year with the option for annual renewal, up to five years.
• Pathway to KITAP: Convert your Retirement KITAS into a permanent stay permit (KITAP) after four renewals.
• Convenience: Freely enter and exit Indonesia as often as you wish during the visa validity period.
• Access to Local Services: Open a local bank account, apply for an Indonesian driver’s license, and purchase property or vehicles under your name.

As a Retirement KITAS holder, you can:

• Engage in tourism-related activities.
• Visit friends and family within Indonesia.
• Manage personal investments or property purchases for your retirement.
• Travel in and out of Indonesia without additional visa fees.

Important Note: The Retirement KITAS does not permit you to work in Indonesia. If you wish to take up employment, you will need apply Working KITAS and a valid work permit provided by your employer.

Applying for a Retirement KITAS involves several straightforward steps:

1. Document Preparation: Gather all required documents (see list below).
2. Submission: Send your documents to our team for review and submission to the Indonesian Immigration system.
3. Processing: We will handle the visa processing and keep you informed at every stage.
4. E-VITAS Issuance: Once your electronic visa (E-VITAS) is approved, you are ready to travel to Indonesia.
5. Conversion to KITAS: After your arrival, we will assist you in converting your E-VITAS to a Retirement KITAS.

1. Passport: A color scan of your passport with at least six months of validity.
2. Bank Statement: Proof of a minimum balance of USD 2,000 in the last three months.
3. Proof of Income: Documentation showing a monthly income of at least USD 3,000.
4. Guarantor Letter: A sponsorship letter from an authorized guarantor in Indonesia.
5. Photograph: A recent color passport-sized photo.

At VisaMe Bali, we pride ourselves on providing:

• Clear Guidance: From document preparation to final approval, we simplify the process.
• Personalized Support: Dedicated consultants to assist you every step of the way.
• Efficiency: Hassle-free processing with consistent updates.c

Processing Time: 21 working days

Price: IDR 15,500,000 (± USD 950)

(Prices are subject to change and will be charged in IDR as per regulations.)

1. Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
2. Full payment is required before the visa application process begins.
3. All documents submitted must be original and valid.
4. Processing time begins after documents are uploaded to the immigration system. Delays due to immigration system errors are beyond our control. Once the process has started, it cannot be paused or canceled.
5. Immigration may request additional documents during the process.
6. Immigration offices are open Monday–Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, excluding national holidays.
7. Visa holders must comply with the visa’s terms during their stay.
8. We are not responsible for costs or issues arising from visa violations.
9. Visa payments are non-refundable, even in cases of rejection or regulatory changes.

1. Can I stay in Indonesia permanently with a Retirement KITAS?
You can stay for one year with a Retirement KITAS, renewable up to five years. After that, you can convert it to a KITAP, valid for five years and renewable indefinitely.

2. Can I work in Indonesia with a Retirement KITAS?
No, working is not permitted under a Retirement KITAS. To work legally, you will need a Working KITAS with a valid work permit.

3. Can I apply for a Retirement KITAS from abroad?
Yes, You can apply the Retirement KITAS while you are abroad.

4. How long does the process take?
The Retirement KITAS process typically takes up to 1 month from the date of application submission to issuance.

5. What happens if my application is rejected?
If your application is rejected due to incomplete documents or other factors, our team will help explore alternative options or guide you through corrections.

Effortless Process: Our team manages every detail of your application.

• Expert Consultants: We ensure compliance with the latest immigration regulations.
• Reliable Support: Comprehensive assistance from application to approval.

The primary role of an Investor KITAS holder is to lead and manage the company as part of the board of directors or commissioners. This includes responsibilities such as:

• Signing company documents.
• Strategizing and planning business operations based on the company's capital.
• Organizing and overseeing the workforce needed to run the business.

Important Note: Investor KITAS holders are not allowed to perform manual labour or engage in operational-level work unless they also have a valid Work Permit (IMTA). Without this permit, only management-level roles are permitted.

• Legality: Operate your business in compliance with Indonesian law.
• Flexibility: Choose between 1-year and 2-year stays with multiple-entry privileges.
• Pathway to Permanent Residency: Upgrade to a KITAP after a qualifying period.
• Family-Friendly: Include your partner and children with a Family KITAS.

Documents from the Applicant

1. Passport (valid for at least 30 months).
2. Current Visa.
3. Medical or travel insurance.
4. Bank statement showing a minimum balance of USD $2,000 (for the last 3 months).
5. Recent passport-sized photo on a red background.
6. ID – KTP guarantor (Indonesian Citizen – Balinese ID) – your staff in the company/housekeeping/maid.
7. Request Letter (Surat Permohonan) by your guarantor prepared using the Company Letterhead.
8. Indonesian Address.
9. CV/Resume.

Documents from the Sponsor (Your Company)

1. Foreigner domicile certificate (Surat Domisili).
2. Color scan of Director’s/Commissioner’s passport and KITAS.
3. Copy of a local staff member’s ID card (KTP).
4. Tax Identification Number (NPWP).
5. Company Registration Number (NIB) from OSS.
6. Company license from OSS.
7. Company domicile certificate (SKTU)
8. Notary act of company establishment (Akta Notaris Pendirian Perusahaan) and amendments, if any.
9. Decree of The Ministry of Law and Human Rights (SK Kemenhunkam)
10. Certificate Standart (Sertifikat Standar)
11. PKKPR (Approval or compliance with Spatial Utilization Activities/Persetejuan Kesesuaian Kegiatan Pemanfaatan Ruang).
12. Visa Account Login (if any)
13. Company bank statement for the last 3 months with a minimum balance USD 2,000
14. Optional: Company profile, stamp, and letterhead

1. Prepare Your Documents: Gather all the required personal and company documents.
2. Submit Your Application: Send the documents to VisaMe Bali for review and submission.
3. E-VITAS Issuance: After approval, you’ll receive your Investor E-VITAS (electronic visa).
4. Convert to KITAS: Upon arrival in Indonesia, our consultants will assist in converting your E-VITAS to an Investor KITAS.
5. Start Managing Your Business: Once your KITAS is issued, you’re ready to legally invest and manage your business in Indonesia!

Pricing and Processing Time

• Processing Time: 14 working days
  Price: IDR 15,000,000 (± USD 941)
  (Prices are subject to change and will be charged in IDR as per regulations.)
• Processing Time: 10–14 working days after complete document submission.

1. Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
2. Full payment is required before the visa application process begins.
3. All documents submitted must be original and valid.
4. Processing time begins after documents are uploaded to the immigration system. Delays due to immigration system errors are beyond our control. Once the process has started, it cannot be paused or canceled.
5. Immigration may request additional documents during the process.
6. Immigration offices are open Monday–Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, excluding national holidays.
7. Visa holders must comply with the visa’s terms during their stay.
8. We are not responsible for costs or issues arising from visa violations.
9. Visa payments are non-refundable, even in cases of rejection or regulatory changes.

1. How long do I have to enter Indonesia after my E-VITAS is issued?

You must enter Indonesia within 90 days of receiving your E-VITAS.

2. Can I extend my Investor KITAS without leaving Indonesia?

Yes, extensions can be processed while you remain in Indonesia.

3. What happens if my application is rejected?

Our refund policy covers rejected applications. [Read more here].

4. Do I need to invest IDR 10 billion to qualify?

Yes, the minimum capital requirement is IDR 10 billion. If your investment doesn’t meet this threshold, you will not be elihgible for an Investor KITAS, alternative visa options like a Work KITAS may be suitable.

Tip: Contact our team to discuss your situation and find the most appropriate visa type for your needs.

5. Can I establish a company with multiple business fields?

Yes, but each business field requires an additional IDR 10 billion in investment.

6. If I own a PMA company, do I automatically get an Investor KITAS?

No, you must apply for the Investor KITAS separately after establishing your PMA company.

• Expert Guidance: Navigate complex regulations with ease.
• End-to-End Support: From document preparation to final KITAS issuance, we’re with you at every step.
• Reliable Service: Save time and avoid errors with our experienced team.

• Temporary Stay Permit: The Repatriation KITAS is issued for 1 year and can be extended annually for a maximum of 6 years.
• Path to Permanent Residency: After holding the Repatriation KITAS for one year, you can choose to apply for a KITAP, which offers 5 years of residency.
• Family Sponsorship: You can sponsor your spouse and children (under 18) for their own visas to join you in Indonesia.
• Pathway to Citizenship: Once you hold the Repatriation KITAP, you can apply to regain your Indonesian citizenship.

1. Offshore Visa Application:
   Start by applying for the E-Vitas C318, a visa that allows you to enter Indonesia as part of the repatriation process.
2. Arrival in Indonesia:
   Once you arrive in Indonesia, submit your original passport to our office for processing.
3. Biometric Session:
   You will need to attend a biometric and fingerprinting session at an immigration office to complete the necessary formalities.
4. E-Vitas to KITAS Conversion:
   The E-Vitas will be converted to the official KITAS (Limited Stay Permit) at your local immigration office.
5. KITAS Completion:
   Once approved, you will receive your E-KITAS and a Multiple Entry Re-Entry Permit (MERP) to allow flexible travel in and out of Indonesia.

To apply for the Repatriation KITAS, you will need to provide the following documents:

• Sponsor Documents:
  • Indonesian Sponsor (Father/Mother):
    • Indonesian ID (KTP)
    • Family Registration (Kartu Keluarga)
    • Birth Certificate
    • Marriage Certificate (if applicable)
• Applicant’s Documents:
  • Valid Passport (minimum of 18 months validity)
  • Copy of Indonesian Passport (if applicable)
  • Birth Certificate
  • Previous Indonesian ID (KTP) (if applicable)
  • Previous Family Registration (Kartu Keluarga)
  • Educational Certificate (if applicable)
  • Digital Photograph with a red background
  • Revocation Letter of Previous Citizenship (KTP)
  • Letter of Waiver of Citizenship from the Ministry of Law and Human Rights and Indonesian Embassy
  • Current Stay Permit: Minimum of 30 days validity (if applying onshore)
  • Letter of No Objection from current sponsor (if needed)

Processing Time: 21 working days

Price: IDR 16,500,000 (± USD 1037)
(Prices are subject to change and will be charged in IDR as per regulations.)

Can I work on a Repatriation KITAS?

The Repatriation KITAS is a non-working visa, so you are not permitted to work under this visa. However, you can apply for a work permit without changing your visa status.

Can I apply for a work permit with the Repatriation KITAS?

Yes, it is possible to apply for a work permit while on a Repatriation KITAS. However, please note that all foreign nationals applying for a work permit are required to contribute to the DPKK fund (Indonesian Workforce Development Fund).

Can I sponsor my family members with this visa?

Yes, you can sponsor your spouse and children (up to 18 years old) for their own visas to join you in Indonesia while you hold the Repatriation KITAS.

What happens after I hold a Repatriation KITAP?

After obtaining a Repatriation KITAP (Permanent Stay Permit), you are eligible to apply for Indonesian citizenship if you wish to regain your original nationality.

At VisaMe Bali, we specialize in guiding you through the Repatriation KITAS application process. Here’s why you should choose us:

• Expert Assistance: Our experienced team will help you gather all the necessary documents and submit them accurately for a smooth application process.
• Fast and Efficient Service: We pride ourselves on providing quick and seamless processing to minimize delays.
• Personalized Guidance: From the initial application to receiving your KITAS or KITAP, we provide personalized support every step of the way.

To apply for a Family KITAS, specific documents are required from both the applicant and the sponsor.

Documents Required from the Applicant

1. A scanned copy of the passport (minimum 18 months validity).
2. Medical or travel insurance.
3. Recent bank statement showing a minimum balance of USD 2,000 (for the last 3 months).
4. A passport-size photograph on a red background.
5. A scan of the passport cover (optional).
6. Proof of domicile in Indonesia (Surat Domisili).
7. A copy of the sponsor’s marriage certificate (for spouses).
8. A copy of the child’s birth certificate (if applying for a child under 18).

Documents Required from the Sponsor

1. A copy of the sponsor’s passport biodata.
2. A copy of the sponsor’s current immigration documents (KITAS/VITAS).
3. Relevant documents for working KITAS holders (if applicable):
   • RPTKA (Expatriate Placement Plan).
   • IMTA (Work Permit Notification).
4. For company-sponsored KITAS (PMA):
   • Company director/commissioner’s passport and KITAS.
   • Corporate documents including NIB (Business Registration Number), tax ID, and domicile letter.
   • Notary acts of establishment and changes, if applicable.
5. Company stamp and letterhead (optional).

1. Document Preparation: Gather all required documents based on your situation (onshore or offshore application).
2. Submission: Send the documents to our team for review and submission to the Indonesian Immigration system.
3. Approval of E-VITAS: Once approved, your Family E-VITAS will be issued, allowing you to enter Indonesia.
4. Conversion to KITAS: Upon arrival in Indonesia, our consultants will assist with converting your E-VITAS into a Family KITAS.

Processing Time: 21 working days

Price: IDR 11,000,000 (± USD 674)

(Prices are subject to change and will be charged in IDR as per regulations.)

1. Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
2. Full payment is required before the visa application process begins.
3. All documents submitted must be original and valid.
4. Processing time begins after documents are uploaded to the immigration system. Delays due to immigration system errors are beyond our control. Once the process has started, it cannot be paused or canceled.
5. Immigration may request additional documents during the process.
6. Immigration offices are open Monday–Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, excluding national holidays.
7. Visa holders must comply with the visa’s terms during their stay.
8. We are not responsible for costs or issues arising from visa violations.
9. Visa payments are non-refundable, even in cases of rejection or regulatory changes.

• Personalized Guidance: From document preparation to visa approval, we simplify the entire process.
• Expert Team: Our experienced consultants ensure every step is handled professionally and efficiently.
• Hassle-Free Experience: We take care of the details so you can focus on what matters—your family.

1. How soon must I enter Indonesia after receiving my visa?
You must enter Indonesia within 90 days of your Family E-VITAS issuance.

2. Can I extend my Family KITAS without leaving Indonesia?
Yes, the Family KITAS can be renewed while you remain in Indonesia, eliminating the need for international travel.

3. What happens if my visa application is rejected?
If your application is rejected, our refund policy may apply. Please refer to our terms and conditions for details.

4. Do I need to provide a marriage certificate for this visa?
Yes, a valid marriage certificate is required if you are applying as a spouse.

5. Can I leave Indonesia with this visa?
Absolutely! The Family KITAS includes multiple exit and re-entry permits, allowing you to travel freely without jeopardizing your residency status.

6. Are there any obligations for Family KITAS holders?
There are no additional obligations, but you must provide proof of income or sponsorship to confirm financial stability during your stay.

From the Applicant:

1. Valid passport (minimum validity of 6 months).
2. Personal bank statement showing at least USD $2,000 (or equivalent) for the last 3 months.
3. Recent passport-sized photograph.
4. Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV).
5. Travel itinerary.
6. Proof of income via a bank statement showing annual earnings of USD $60,000 or more.
7. Employment contract with an overseas company with a minimum annual salary of USD $60,000.

1. Document Preparation: Collect all required documents.
2. Submission: Send your documents to our VisaMe Bali consultants.
3. Processing: Our team will manage your application with Indonesian Immigration.
4. Approval: Receive your Remote Worker Visa and start planning your move to Indonesia!

Pricing & Processing Time

• Price: IDR 13,500,000 + USD 150
• Processing Time: 10–14 working days

1. Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
2. Full payment is required before the visa application process begins.
3. All documents submitted must be original and valid.
4. Processing time begins after documents are uploaded to the immigration system. Delays due to immigration system errors are beyond our control. Once the process has started, it cannot be paused or canceled.
5. Immigration may request additional documents during the process.
6. Immigration offices are open Monday–Friday from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, excluding national holidays.
7. Visa holders must comply with the visa’s terms during their stay.
8. We are not responsible for costs or issues arising from visa violations.
9. Visa payments are non-refundable, even in cases of rejection or regulatory changes.

1. How soon must I enter Indonesia after the visa is issued?

You must enter Indonesia within 90 days of visa issuance.

2. Can I extend this visa without leaving Indonesia?

Yes, extensions can be processed while you remain in Indonesia.

3. What happens if my application is rejected?

Our refund policy provides coverage for rejected applications. [Learn more here].

4. Can I apply for this visa if I’m self-employed?

No. A valid employment contract with an overseas company is required for this visa.

5. I don’t have a work contract with my overseas company. Can I still apply?

Unfortunately, an employment contract is a mandatory requirement for this visa.

6. Can I travel frequently for work-related meetings abroad?

Yes! The Remote Worker Visa includes a multiple-entry permit, allowing you to leave and re-enter Indonesia as needed without reapplying for a visa.

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