General FAQ
Changing immigration status or applying for different types of visas while in Indonesia may be possible but requires adherence to specific procedures and approval from immigration authorities.
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If a Working KITAS holder loses their job, they should notify the immigration authorities and follow proper procedures to ensure compliance with visa regulations. Finding new employment may…
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Working KITAS is primarily for individuals employed by Indonesian companies or organizations. Freelancers and self-employed individuals may need to explore other visa options, such as the Remote Work…
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Working KITAS holders are generally expected to work in positions specified in their employment contracts. Engaging in other types of work may require additional permits.
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You can only work in one job that is mentioned in the Working KITAS.
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Unfortunately, you need a new KITAS when you change your job. You have to obtain the EPO and then you need a new application with your new job.
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The DPKK Found is a payment that you have to make to the Ministry of Manpower in Indonesia. The fee supports the training of the domestic workforce. The…
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Yes, even for short-term engagements or performances, foreign artists or performers are generally required to obtain the appropriate visa or permit, which may include the Artist/Entertainment KITAS.
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Yes, you are allowed to earn money in Indonesia with the Artist KITAS.
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