Does every person needs a visa?
Yes, every person traveling to Indonesia needs a visa. There are no exceptions – not even for children or senior citizens. In case you are not sure about…
Read moreYes, every person traveling to Indonesia needs a visa. There are no exceptions – not even for children or senior citizens. In case you are not sure about…
Read moreYes, you can purchase multiple visas in one order. Just place all visas (can be the same visa type or different) in the shopping cart and proceed to…
Read moreChanging 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.
Read moreNo, Indonesia generally recognizes only legally married spouses for Family Spouse KITAS. Common-law or unmarried partnerships are typically not eligible.
Read moreIn some cases, Family Spouse KITAS holders may be eligible to work in Indonesia, but this is subject to immigration regulations and specific conditions. Additional work permits (IMTA)…
Read moreTo ensure a smooth transition, it is advisable to initiate the extension process 2 months before the expiration date.
Read moreYes, you can. Having a bank account is one of the benefits of having a KITAS.
Read moreThere is no need to leave your passport at the Immigration office! But: If your passport is at the immigration office for any reason, you can still fly.…
Read moreThere is no need to leave your passport at the Immigration office! But: If your passport is at the immigration office for any reason, you can still move…
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