Can I keep my Working KITAS when I change my job?
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.
Read moreUnfortunately, 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.
Read moreThe 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…
Read moreIMTA stands for ‘Izin Mempekerjakan Tenaga Kerja Asing,’ or ‘Work Permit for Foreign Workers’. It is an official document issued by the Indonesian Ministry of Manpower that allows…
Read moreAny employer who employs foreign workers must possess a foreign workers recruitment plan (Rencana Penggunaan Tenaga Kerja Asing/ RPTKA) that is validated by the Central Government. RPTKA is…
Read moreYes, dependent children of the sponsoring foreign national may also be eligible for residence permits, often referred to as “Dependent KITAS” or “KITAS Anak.”
Read moreYes, family members, such as spouses and dependent children, of KITAS holders may be eligible for dependent KITAS, allowing them to reside in Indonesia. Please contact us for…
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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