Indonesia has a dynamic visa policy, which includes certain restrictions for citizens of specific countries. As of 2024, the countries currently banned from direct visa issuance to Indonesia include Afghanistan, Guinea, Israel, North Korea, Cameroon, Liberia, Nigeria and Somalia. However, this does not entirely preclude citizens from these countries from visiting Indonesia. Instead, they must
DetailsIndonesia’s Directorate General of Immigration, under the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, has introduced a pivotal update for foreign nationals: the Transitional Residence Permit, commonly known as the Bridging Visa. This innovative policy, encapsulated in the Minister of Law and Human Rights Regulation Number 11 of 2024, came into effect on April 1, 2024,
DetailsIn accordance with Regulation of Ministry of Law and Human Rights Number 26 Year 2020 Indonesian Immigration replaced the Visa Sticker/Label which was previously stamped in the applicant’s passport at Indonesian Embassies/Consulates with E-Visa. Indonesian E-Visa is now issued in form of a PDF file and directly sent to the applicant and sponsor of the
DetailsSpecial Economic Zones (SEZ) are designed by the Indonesian Government to accelerate economic development by encouraging new centers of economic growth with high competitiveness. So far, the Special Economic Zones (SEZ) have been developed in various regions in Indonesia, based on the demographic potential and accessibility of the region to global markets to attract more
DetailsAs the fourth most populous country in the world with young work force and large and growing domestic market, Indonesia has become one of the leading economies in the world and a hub for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Most of the industries and other business activities in Indonesia are open for foreign investment except those
DetailsImmigration Offices across Indonesia are now open to provide the several essential services to Foreign and Indonesian Citizens by implementing strict health protocols. The immigration services open for foreign nationals include: Change of Status of Immigration Stay Permit New Limited Stay Permit (KITAS) Issuance Issuance of Certificate of Residency (SKIM) Indonesian Dual Citizenship and Immigration
DetailsRequirements to obtain Business License for Transportation Management Services (Jasa Pengurusan Transportasi) for Joint Ventures and Foreign Investment Companies (PMA – Penanaman Modal Asing) from BKPM (Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board) are as follows: Administrative requirements: Application letter addressed to Head of BKPM (Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board) Copy of Article of Association (Akta Pendirian Perusahaan) and
DetailsNew (Baru) RPTKA (Rencana Penggunaan Tenaga Kerja Warga Negara Asing) – Expatriate Manpower Utilization Plan Reason to hire Expatriate Manpower Fully filled RPTKA application form Principle License from BKPM (Izin Prinsip)/ Business License from BKPM (Izin Usaha)/Business License from Local Authorities (SIUP) Article of Association (Akta Pendirian Perusahaan) and Deed of Establishment (SK Kehakiman) of
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