Working Kitas / Employment visa

Length of Stay Options

This visa offers flexibility with multiple options for the length of stay, allowing you to select the duration that best suits your needs:

• 6 Months
• 1 Year
• 2 Years

Each duration has its own set of requirements, and certain renewal and extension options may apply. Choosing the right length of stay can make it easier to plan your time in Indonesia, whether you’re working, living, or visiting.

Activities Permitted with This Visa

The Indonesian visa provides substantial freedoms for living and working in Indonesia. With this visa, you can:

Work for and Earn Income from an Indonesian Company

This visa allows you to legally work for a registered Indonesian business and receive payment for your work. It’s ideal for those looking to engage in professional activities or employment in Indonesia, enabling you to fully immerse yourself in Indonesia’s dynamic work environment.

Conduct Tourism and Social Activities

Beyond work, this visa allows you to travel and explore Indonesia’s many attractions. You can engage in tourism, visit friends and family, and participate in cultural activities. Whether you’re exploring Indonesia’s islands, immersing yourself in local festivals, or just enjoying the beautiful landscapes, you’re free to make the most of your time in the country.

Bring Eligible Family Members

This visa makes it easy for you to bring close family members to Indonesia. Eligible family members can join you, enabling them to live and explore Indonesia alongside you. Specific requirements and conditions may apply, depending on the relationship and eligibility of each family member.

Travel Freely Within Indonesia

With this visa, you can travel throughout Indonesia as long as your permit remains valid. There are no restrictions on your movements within the country, allowing you to explore new areas, visit multiple regions, and attend to personal or business matters with ease.

Activities Restricted with This Visa

While this visa offers considerable freedoms, there are essential limitations to ensure compliance with Indonesian regulations. With this visa, you cannot:

Remain in Indonesia After Your Visa Expires

It’s important to note that staying in Indonesia beyond the expiration of your visa is a serious violation. An overstay may lead to penalties, fines, or even deportation, so be sure to monitor your visa’s expiration date and arrange for timely renewals or exits.

Engage in Unapproved Work Activities

The visa restricts you to work only within the job description and sector specified in your application. Any work outside of your authorized role is prohibited, and doing so could result in sanctions or visa cancellation. This provision ensures that foreign workers respect Indonesia’s regulations and maintain compliance with the work activities approved by immigration.

Visa Validity and Activation

Must Be Used Within 90 Days of Issue

After issuance, the visa must be activated by entering Indonesia within 90 days. If you fail to use the visa within this period, it may become invalid. Be sure to plan your travel dates to align with this requirement to ensure a smooth start to your stay in Indonesia.

Document Requirements

To apply for the visa, you will need to prepare and submit several essential documents. These documents help verify your eligibility and ensure compliance with Indonesian immigration standards:

Valid Passport

Your passport must be valid for at least 18 months from your intended stay. This duration covers the visa period and any potential extensions, preventing any issues with your travel documentation.

Recent Color Photograph

Submit a recent, high-resolution color photograph that meets Indonesian immigration standards. Make sure the photo is recent and clear, as it will be used for identification purposes.

Personal Bank Statement

A bank statement showing a minimum balance equivalent to USD $2000 is required. The statement must cover the last three months and clearly display your name, date, and account balance. This requirement demonstrates your financial capacity to support yourself during your stay in Indonesia.

Indonesian Company Formation Documents

For applicants working with or creating a business in Indonesia, Indonesian company formation documents are required. These documents verify the legitimacy of the company and confirm that your employment or business activities comply with local regulations.

Additional Information for Applicants Inside Indonesia

Single or Multiple Entry E-Visa Options

If you are already in Indonesia and are applying for or renewing this visa, you have the choice between a single-entry or multiple-entry electronic visa (E-visa), depending on your travel needs. The single-entry visa is ideal for those staying continuously within Indonesia, while the multiple-entry visa is suited for those planning to travel frequently in and out of the country. Both options provide flexibility for business and personal travel.