Dependent visa KITAS in Indonesia
The Indonesian Ministry of Immigration grants every resident the right to apply for family reunification for first-degree relatives (spouse, father, mother, children under 18).
What is Dependent KITAS in Indonesia?
Dependent residence refers to a permit granted to the family members of foreign nationals residing in Indonesia. This permit is available for spouses, retirees, or individuals holding a work permit, and its validity depends on the primary resident's permit status.
Benefits of Dependent KITAS in Indonesia
Temporary KITAS
Dependent KITAS can enjoy a residence permit for up to five years, significantly simplifying procedures.
Exemption from Reports
Dependents are exempt from tax or investment reporting requirements and only need to provide reports related to the primary resident.
Access to Essential Services
Dependents have access to Indonesia's health and education systems, enhancing their quality of life.
Path to Citizenship
Dependents can apply for Indonesian citizenship once the primary resident obtains it.
Easy Travel
Dependents can apply for visas from foreign embassies in Indonesia, increasing their chances of securing visas to other countries.
Requirements for Obtaining a Dependent KITAS in Indonesia
To qualify for a dependent Stay permit (KITAS), several criteria must be met to ensure the legitimacy and ability of foreign investments. These include:
1
First-Degree Relatives
Dependents must be immediate family members (spouse, children, parents).
2
Required Documents
Dependents must submit the necessary documentation based on their relationship with the primary resident.
3
Valid Sponsor Stay Permit
The primary stay permit must be valid when applying.
Dependent Visa Categories in Indonesia
There are two main dependent visa categories:
Both visas allow dependents to enter and exit Indonesia multiple times during their validity period.
Required Documents
From the Company/Sponsor
- Ministry approval for company incorporation (SK)
- Company articles of incorporation and amendments (AKTA)
- Commercial registration (NIB)
- Company tax number (NPWP)
- Company address letter (SKTU)
- Sponsor’s stay permit
From the Applicant
- Valid passport (min. 6 months)
- Address in Indonesia
- 4×6 passport photo
- Marriage certificate (translated)
- Children’s birth certificates (translated)
- Sponsor’s birth certificate (translated)
Steps to Obtain Dependent KITAS in Indonesia:
1
Gather All Required Documents
Ensure all documents are scanned clearly.
2
Reveiw All Required Documents
We make sure all the documents are clearly scaned nd completed
3
Submit Application
We will submit the visa application once all requirements are met.
4
Receive Electronic Visa
Get an electronic visa valid for one or two years, depending on your application.
5
Arrival in Indonesia
Upon arrival, proceed to the immigration counter for VITAS holders.
6
Receive Stay Permit
After passport stamping at the airport, your stay permit will be emailed to the company and then forwarded to you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can dependents with KITAS/ITAS work in Indonesia?
No, dependents are not allowed to work under any circumstances. Violating this rule may lead to legal consequences, including visa cancellation.
What is the difference between Dependent KITAS and other types of stay permits?
The key difference is that dependents do not have to submit reports or meet additional obligations like other visa holders.
How long does it take to get a Dependent KITAS?
Visa and stay permits processing can take more than a month, but with Sam Consultancy, you can get your visa within 3-5 business days and your stay permit once you arrive in Indonesia.
Re-entry Permit Validity
Holders of an Indonesian investor visa have the right to enter and exit the country without restrictions as long as their visa remains valid.
