What is KITAS?
The KITAS is a visa type that allows foreigners to stay in Indonesia for 1-2 Years. This visa permits the holder to work legally in Indonesia. The visa is extendable up to 4 times.
Who is Eligible?
- Have a valid passport with at least 18 months validity
- Sponsored by an Indonesian company (PT PMA) or as an investor
- Pass health screening requirements
- No criminal record in home country
- Meet minimum investment requirements (for investor KITAS)
Required Documents
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Optional Documents
If applicable
Application Process
Document Preparation
Gather all required documents including passport, photos, CV, and educational certificates. Ensure all documents are legalized and translated if needed.
RPTKA Submission
Your sponsor company submits the Foreign Worker Utilization Plan (RPTKA) to the Ministry of Manpower.
Telex Visa Approval
After RPTKA approval, apply for telex visa at Indonesian Embassy/Consulate in your country.
Enter Indonesia
Travel to Indonesia with your telex visa approval. You'll receive a visa stamp on arrival.
Biometrics & KITAS Card
Complete biometrics registration at local immigration office. Receive your KITAS card.
Visa Approved!
Your visa is ready. Welcome to Indonesia!
Costs & Fees
| Item | Cost (USD) |
|---|---|
| RPTKA Application Fee Government fee | $65 |
| Telex Visa Fee | $130 |
| IMTA (Work Permit) Fee Per month | $75 |
| KITAS Card Processing | $155 |
| Agency Service Fee Full assistance | $625 |
| Total | $1,050 |
* Prices are estimates and may vary. Government fees subject to change. Contact us for current rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
The entire KITAS process typically takes 2-4 weeks from document submission to receiving your KITAS card. Processing times may vary depending on document completeness and government processing times.
No, your KITAS is tied to your sponsoring company. If you change employers, you need to apply for a new KITAS with the new sponsor. The previous KITAS will be cancelled.
You must extend your KITAS before it expires or leave Indonesia. Overstaying can result in fines, deportation, and potential bans from re-entering Indonesia.
Yes, your spouse and children under 18 can apply for dependent KITAS. They cannot work but can stay in Indonesia legally while you're the primary KITAS holder.
No, KITAS is your stay permit while IMTA is your work permit. You need both to legally work in Indonesia. The IMTA is typically processed together with your KITAS application.