Business Visa
Entrepreneurs who come to Indonesia for a business but not to earn any money can apply for single or multiple entry business visas.
Work Permit & Kitas
Any foreigner who works or obtains income in Indonesia must own a work permit. It is a bureaucratic procedure that involves several government services.
Dependent (Spouse) Visa
Foreigner nationals who have married an Indonesian citizen may apply and obtain a one-year visa/KITAS sponsored by the Indonesian spouse.
Permanent Stay Permit (Kitap)
A permanent stay permit—KITAP—is the highest goal for non-Indonesians who wish to reside in Indonesia.
Social Visa
Paying a cultural or social visit to Indonesia requires a social-cultural visa. To obtain a stamp in your passport, you are obliged to present an invitation letter sponsored by an Indonesian.
Retirement Visa
There is no better place to spend your retirement than in one of the marvellous Indonesian islands. However, not all nationalities can take advantage of this permit.
