Tag: Immigration Service

Bali has long been a magnet for global travelers, digital nomads, remote workers, and entrepreneurs drawn by its creative energy and lifestyle. But as foreign interest continues to surge, so does the misuse of tourist visas for business and income-generating...

Working in Indonesia without the correct visa or permit has become one of the most common reasons foreigners face deportation today. Immigration offices across Indonesia—especially in Bali and Jakarta—have intensified enforcement against those who misuse tourist visas, investor permits, or...

For many foreigners planning to live in Indonesia long-term—whether for work, investment, or to build a new life with an Indonesian spouse—bringing the family together is a central priority. Indonesia’s immigration system recognizes this through the Family (Dependent) KITAS, a...

Securing the right to legally employ foreign workers in Indonesia is a process that requires both accuracy and strategic understanding. For companies—especially foreign-owned PT PMA entities—one of the most important steps in this process is obtaining approval for Expat Work...

Bali has long been one of the world’s most desirable retirement destinations, offering warm weather, a lower cost of living, supportive expatriate communities, and a slower lifestyle compared to major Western cities. But beyond its beaches and cultural richness, what...

Applying for a KITAS (Limited Stay Permit) is one of the most important steps for foreigners who want to work, invest, or live long-term in Indonesia. The process may seem straightforward, but the reality is that KITAS rejections still happen...

For decades, Indonesia has attracted expatriates, entrepreneurs, and families looking for more than just a holiday. But finding the right visa category has often been a stumbling block. In 2022, Indonesia introduced the Second Home Visa, and by 2025 it...

When foreigners decide to live in Indonesia for more than a few months, immigration documents like the KITAS (Temporary Stay Permit) or KITAP (Permanent Stay Permit) are only part of the story. To function as a resident—opening a bank account,...

Indonesia has introduced a new mandatory “All-Indonesia” digital arrival declaration for every traveler entering the country, including business travelers, expatriates, and KITAS/KITAP holders. This requirement is not just a formality—it is part of a broader digital transformation by Indonesian authorities...