Navigating Indonesia’s visa and immigration system can be a complex and demanding process. At Di Bali Assistances, we simplify it for you. From our office in Dalung, Bali, our team of expert consultants provides clear, reliable, and up-to-date legal visa services to ensure you secure the right permit and stay fully compliant with Indonesian law. This guide provides a complete overview of the visa options available in 2025, from temporary stays (KITAS) to permanent residency (KITAP).
A KITAS (Kartu Izin Tinggal Terbatas) is a temporary or limited stay permit, and it is the most common type of permit for foreigners wishing to live in Indonesia for an extended period. We offer expert assistance for all major KITAS categories.
This is the standard permit for expatriates who are employed by an Indonesian company (PT or PMA).
This visa is specifically designed for foreign investors who are shareholders and serve as directors or commissioners in their own Foreign Investment Company (PMA) in Indonesia.
This permit allows foreigners to live in Indonesia based on family ties.
This popular visa allows eligible foreigners to enjoy their retirement years in Bali and across Indonesia.
A KITAP (Kartu Izin Tinggal Tetap) is a Permanent Stay Permit and represents the highest level of residency for a foreigner in Indonesia. It offers significant stability and is valid for five years.
The application is a “status conversion” from a KITAS and is available to those who meet specific criteria:
KITAS is a Temporary Stay Permit, usually valid for 6-12 months, and needs regular renewal. A KITAP is a Permanent Stay Permit valid for 5 years, offering greater stability and fewer administrative burdens.
No. The Family and Retirement KITAS do not permit you to be employed or earn an active income in Indonesia. You must have a proper Work KITAS for employment.
The PMA company must have a total investment plan of over IDR 10 billion, and the investor shareholder must have a minimum of IDR 1.25 billion in shares to be eligible for a 1-year Investor KITAS, or IDR 2.5 billion for a 2-year Investor KITAS.
Overstaying your visa in Indonesia results in a daily penalty (currently IDR 1,000,000 per day). For significant
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