A calling visa is a requirement for some nationalities prior to entering Indonesia using another visa, i.e., VOA or Tourist visa. Passport holders from the following countries must obtain reference from the Directorate General of Immigration in Jakarta before applying … Continue reading →
Business Visa All persons coming to Indonesia for business purposes (as opposed to just a short term tourist or study trip) for a period to exceed 60-days are required to obtain a business visa. A business visa does not allow … Continue reading →
Service Visa (Dinas) Service Visas are given to foreign citizens bearing service passports, on assignment to Indonesia for diplomatic purposes. They are working in Indonesia under official government entities such as UN bodies, aid organizations, etc. Visa Dinas are directly … Continue reading →
This is a brief overview of the requirements, calculation and payment of personal income taxes in Indonesia. The Employer’s and Individual’s Role in Personal Income Tax Your employer is the body responsible for the calculation of any taxes that need … Continue reading →
VITAS – Temporary Stay Permit Visa (Visa Izin Tinggal Terbatas) VITAS – This is the sticker visa put in a foreigner’s passport in an Indonesian Embassy/Consular Office abroad which will give the person the right to an ITAS (which they … Continue reading →
The following documents are required by Indonesian Customs to clear shipments into Indonesia: For Foreigners Moving to Indonesia: Original passport Original ITAS (residency permit) which is formerly called KIM/S, with minimum validity of 12 months. Original IMTA (working permit), with … Continue reading →
Previous Work Permit Regulation (16/2015) stated that for the purpose of attending meetings, giving speeches, trainings, and one-time job assignments, a foreigner is required to have temporary work permit. This is no longer the case. As already stated above, you may … Continue reading →
The pleasant climate of Indonesia, friendly people. rich culture, exotic places, low costs of living and safety & stability have attracted the attention of retirees from other countries. Retirement Visas – KITAS Lansia – Retirement Temporary Stay Permit The Immigration … Continue reading →
Income tax in Indonesia is progressive and applied to both individuals and enterprises. Tax rate for individuals is depend on the annual income, for example, 5% tax rate for annual income up to Rp. 25 million, and 35% tax rate … Continue reading →
Those who do not possess the Indonesian citizenship and want to stay and work in Indonesia need a a Temporary Residence Permit (KITAS). A sponsorship from company that is based in Indonesia is required. The sponsor company needs to provide the … Continue reading →