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.
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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.
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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.
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Permanent Stay Permit (Kitap)
A permanent stay permit—KITAP—is the highest goal for non-Indonesians who wish to reside in Indonesia.
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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.
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Retirement Visa
There is no better place to spend your retirement than in one of the marvelous Indonesian islands. However, not all nationalities can take advantage of this permit.
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Tourist Visa
A Tourist Visa allows travelers to visit a country for leisure, sightseeing, or family visits. It can be issued as a Single Entry Visa (valid for one visit) or a Multiple Entry Visa (allowing multiple visits within a set period).
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