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IMMIGRATION LAW IN INDONESIA
VISA REQUIREMENTS Countries Requiring Visas: The citizens of the following countries do not require a visa to enter Indonesia for tourist visits up to 30 days:
The citizens of the following countries need an approval from the Indonesian Immigration Office before traveling for business, tourist or social visits:
The citizens of the following countries are issued with Short Visit Tourist Visas on arrival for staying up to 30 days:
Types of Visa, and Validity: 1. Diplomatic Visa: A Diplomatic Visa is issued to foreigners holding a Diplomatic or UN Laissez Passer passport for carrying out diplomatic assignments in Indonesia. It is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance. 2. Service / Official Visa: A Service Visa is issued to foreigners holding an official or service passport for carrying out assignments in Indonesia for non-diplomatic purposes. It is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance.
3. Visit Visa: The following are the different types of Visit visa: i. Business Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for carrying out business related activities.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days.
· Multiple Entry: This is valid for 1 year from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days. This is issued upon authorization by the Indonesian Immigration Office.
ii. Tourist Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for holiday or leisure purposes.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days.
iii. Social / Cultural Visit Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for social or cultural visit such as for visiting relatives or friends, social organizations, exchange visits between educational institutions or for undertaking research and attending training programme in Indonesia.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days.
· Multiple Entry: This can be issued only upon a special permit from the Indonesian Immigration Office.
4. Limited Stay Period Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for staying there for a limited period for foreign investment, employment, education, training or scientific research, religious duties, or for joining one’s Indonesian husband or parent or a foreigner holding a Limited Stay Permit. It is also called a Temporary Stay Permit.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 1 year.
5. Transit Visa: This is issued to passengers continuing their journey to another country provided they are in possession of valid documentation to travel to their next destination. It is also issued to persons joining or working on a transport vehicle continuing its journey outside Indonesian territory provided such persons have proof of a work contract for the same.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 7 days from the date of arrival in Indonesia.
Visa Charges: 1. Diplomatic Visa: This is issued free of charge. 2. Service / Official Visa: This is issued free of charge. 3. Visit Visa: i. Business Visa:
· Single Entry: £ 35 · Multiple Entry: £ 125 ii. Tourist Visa: £ 35 iii. Social / Cultural Visa: £ 35 4. Limited Stay Period Visa: £ 100 5. Transit Visa: £ 15 This information was last updated on 01.02.2007. Documents Required for Visa Application: The following documents are required while applying for a Visa:
Along with the above documents the following documents are also required as per the visa type:
For Business Visa:
For Tourist Visa:
For Social / Cultural Visa:
Limited Stay Period Visa:
For Transit Visa:
You can download a Visa Application Form from: www.indonesianembassy.org.uk/formulir_visa.pdf INDONESIAN CITIZENSHIP A person may acquire Indonesian citizenship through one of the following methods:
1. By Birth: The following persons can acquire Indonesian citizenship by birth:
· A person born in Indonesia between January 1, 1946 and August 1, 1958, irrespective of the nationality of his / her parents;
· A person born in Indonesia after August 1, 1958 of unknown parentage.
2. By Descent: A person can acquire Indonesian citizenship by descent if either of his / her parent is an Indonesian citizen, irrespective of the person’s place of birth.
3. By Marriage: A foreign woman can acquire Indonesian citizenship by marrying an Indonesian citizen and renouncing her former citizenship.
4. By Naturalization: A person can be naturalized as an Indonesian citizen upon fulfillment of the following conditions:
IMMIGRATION LAW IN INDONESIA VISA REQUIREMENTS Countries Requiring Visas: The citizens of the following countries do not require a visa to enter Indonesia for tourist visits up to 30 days:
The citizens of the following countries need an approval from the Indonesian Immigration Office before traveling for business, tourist or social visits:
The citizens of the following countries are issued with Short Visit Tourist Visas on arrival for staying up to 30 days:
Types of Visa, and Validity: 1. Diplomatic Visa: A Diplomatic Visa is issued to foreigners holding a Diplomatic or UN Laissez Passer passport for carrying out diplomatic assignments in Indonesia. It is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance. 2. Service / Official Visa: A Service Visa is issued to foreigners holding an official or service passport for carrying out assignments in Indonesia for non-diplomatic purposes. It is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance.
3. Visit Visa: The following are the different types of Visit visa: i. Business Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for carrying out business related activities.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days.
· Multiple Entry: This is valid for 1 year from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days. This is issued upon authorization by the Indonesian Immigration Office.
ii.Tourist Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for holiday or leisure purposes.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days.
iii. Social / Cultural Visit Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for social or cultural visit such as for visiting relatives or friends, social organizations, exchange visits between educational institutions or for undertaking research and attending training programme in Indonesia.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days.
· Multiple Entry: This can be issued only upon a special permit from the Indonesian Immigration Office.
4. Limited Stay Period Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for staying there for a limited period for foreign investment, employment, education, training or scientific research, religious duties, or for joining one’s Indonesian husband or parent or a foreigner holding a Limited Stay Permit. It is also called a Temporary Stay Permit.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 1 year.
5. Transit Visa: This is issued to passengers continuing their journey to another country provided they are in possession of valid documentation to travel to their next destination. It is also issued to persons joining or working on a transport vehicle continuing its journey outside Indonesian territory provided such persons have proof of a work contract for the same.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 7 days from the date of arrival in Indonesia.
Visa Charges: 1. Diplomatic Visa: This is issued free of charge. 2. Service / Official Visa: This is issued free of charge. 3. Visit Visa: i. Business Visa:
· Single Entry: £ 35 · Multiple Entry: £ 125 ii. Tourist Visa: £ 35 iii. Social / Cultural Visa: £ 35 4. Limited Stay Period Visa: £ 100 5. Transit Visa: £ 15 This information was last updated on 01.02.2007. Documents Required for Visa Application: The following documents are required while applying for a Visa:
Along with the above documents the following documents are also required as per the visa type:
For Business Visa:
For Tourist Visa:
For Social / Cultural Visa:
Limited Stay Period Visa:
For Transit Visa:
You can download a Visa Application Form from: www.indonesianembassy.org.uk/formulir_visa.pdf INDONESIAN CITIZENSHIP A person may acquire Indonesian citizenship through one of the following methods:
1. By Birth: The following persons can acquire Indonesian citizenship by birth:
· A person born in Indonesia between January 1, 1946 and August 1, 1958, irrespective of the nationality of his / her parents;
·A person born in Indonesia after August 1, 1958 of unknown parentage.
2.By Descent: A person can acquire Indonesian citizenship by descent if either of his / her parent is an Indonesian citizen, irrespective of the person’s place of birth.
3. By Marriage: A foreign woman can acquire Indonesian citizenship by marrying an Indonesian citizen and renouncing her former citizenship.
4. By Naturalization: A person can be naturalized as an Indonesian citizen upon fulfillment of the following conditions:
VISA REQUIREMENTS Countries Requiring Visas: The citizens of the following countries do not require a visa to enter Indonesia for tourist visits up to 30 days:
The citizens of the following countries need an approval from the Indonesian Immigration Office before traveling for business, tourist or social visits:
The citizens of the following countries are issued with Short Visit Tourist Visas on arrival for staying up to 30 days:
Types of Visa, and Validity: 1. Diplomatic Visa: A Diplomatic Visa is issued to foreigners holding a Diplomatic or UN Laissez Passer passport for carrying out diplomatic assignments in Indonesia. It is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance. 2. Service / Official Visa: A Service Visa is issued to foreigners holding an official or service passport for carrying out assignments in Indonesia for non-diplomatic purposes. It is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance.
3. Visit Visa: The following are the different types of Visit visa: i. Business Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for carrying out business related activities.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days.
· Multiple Entry: This is valid for 1 year from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days. This is issued upon authorization by the Indonesian Immigration Office.
ii. Tourist Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for holiday or leisure purposes.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days.
iii. Social / Cultural Visit Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for social or cultural visit such as for visiting relatives or friends, social organizations, exchange visits between educational institutions or for undertaking research and attending training programme in Indonesia.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days.
· Multiple Entry: This can be issued only upon a special permit from the Indonesian Immigration Office.
4. Limited Stay Period Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for staying there for a limited period for foreign investment, employment, education, training or scientific research, religious duties, or for joining one’s Indonesian husband or parent or a foreigner holding a Limited Stay Permit. It is also called a Temporary Stay Permit.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 1 year.
5. Transit Visa: This is issued to passengers continuing their journey to another country provided they are in possession of valid documentation to travel to their next destination. It is also issued to persons joining or working on a transport vehicle continuing its journey outside Indonesian territory provided such persons have proof of a work contract for the same.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 7 days from the date of arrival in Indonesia.
Visa Charges: 1. Diplomatic Visa: This is issued free of charge. 2. Service / Official Visa: This is issued free of charge. 3. Visit Visa: i. Business Visa:
· Single Entry: £ 35 · Multiple Entry: £ 125 ii. Tourist Visa: £ 35 iii. Social / Cultural Visa: £ 35 4. Limited Stay Period Visa: £ 100 5. Transit Visa: £ 15 This information was last updated on 01.02.2007. Documents Required for Visa Application: The following documents are required while applying for a Visa:
Along with the above documents the following documents are also required as per the visa type:
For Business Visa:
For Tourist Visa:
For Social / Cultural Visa:
Limited Stay Period Visa:
For Transit Visa:
You can download a Visa Application Form from: www.indonesianembassy.org.uk/formulir_visa.pdf INDONESIAN CITIZENSHIP A person may acquire Indonesian citizenship through one of the following methods:
1. By Birth: The following persons can acquire Indonesian citizenship by birth:
· A person born in Indonesia between January 1, 1946 and August 1, 1958, irrespective of the nationality of his / her parents;
· A person born in Indonesia after August 1, 1958 of unknown parentage.
2. By Descent: A person can acquire Indonesian citizenship by descent if either of his / her parent is an Indonesian citizen, irrespective of the person’s place of birth.
3. By Marriage: A foreign woman can acquire Indonesian citizenship by marrying an Indonesian citizen and renouncing her former citizenship.
4. By Naturalization: A person can be naturalized as an Indonesian citizen upon fulfillment of the following conditions:
IMMIGRATION LAW IN INDONESIA VISA REQUIREMENTS Countries Requiring Visas: The citizens of the following countries do not require a visa to enter Indonesia for tourist visits up to 30 days:
The citizens of the following countries need an approval from the Indonesian Immigration Office before traveling for business, tourist or social visits:
The citizens of the following countries are issued with Short Visit Tourist Visas on arrival for staying up to 30 days:
Types of Visa, and Validity: 1. Diplomatic Visa: A Diplomatic Visa is issued to foreigners holding a Diplomatic or UN Laissez Passer passport for carrying out diplomatic assignments in Indonesia. It is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance. 2. Service / Official Visa: A Service Visa is issued to foreigners holding an official or service passport for carrying out assignments in Indonesia for non-diplomatic purposes. It is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance.
3. Visit Visa: The following are the different types of Visit visa: i. Business Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for carrying out business related activities.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days.
· Multiple Entry: This is valid for 1 year from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days. This is issued upon authorization by the Indonesian Immigration Office.
ii. Tourist Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for holiday or leisure purposes.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days.
iii. Social / Cultural Visit Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for social or cultural visit such as for visiting relatives or friends, social organizations, exchange visits between educational institutions or for undertaking research and attending training programme in Indonesia.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 60 days.
· Multiple Entry: This can be issued only upon a special permit from the Indonesian Immigration Office.
4. Limited Stay Period Visa: This is issued to foreigners visiting Indonesia for staying there for a limited period for foreign investment, employment, education, training or scientific research, religious duties, or for joining one’s Indonesian husband or parent or a foreigner holding a Limited Stay Permit. It is also called a Temporary Stay Permit.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 1 year.
5. Transit Visa: This is issued to passengers continuing their journey to another country provided they are in possession of valid documentation to travel to their next destination. It is also issued to persons joining or working on a transport vehicle continuing its journey outside Indonesian territory provided such persons have proof of a work contract for the same.
· Single Entry: This is valid for 3 months from the date of issuance and allows a maximum stay of 7 days from the date of arrival in Indonesia.
Visa Charges: 1. Diplomatic Visa: This is issued free of charge. 2. Service / Official Visa: This is issued free of charge. 3. Visit Visa: i. Business Visa:
· Single Entry: £ 35 · Multiple Entry: £ 125 ii. Tourist Visa: £ 35 iii. Social / Cultural Visa: £ 35 4. Limited Stay Period Visa: £ 100 5. Transit Visa: £ 15 This information was last updated on 01.02.2007. Documents Required for Visa Application: The following documents are required while applying for a Visa:
Along with the above documents the following documents are also required as per the visa type:
For Business Visa:
For Tourist Visa:
For Social / Cultural Visa:
Limited Stay Period Visa:
For Transit Visa:
You can download a Visa Application Form from: www.indonesianembassy.org.uk/formulir_visa.pdf INDONESIAN CITIZENSHIP A person may acquire Indonesian citizenship through one of the following methods:
1. By Birth: The following persons can acquire Indonesian citizenship by birth:
· A person born in Indonesia between January 1, 1946 and August 1, 1958, irrespective of the nationality of his / her parents;
· A person born in Indonesia after August 1, 1958 of unknown parentage.
2. By Descent: A person can acquire Indonesian citizenship by descent if either of his / her parent is an Indonesian citizen, irrespective of the person’s place of birth.
3. By Marriage: A foreign woman can acquire Indonesian citizenship by marrying an Indonesian citizen and renouncing her former citizenship.
4. By Naturalization: A person can be naturalized as an Indonesian citizen upon fulfillment of the following conditions:
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