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A Dependent Golden Visa serves the same purpose but is specifically tied to the Indonesian Golden Visa program. A Dependent Visa (KITAS) in Indonesia is a type of visa that allows family members (spouse and children under 17 years old) of a foreign national who holds a primary visa (like a work permit or KITAS/KITAP) to live with them in Indonesia.
This program offers 5 to 10-year residency options to foreign investors, individuals with exceptional talent, and those seeking a second home in Indonesia.
What You Can Do with Dependent Visa Indonesia
- Reside in Indonesia as a dependent of the main Golden Visa holder.
- Access education facilities (e.g., schools, universities) in Indonesia.
- Benefit from legal residency status for the visa's validity period.
- Travel freely in and out of Indonesia during the visa's validity.
- Use the visa to enjoy long-term stays in Indonesia without the need for frequent renewals.
What You Cannot Do with Dependent Visa Indonesia
- Work for an Indonesian company or engage in local employment without proper permits.
- Own or operate a business directly in Indonesia.
- Apply for a work visa independently under this status.
- Hold any independent rights not tied to the main Golden Visa holder.
- Sponsor other Dependents or individuals for immigration purposes.
Dependent Golden Visa Validity
Dependent KITAS validity mirrors the primary KITAS holder’s term, lasting between 5 – 10 years.
Type of Visas in Indonesia to Do Business in Jakarta, Bali and More
Indonesian Visa on Arrival (VoA)
The Visa on Arrival (VoA) is ideal for foreigners doing short business visits, including attending meetings, networking events, or exploratory trips. The visa is a short term visa which allows 30 days of stay and extendable once, VoA is available for over 90 nationalities and can be applied for upon arrival to Indonesia, making it a quick-entry option for initial market research and informal engagements.
Single Entry Business Visa
The Single-Visit Visa is tailored for professionals entering Indonesia for specific business purposes such as attending conferences, client meetings, or feasibility studies. Valid for 60 days and extendable up to 180 days, it does not permit direct employment but is a key tool for project-based or consultancy work.
Work Visa (KITAS Permit)
A Work KITAS (Limited Stay Permit) is issued to foreign nationals formally employed by a registered Indonesian entity. It enables legal residence and employment in Indonesia and allows its holder to live and work in Indonesia, however requires a sponsorship letter, a valid job title, and approval from the Ministry of Manpower. This visa is essential for long-term expatriate assignments and skilled professionals.
Investor Visa KITAS
The Investor KITAS is designed for foreign investors who own shares in an Indonesian company (PT PMA). It offers stay and work rights without requiring a separate work permit (IMTA), significantly simplifying the relocation and operational setup process for investors. With this visa, a foreign investor can:
- Register a company in Indonesia under PT PMA
- Eligible for a Dependent Visa sponsor
- Conduct commercial business in Indonesia
Minimum capital investment requirements apply, aligning with Indonesia’s focus on attracting sustainable foreign capital
Document Requirements
- Passport that is valid for at least 6 (six) months.
- A recent colour photograph.
- A personal bank statement showing a minimum equivalent amount of USD $2000.A bank statement showing at least USD $2000. The statement needs to span the last three months and contain your name, the date, and your account balance.
- Valid Stay Permit (ITAS)/Permanent Stay Permit (ITAP) of the parents
Special Requirements
- Birth certificate translated into Indonesian by a sworn translator*
- Marriage book or parents' marriage certificate translated into Indonesian*
- Proof of medical condition or proof of guardianship translated into Indonesian by a sworn translator* (specifically for individuals above 18 years old with humanitarian/health considerations).
Apply for a Dependent KITAS Indonesia from LMI Consultancy
- Consult your inquiry with our professional consultant.
- Submit necessary document.
- Proceed with the payment.
- Application process
- Receive the complete document
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FAQ
Can I start the Visa application before I enter Indonesia?
Yes, you can. You can apply for the Dependent Visa before you enter the country and we can send you your E-Visa. For your permit to be official you will need to do a biometric session either at a local immigration office in Indonesia where you reside or at the airport.
If I do not wish to extend my Dependent Visa, what should I do?
To terminate your KITAS you must apply for an EPO (Exit Permit Only), whereby your work permit will be terminated. The EPO is very quick and generally takes a few days. Once your EPO stamp is issued, you will need to leave the country within 7 days.
If you have already left Indonesia, you will need to apply for a ERP (Exit Re-entry Permit).
At what age can children apply for a Dependent Visa?
Children under the age of 18 years old who are unmarried are eligible to apply for a Dependent Visa (KITAS) if their parent holds a valid work visa (KITAS) and work permit (IMTA).
What is the difference between the Second Home Visa and Golden Visa?
The Second Home Visa is designed for foreign nationals seeking a long-term basis to stay in Indonesia, while the Golden Visa provides longer-term residence options for eligible investors, professionals and other qualifying individuals. Both can support international residents looking to establish a presence in Indonesia and the wider Southeast Asia region, but their eligibility and financial requirements differ.
Do you need to do an investment to stay in Indonesia with a Dependent Golden Visa?
Generally, dependents do not need to invest. The Golden Visa for Dependent Family members is linked to the principal Golden Visa holder and follows the relevant immigration category and policy. Depending on the route, applicants may need to provide evidence of financial support, such as USD 2000 or the applicable amount, within 3 months where required. A professional immigration agency can help confirm whether any investment requirement applies to your circumstances.
Disclaimer : Our services in LMI Consultancy provide consulting services focused on ensuring client compliance with applicable immigration and legal regulations in Indonesia. We do not provide or facilitate the production of official government documents, nor do we offer any expedited or preferential access to government services.
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