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The Investor Visa (ITAS), also known as Izin Tinggal Terbatas is a visa specifically designed for business investors in Indonesia, allowing them to live and manage their business within the country with relative ease up to 2 years.
What You Can Do with Investor Visa
- Reside legally in Indonesia as an investor.
- Invest in an Indonesian company and hold shares.
- Act as a company director or commissioner.
- Travel in and out of Indonesia during the visa validity.
- Stay in Indonesia without needing a separate work KITAS.
- Renew the KITAS annually, as long as investment criteria are met.
What You Cannot Do with Investor Visa
- Work as an employee under an employment contract.
- Engage in operational roles requiring a work permit.
- Earn a salary directly from the company without specific permissions.
- Sponsor dependants without meeting additional requirements.
- Operate businesses outside the scope of the registered investment activity.
- Hold multiple KITAS permits simultaneously.
Investor KITAS Visa Validity
The Investor KITAS is valid for 2 years.
Foreign Nationals Eligibility for an Investor Visa in Indonesia
To qualify for an Investor Visa (Investor ITAS), a foreigner must hold shares in a PT PMA company in Indonesia as an establishment under Foreign Direct Investment regulations. The issuance of this stay permit requires shares in the company with a minimum capital investment in accordance with current IDR thresholds set by the government.
Eligible individuals can obtain an Investor ITAS without needing a separate work permit, simplifying the process of conducting and managing business in Indonesia.
Document Requirements
General Requirements:
- A valid national passport with a minimum validity of 6 months;
- Proof of sponsorship from a Guarantor;
- Proof of sufficient funds to cover living expenses while in Indonesia;
- Recent colour passport photo.
Specific Requirements:
- Proof of share ownership of at least Rp10,000,000,000 or the equivalent, as recorded in the data of the ministry responsible for investment;
- Ministerial Decree regarding the ratification of the establishment of a limited liability company;
- Company bank statements for the last 2 months.
Apply for an Investor KITAS in 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
Is the Investor KITAS multiple entry?
Yes, you may enter Indonesia as frequently as you like using this visa.
Can I convert my ITAS into a KITAP?
Yes, you can convert your Investor KITAS to a KITAP under specific circumstances. Typically, you must have held a KITAS for a set period and fulfill additional criteria, like substantial Indonesian investment or marriage to an Indonesian.
Do I need to apply for a Work Permit if I already have Investor KITAS/Work KITAS?
Yes, if you hold an Investor KITAS or a Work KITAS, you still need to apply for a separate work permit (IMTA) to legally work in Indonesia. While both KITAS types allow for staying in Indonesia, only the Work KITAS explicitly grants the right to work, and even then, a separate work permit is still required.
Can someone on an Investor KITAS sponsor Dependents Visas?
Yes, the Investor KITAS program allows your spouse and children to obtain dependent visas. This enables your family to join you in Indonesia for the duration of your KITAS.
What is the processing time for a visa application process in Indonesia?
The standard processing time for most visa types ranges from 7 to 14 working days, depending on the visa category and completeness of documentation. Delays may occur due to immigration backlogs or policy updates.
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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