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The Dependent Golden Visa E31B is a type of visa that allows the spouse or dependent of a foreign national holding a Golden Visa to live in Indonesia. This visa is intended for spouses and dependents of individuals who have obtained a Golden Visa through investment, retirement, or other eligible categories.
The Indonesian government offers two types of Dependent Golden Visas for spouses:
5-Year Dependent Golden Visa: This visa is valid for five years and can be extended for an additional five years, totalling up to 10 years of stay in Indonesia.
10-Year Dependent Golden Visa: This visa provides a longer duration of stay, allowing the spouse to reside in Indonesia for up to 10 years. This visa is typically associated with higher investment amounts or specific eligibility requirements.
The spouse must be legally married to the main Golden Visa holder and provide supporting documents such as a marriage certificate.
While the financial requirements can vary depending on the type of Golden Visa the main applicant holds, it is generally expected that the spouse can demonstrate sufficient funds for living expenses in Indonesia.
Yes, the visa allows the spouse to work legally in Indonesia, either for an Indonesian company or by starting their own business.
The Dependent Golden Visa E31B is specifically designed for dependents of Golden Visa holders. If the partner holds a different type of visa, the spouse may need to apply for a different type of dependent visa.
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