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Repatriation KITAS (Repatriation Visa) – Who is it for and what are the benefits
The Repatriation KITAS (Repatriation Visa) is a temporary stay permit that is intended for use for 1 very specific situation: For Indonesian citizens that have changed their citizenship to another nationality.
Therefore, the main purpose of this visa is to regain Indonesian citizenship.
The validity of this visa is 1 year and is extendable annually for a maximum of 6 years. Repatriation KITAS holder can also obtain a KITAP (Repatriation Permanent Stay Permit) which has a validity of 5 years after having a KITAS for just one year. They can choose to extend the KITAS or obtain KITAP after a one-year KITAS.
If the applicant would like to extend their KITAS, they may consider a Repatriation KITAP (Repatriation Permanent Stay Permit) which has a validity of 5 years.
Steps to get your Repatriation KITAS
Offshore Visa Application
- Application of E-Vitas C318. This visa is used to enter Indonesia
- Upon the arrival to Indonesia, the foreigner is required to drop the original passport to our office
- Attend the Biometric and fingerprint session
- E-vitas to KITAS conversion at the local immigration office
- KITAS completion with the E-Kitas along with Multiple entry re-entry permit
Common questions
Can I work with this visa?
This is a non-working visa, you may not work with this visa.
Can I apply a work permit to this visa?
Yes, you can apply work permit without changing the status of the KITAS.
If I can apply a work permit, do I need to pay DPKK fund?
Yes, all foreign passport holders who apply for working permit must pay DPKK fund
Can I sponsor dependents with this visa?
Yes, you may obtain visas for dependents, such as husband, wife or children up to 18 years old.
After I have a Repatriation KITAP, can I change citizenship?
Yes, you can gain your Indonesian citizenship after obtaining KITAP.
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Requirements
Sponsor (Father/Mother – choose one)
- ID Card (KTP) and Family Registration (Kartu Keluarga)
- Birth Certificate
- Marriage Certificate
Expatriate
- Valid passport with minimum validity 18 months
- Copy of Indonesian passport
- Birth Certificate
- Previous ID Card (KTP) if the applicant had one
- Previous Family Registration (Kartu Keluarga lama orang tua jika pernah tercantum namanya)
- Educational Certificate
- Digital photograph on a red background
- Revocation letter of KTP
- A letter of waiver of citizenship from the Ministry of Law and Human Rights and the Indonesian Embassy
- Stamp of current stay permit with 30 days validity minimum - ONSHORE (Status Changing)
- Letter of no objection for changing status from current sponsor (if needed) - ONSHORE (Status Changing)
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