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Retirement KITAP (Retirement Permanent Stay Permit) – Who is it for and what are the benefits
If you have ever dreamed of packing it all in and choosing to live on one of Indonesia’s tropical island paradises, then the retirement KITAP provides access to your perfect dream!
The Retirement KITAP is a 5-year visa that allows foreigners to live in Indonesia and enjoy their retirement in one of the greatest countries in the world with relative ease.
Requirements for a retirement KITAP are that the foreigner is over 55 years old and must have held a Retirement KITAP for 4 years prior to application.
If you are over 55 years old and have not previously held a Retirement KITAS, then you will need to apply for one before applying for a Retirement KITAP. Check out everything you need to know here: The Retirement KITAS – Everything you need to know!
Steps to get your Retirement KITAP
- Submit Retirement KITAP application at the local immigration office
- Attend the Biometric and fingerprint session
- Process approval from Immigration Office, Directorate General of Immigration, and Regional Office of Ministry of Law and Human Rights
- KITAP completion with the E-KITAP along with Multiple entry re-entry permit
Common questions
What is the minimum age to apply?
You must be over 55 to apply for any retirement visa in Indonesia.
Can I work with this visa?
You must not work with this visa, it is strictly for retirement purposes only.
Can I retire anywhere in Indonesia with this visa?
Yes, once you have the visa you can retire anywhere you like.
If I decide to leave Indonesia for good or the visa expires, what should I do?
You must obtain an Exit Permit Only (EPO). Contact LetsMoveIndonesia and will process it for you.
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Requirements
- Sponsor Letter (draft provided)
- Foreigner’s original passport
- Life and Health Insurance
- Statement of Pension fund with minimum USD 1,500/month (yearly USD 18,000)
- Home lease agreement for at least 1 year (signed by both parties, should mention the owner’s name, address of the rented house, the amount of rent and attach the owner’s KTP)
- Bank statement with minimum amount of USD 1,500
- SKTT (Residence Permit Card)
- All Copy of KITAS from 1,2,3 and 4
- Copy of marriage certificate – if married
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