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Spouse KITAP (Spouse Permanent Stay Permit) – Who is it for and what are the benefits
If you are married to an Indonesian citizen, have registered your marriage and have an active Spouse KITAS (Spouse Temporary Stay Permit), then maybe it is time you upgraded your visa to a Spouse KITAP.
The difference between a KITAP and a KITAS is longevity, the KITAS has a 1-year validity, whilst the KITAP has a validity of 5 years making it a much more attractive visa type than the KITAS. Once again, it is important to note that you cannot simply apply directly for a KITAP, you must have a Spouse KITAS with the same sponsor, with no gaps, for a minimum of 2 years.
The main benefit of upgrading is obviously the visa validity. Rather than having to go through the process annually, the Spouse KITAP lasts 5 years. Once the 5 years is up, you can reapply again.
Steps to get your Spouse KITAP
- Submit Spouse KITAP application at the local immigration office
- Attend a biometric and finger print session
- Await 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
Can I apply for a Spouse KITAP without a Spouse KITAS?
No, you must apply and have a Spouse KITAS valid for 2 years prior to application. To find out more, check out this page: Everything you need to know about the Spouse KITAS.
If I have a KITAP and get offered a job can I work using this visa?
The simple answer is no. You may not be employed whilst using this visa. If you do intend to work for an employer, you can apply for a Work Permit. You may keep the KITAP for Sponsorship purposes however.
Are there any other types of KITAP I could consider if I am not married to an Indonesian Citizen?
Yes, there are a number of types, such as Investor, Working and Retirement.
Can I extend the Spouse KITAP or is it limited to only 5 years?
You may extend the Spouse KITAP as long as you are still married to the same spouse.
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Requirements
- Sponsor Letter / Surat Pernyataan dan Jaminan (draft provided)
- Foreigner’s original passport / Passport asli orang asing
- Current Electronic KITAS and KITAS Stamp / KITAS Elektronik dan stemple KITAS saat ini
- Resident permit (SKTT) / Surat Keterangan Tempat Tinggal
- Copy of Police report (STM) / Surat Tanda Melampor
- Copy of Indonesian spouse ID / Salinan KTP pasangan Indonesia
- Copy of Family Registered Card of Indonesian spouse / Kartu Keluarga pasangan Indonesia
- Marriage Certificates / Akta Nikah
- Letter from foreigner’s embassy in Indonesia recognizing the marriage / Surat Keterangan dari Kedutaan WNA yang bersangkutan perihal pernikahan
- Letter of Domicile / Surat Keterangan Domisili (alamat tempat tinggal)
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