Dependent / Family KITAS Indonesia

Eligibility includes: The spouse of a foreigner holding a KITAS or KITAP, children under the age of 18 of the primary KITAS/KITAP holder, and parents over the age of 55 who are dependent on the foreigner.

The validity period depends on the type of KITAS the primary applicant holds. For example, a dependent KITAS sponsored by a KITAS Index 313 is valid for one year, while one sponsored by Index 314 is valid for two years. You can extend your KITAS for up to five years in total.

Common requirements include a valid passport, visa application form, medical certificate, police clearance certificate, marriage certificate (if applicable), birth certificates of children (if applicable), and a letter of sponsorship from the primary applicant.

While our agency can expedite certain steps (e.g., e-Visa issuance in 14 working days), the entire end-to-end process including embassy approvals and local immigration clearance can vary, typically taking several weeks to a few months.

You can apply through the Indonesian embassy or consulate in your home country by providing the required documentation, or you can utilize a trusted agency like InvestinAsia to manage the bureaucracy for you.

Yes, you can extend your dependent visa in Indonesia. You will need to apply for an extension through the Indonesian Immigration Office before your current permit expires.

No, your spouse cannot legally work on a dependent visa. However, they may be able to apply for a separate work permit (Working KITAS) if they secure employment with an Indonesian company.

Yes, a dependent visa can be converted to a work permit in Indonesia. You will need to meet specific requirements, such as securing a formal job offer from an Indonesian corporate sponsor and possessing the necessary skills and qualifications.