Legal Service: Family KITAS

Family Union KITAS (KITAS Penyatuan Keluarga)

The E31 Family KITAS in Indonesia is the updated version of the C317 Family/Spouse KITAS, based on the latest index.

E31A – Spouse of Indonesian Citizen (1 or 2 Years): For spouses of Indonesian citizens, officially recognized by the Ministry of Home Affairs of Indonesia or an Indonesian Mission.
E31B – Spouse Visa (1, 2, 5, or 10 Years): For individuals who are the spouse of someone holding a Limited Stay Permit (KITAS) or Permanent Stay Permit (KITAP).
E31C – Child of Indonesian Citizen (1 or 2 Years): For children from a legal marriage where one parent is an Indonesian citizen, recognized by the Ministry of Home Affairs of Indonesia or the Indonesian Mission.
E31D – Child of Foreigners (1 or 2 Years): For children of foreign nationals who are legally married to Indonesian citizens.
E31E – Child Visa (1, 2, 5, or 10 Years): For unmarried children under 18 years old whose parents hold KITAS or Permanent Stay Permits (KITAP).
E31F – Legally Recognized Child (1 or 2 Years): For children legally related to their Indonesian father and/or mother, as established by an Indonesian court.
E31G – Foreign Parents Reuniting with Indonesian Citizen Child (1 or 2 Years): For foreign parents intending to reunite with their adult child (aged 21 or older) who is an Indonesian citizen.
E31H – Foreign Parents Reuniting with Child Holding KITAS/KITAP (1, 2, 5, or 10 Years): For foreign parents intending to reunite with their adult child holding either a Limited Stay Permit (KITAS) or a Permanent Stay Permit (KITAP).

Purpose
The purpose of the family KITAS visa is to allow family members of the primary KITAS holder to reside with them in Indonesia. This visa is designed to support family reunification and provides legal residence permits for spouses and children.

Validity
The validity of the family KITAS visa typically aligns with the validity of the primary KITAS holder’s visa, allowing family members to stay in Indonesia for the same duration. This period can range from 6 months to 2 years, depending on the type of KITAS.

Extension Possibility

The family KITAS visa can typically be extended along with the primary KITAS holder’s visa. Extensions are possible for the same duration as the original visa, ensuring family members can continue to reside in Indonesia legally.

Essential Documentation

From the Applicant:

A valid national passport with at least 6 (six) months of validity.
Proof of living expenses amounting to at least US$2000 (two thousand American dollars) or equivalent.
The latest color photograph.
Curriculum Vitae (CV).
Travel itinerary.
Proof of guarantee from the guarantor or a statement of commitment from the husband or wife.
Marriage certificate or marriage book translated into Indonesian by a sworn translator, except if it is written in English.
A valid Limited Stay Permit/Permanent Stay Permit or Limited Stay Visa of the husband or wife.

Processing steps

Step 1: Receive Your E-Visa

Once your E-Visa application is approved, you will receive an E-Visa.

Step 2: Print Necessary Documents

Print both your sponsorship documents and the E-Visa, as these will be required for entry into Indonesia.

Step 3: Enter Indonesia

Use your printed E-Visa to enter Indonesia within 90 days from the date of issuance.

Step 4: Submit Your Passport

Upon arrival in Indonesia, submit your passport to Bali Visa within 30 days. We will take it to the local immigration office for final approval.

Step 5: Biometrics Process

Visit the Immigration office for the biometrics process. Bali Visa will notify you of the schedule and necessary steps.

Visa Extensions Information

The annual renewal fee for a KITAS (Indonesian stay permit) is 8,000,000 IDR. It is important to initiate the renewal 1 to 3 months before the KITAS expires.

Required documents:

Applicant’s passport
Domicile letter confirming the home address
SKTT (Temporary Residential Registration).

Notes

Clients are responsible for their own income tax report fees and processing of NPWP (Tax file number), including any associated fees.
Clients must also cover BPJS (health and work insurance) fees.
Clients are responsible for any financial and criminal activities they engage in within Indonesia.
The price does not include the Residency Certificate (SKTT).
A Domicile letter is needed only for Kitas renewal or in case of an address change (this does not cover variable Banjar donations).
SKTT is required only for Kitas renewal or when purchasing a vehicle.

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