Visa Services & Immigration Consulting
A Dependent Visa (KITAS) in Indonesia is a type of visa that allows family members (spouse, children under 17 years old) of a foreign national who holds a primary visa (like a work permit or KITAS/KITAP) to live with them in Indonesia.
A Dependent Golden Visa serves the same purpose but is specifically tied to the Indonesian Golden Visa program. This program offers 5 to 10-year residency options to foreign investors, individuals with exceptional talent, and those seeking a second home in Indonesia.
The E31B Dependent Visa is available to the spouse of a foreign national holding a Golden Visa. The visa allows the spouse to stay in Indonesia for up to 10 years, subject to the applicable immigration requirements. The holder is not permitted to work and conduct a business in Indonesia under this visa, however can own a property under HGB.
The E31H Dependent Visa is intended for parents of a foreign national holding an Indonesian Golden Visa. It provides an immigration pathway for eligible parents to stay with their family member in Indonesia, subject to the applicable requirements.
The E31J Dependent Visa is available to eligible siblings of a foreign national holding an Indonesian Golden Visa, supporting family reunification where the relevant immigration conditions are satisfied.
As Indonesian immigration regulations can change, applicants should confirm the applicable requirements before submitting an application. Professional immigration guidance can help foreign families determine the appropriate Golden Visa for dependent family members and prepare the required documentation accurately.
Typically, this includes spouses, unmarried children under 18, and in some cases, parents. The specific eligibility criteria can vary depending on the primary applicant’s Golden Visa category.
It’s possible, but the process may vary depending on the specific circumstances and regulations.
The dependent visa is usually linked to the primary visa, so any changes to the primary visa could affect the dependent’s status.
Contact Us
Stay informed with the latest Indonesia Visa & Business updates.
Latest News
A virtual office in Indonesia offers businesses a flexible way to establish a professional business address without leasing a conventional office. For foreign investors and companies entering the Indonesian market, virtual office solutions can reduce overheads, provide administrative support and help establish a business presence, subject to applicable regulations. However, not every business activity is […]
Lets Move Indonesia
10/16/2026
Indonesia and Egypt have announced new bilateral agreements covering diplomatic cooperation, visa arrangements, statistics, and maritime affairs, alongside plans to expand trade and investment. The developments could strengthen economic ties between the two countries, although the implications for Immigration Indonesia and Indonesia Visa requirements will depend on how the agreements are implemented. Indonesian President Prabowo […]
Lets Move Indonesia
10/14/2026
For foreign investors looking to expand into Indonesia, acquiring an established business can offer a faster route into the market than building a new operation from the ground up. An acquisition can provide access to existing customers, local expertise, operational infrastructure and distribution networks, while helping an investor establish a stronger position in Southeast Asia. […]
Lets Move Indonesia
10/14/2026
After years of helping our clients settle in, build businesses and make Indonesia home, we wanted to do something in return. As a thank you to our loyal customers, every eligible service purchased from LMI Consultancy/Lets Move Indonesia comes with two complimentary tickets to selected Social Expat events in Jakarta and Bali, with a combined […]
Lets Move Indonesia
10/07/2026
With 2027 approaching, companies operating in Indonesia should begin planning around the official public holidays and collective leave days in the country. On 15 September 2026, the Government of Indonesia formally established the 2027 holiday calendar through the Joint Decree of the Minister of Religious Affairs, Minister of Manpower, and Minister of Administrative and Bureaucratic […]
Lets Move Indonesia
09/29/2026
Indonesia’s investment framework is designed to make more business activities available to international capital while retaining restrictions in selected sectors. For foreign investors planning to establish a large enterprise or enter the Indonesian market, the first question is therefore not simply whether a sector is open, but under what conditions. The framework is commonly known […]
Lets Move Indonesia
09/24/2026