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The Family Sponsored KITAS is a family visa that specifically helps individuals who are the child of mixed married couples. It allows them get a limited stay permit to live in Indonesia with a 1-year validity.
Additionally, this visa application allows the holder to convert to a KITAP and as with all family KITAS, the visa is extendable with a multiple entry permit.
1. Application of E-Vitas C317
2. Upon the arrival to Indonesia, the foreigner is required to drop the original passport to our office
3. E-vitas to KITAS conversion at the local immigration office
4. Attend the biometric and fingerprint session
5. KITAS completion with the E-KITAS along with multiple entry re-entry permit
Although quite similar, these visa types are different. The Repatriation KITAS is for ex Indonesian citizens, whereas this visa is for mixed children born of Indonesian and foreign parents.
The dependent KITAS is for dependents (husband, wife, children) following a sponsored family member.
Yes, it can.
Application letter
Original Passport with validity minimum 18 months prior expiry date
Proof of living expenses of at least US $2000 or equivalent for the last 3 months.
Recent coloured photograph
Curriculum Vitae
Travel Itinerary
Family card (KK) of Indonesian parent.
Proof of birth of the Foreigner, such as:
– Birth certificate issued by an authorized government agency; or
– Proof of birth reporting at the Indonesian Mission or the authorized government agency in Indonesia, if
Foreigners are born abroad.
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