Visa Services & Immigration Consulting
Your KITAS/KITAP is directly linked to your passport. When you receive a new passport, the old one becomes invalid. This discrepancy between your immigration records and your actual passport can create legal issues. Mutasi Paspor ensures that your immigration status remains valid and uninterrupted.
Mutasi Paspor (Passport Mutation) is the process of updating your immigration records with the details of your new passport. This is essential when your old passport expires or you obtain a new one for any reason. Even if your KITAS or KITAP is still valid, the information linked to it must reflect your current passport details.
Failing to update your passport information can lead to complications with immigration authorities, including difficulties with travel, visa extensions, and other administrative processes.
At Lets Move Indonesia, we offer two processing options:
Please note these are estimated timelines and may vary depending on the specific Immigration Office and current processing volume.
The required documents for Mutasi Paspor typically include:
Lets Move Indonesia provides assistance in navigating these requirements, ensuring you have the correct documentation to avoid unnecessary delays.
You should apply for Passport Mutation as soon as you receive your new passport.
Failure to update your passport information can lead to complications with travel, visa extensions, and other administrative processes.
It is generally not advisable to travel while your application is being processed, as your old passport will be held by the Immigration Office.
While it is possible to handle the process yourself, using an experienced agent like Let’s Move Indonesia can save you time, stress, and potential complications.
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