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If you already possess a KITAS/KITAP and have a job offer in Indonesia, the Work Permit Only option presents a flexible alternative to a traditional Working KITAS/KITAP.
This permit specifically authorizes employment and can be obtained in conjunction with various existing visas, such as a Spouse KITAS. This allows you to maintain your current sponsorship while pursuing employment opportunities.
1. Application of RPTKA
2. Notification to pay DPKK
3. Completion of Work Permit (IMTA)
Yes, you do. If you are working in Indonesia, you must pay the mandatory DPKK fund of $100 per month for length of permit.
It can be up to 12 months, depending on employment contract.
This is not a visa, it only allows the bearer to work and generate income. The rules and regulations of your visa still apply.
This is not a visa, it only allows the bearer to work and generate income. The rules and regulations of your visa still apply.
Expatriate passport with minimum 4 blank pages still available with minimum 18 (eighteen) months validity and scanned copy of identification page and cover
Clear recent photo of the expatriate, in red background, format .jpeg
Address in Indonesia (with domicile letter)
Health insurance (for 1 year applications only)
Curriculum Vitae (CV) of the expatriate
Certificate of degree graduated / Academic background
Certificate of Employment or Reference Letters from previous company
Other documents if required.
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