Investor KITAS
The Investor KITAS is designed for foreign nationals who own or direct an Indonesian company (PT PMA). This visa is tied to your investment and company registration, providing a legal basis for living in Indonesia while running your business.
Documents Required
Requirements
- Valid passport (min. 18 months validity)
- PT PMA company documents (deed, NIB, NPWP)
- Company investment plan (minimum IDR 10 billion)
- Appointment letter as director/commissioner
- Domicile letter (company office address)
- Passport-size photos (4x6 cm, white background)
- Sponsor letter from the PT PMA
- RPTKA (Foreign Worker Placement Plan)
Step-by-Step Process
- Company Verification — We verify your PT PMA registration, NIB, and investment compliance before starting the visa application.
- RPTKA Application — We submit the Foreign Worker Placement Plan to the Ministry of Manpower on your behalf.
- Telex / Visa Approval — Once RPTKA is approved, we apply for the visa notification (telex) through immigration.
- Visa Stamp & Entry — You collect your visa stamp at the nearest embassy/consulate or enter Indonesia with the approval.
- Biometrics & KITAS Card — Complete biometric registration and receive your physical KITAS card at the local immigration office.
- SKTT & IMTA — We register your domicile and obtain your work permit (IMTA) for full legal compliance.
Frequently Asked Questions
The minimum investment plan for a PT PMA is IDR 10 billion (approximately USD 625,000) with minimum paid-up capital of IDR 10 billion per shareholder. Requirements vary by sector and KBLI codes selected for your business.
No. The Investor KITAS is tied to your specific PT PMA. You can only work for the sponsoring company. If you have multiple businesses, each may require separate arrangements.
You can leave and re-enter Indonesia freely with a valid KITAS. However, your Re-Entry Permit (MERP) must be valid. We typically arrange a multiple-exit re-entry permit so you can travel without restrictions.
Yes. After holding a KITAS consecutively for 3-5 years (depending on circumstances), you may apply for KITAP (permanent stay). Your company must remain compliant throughout this period.
Yes, after holding an Investor KITAS for a consecutive period (typically 3-4 years), you can apply for KITAP (Kartu Izin Tinggal Tetap). Your PT PMA must remain in good standing with active NIB, current tax filings, and valid investment realization reports. We guide you through the KITAP conversion process, including the Indonesian language proficiency requirement.
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