Retirement KITAS
The Retirement KITAS is designed for foreign nationals aged 55 and above who wish to spend their retirement years in Indonesia. This visa does not permit any form of employment — it is strictly for retirees who can demonstrate sufficient financial means.
Documents Required
Requirements
- Valid passport (min. 18 months validity)
- Proof of age (55 years or older)
- Proof of pension or savings (min. USD 1,500/month)
- Health insurance with Indonesia coverage
- Proof of accommodation (lease or property)
- Passport-size photos (4x6 cm, white background)
- Statement of intent (not to work in Indonesia)
- CV / personal background statement
Step-by-Step Process
- Eligibility Review — We verify your age, financial qualifications, and insurance coverage meet the requirements.
- Document Preparation — We compile and translate all documents, including pension proof, insurance, and accommodation evidence.
- Sponsor Arrangement — We arrange an Indonesian sponsor (required for retirement visa applications) through our network.
- Immigration Submission — We submit the application to the Directorate General of Immigration for processing.
- Visa Stamp & Entry — You collect your visa at the embassy/consulate or enter Indonesia with your approval letter.
- KITAS Card & Registration — Complete biometrics and local registration (SKTT) to finalize your retirement stay.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The Retirement KITAS strictly prohibits any form of employment or business activity in Indonesia. If you want to work or run a business, you need an Investor KITAS or Remote Worker KITAS instead.
No. You need to show proof of accommodation, which can be a rental agreement. Some retirees purchase property through a PT PMA or Hak Pakai arrangement, but it is not a requirement for the visa.
Yes. Your spouse can apply for a dependent KITAS linked to your retirement visa. They must also meet health insurance requirements. Children cannot be sponsored under a retirement visa.
Yes, proof of health insurance valid in Indonesia is a mandatory requirement for the Retirement KITAS. The policy must provide coverage within Indonesia, including hospitalization and emergency medical treatment. Many applicants use international health insurance providers with Indonesian coverage, or local providers such as Allianz Indonesia or Prudential Indonesia.
No, the Retirement KITAS explicitly prohibits employment or business activities in Indonesia. You cannot be employed by any company, run your own business, or perform freelance work. If you wish to work or invest, you must obtain a separate visa such as an Investor KITAS or Remote Worker KITAS. Violating this condition can result in visa revocation and deportation.
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