An advanced glossary of terms related to the Limited Stay Permit (KITAS) in Indonesia.
The primary residency permit for foreigners working, investing, or residing long-term in Indonesia.
The status of limited stay, while KITAS refers to the card (physical or digital) representing that status.
The Indonesian term for a foreign citizen.
The Indonesian term for an Indonesian citizen.
Business Identification Number for companies, essential for sponsoring a KITAS.
The electronic system used for business licensing and visa sponsorship applications.
The agency that regulates foreign investment and approves investor KITAS categories.
The Religious Affairs Office, relevant for marriage KITAS for Muslims.
The Civil Registry Office where foreigners report their domicile and marriage.
A domicile registration certificate required for all KITAS holders.
Identity card for foreigners holding permanent residence (KITAP).
Indonesian Tax ID, which some KITAS holders are required to obtain.
A foreign worker utilization plan required for work permits.
The final work authorization approval before the visa stage.
A mandatory $1,200 annual fee paid by employers for hiring foreign workers.
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