PT. SANUR CONSULTING SERVICES

Immigration & Visa Services

Guidance and filing support for the visas, stay permits, and work authorizations foreign founders and employees need to live and work in Indonesia.

  • ITAS Investor & KITAS stay permit applications
  • Work permit (RPTKA) processing with the Ministry of Manpower
  • Business visa applications for short-term trips
  • Immigration & Manpower Ministry liaison
Immigration at a Glance

ITAS Investor, Work Permit & Visa requirements

A quick overview of what's typically needed — every case is reviewed individually before we file anything.

Immigration, visa & work permit assistance

ITAS Investor

For a foreign national holding shares in a PT PMA who wants to live in Indonesia on the strength of that investment.

  • Minimum paid-up share capital of IDR 10 billion under the investor's name
  • Company holds an active NIB and business license
  • Proof of share ownership in the PT PMA
  • Passport valid at least 18 months (1-year ITAS) or 30 months (2-year ITAS)
  • Supporting company profile and corporate documents

Work Permit (RPTKA)

Required before a foreign employee can legally work for a company in Indonesia.

  • Company holds an active NIB with the relevant KBLI enabled
  • Job description and justification for the foreign role
  • Knowledge-transfer plan with a designated Indonesian counterpart
  • Filed through the Ministry of Manpower's online system before immigration processing
  • Position must match the company's approved business activity

Business Visa

For short business trips — meetings, negotiations, or site visits — without taking up local employment.

  • Single-entry (index B211B): 60 days, extendable onshore up to 180 days total
  • Multiple-entry (index D212): valid 1, 2, or 5 years, 60 days per entry
  • Passport valid at least 6 months from the date of entry
  • Proof of funds — bank statement showing a minimum balance for the last 3 months
  • Requires an Indonesian sponsor

A note on government fees (PNBP)

Each category above also carries official government fees (PNBP) payable directly to Indonesian immigration or manpower authorities — separate from our professional service fee. As a general guide:

  • ITAS: typically around IDR 3–7.5 million, depending on category and duration
  • RPTKA processing: around IDR 500,000–1,000,000, plus a mandatory foreign-worker levy (DKPTKA) of USD 100 per worker per month
  • Business Visa: typically around IDR 1.5–5 million, depending on entry type and duration

These are indicative government figures only — actual PNBP rates are set by regulation and may be revised from time to time. We confirm the current amount for your specific case, separately from our service fee, before any filing.

Requirements are set by Indonesian immigration and manpower authorities and can change — we confirm the current checklist for your specific case before filing.