Second Home Visa (KITAS)

Second Home Visa (KITAS)

Who is it for and what are the benefits?

Second Home visa holders are entitled to several administrative benefits. One of them is the freedom to bring family members, including spouses, children, and parents. Such benefits help foreigners to apply to live in Indonesia in groups, which will make the process much easier.

As for KITAS holders, a foreigner's residence permit has the opportunity to change to a Second Home visa with certain legal conditions after the new regulations take effect.

However, it should be noted that Second Home Visa holders do not automatically have a work permit in Indonesia.

With these provisions, foreigners and former Indonesian citizens can only stay, make business investments without actively generating income from the state, and choose Indonesia as a retirement destination. To date, there is no information regarding changes in domestic taxpayer status if foreigners obtain a Second Home Visa.

Foreigners who wish to work in Indonesia, need to ensure the existence of a sponsor first before being able to contribute to all taxpayer obligations when generating income in the country.

Who Can Get a Second Home Visa?

Through a press release from the immigration authorities, the Second Home visa in Indonesia is not only available for foreigners. There are provisions regarding who can apply for the new immigration document.

Apart from foreign nationals, former Indonesian citizens are also eligible to apply for a Second Home visa. However, there are certain requirements that must be met before obtaining the visa. Widodo added that the new immigration regulation serves as a non-fiscal incentive.

The Second Home visa is expected to provide a stimulus for foreigners and ex-Indonesian citizens to contribute to Indonesia's economic growth.

Steps to Get Your Second Home KITAS

  1. Provide all KITAS-related documentation and we will verify to ensure a successful application.
  2. All documentation will be uploaded to the online immigration system. Once the visa is authorized, the applicant will receive an e-visa, which they must print out.
  3. The applicant can now enter Indonesia using the E-Visa.
  4. Upon arrival in Indonesia, the applicant must do biometrics where; they take a profile photo, as well as provide fingerprints.
  5. A KITAS (Residence Permit) will be issued and given to the applicant within 3 days.
  6. Within 14 days of the KITAS issuance, you must register at the Department of Civil Affairs, where you will get your SKSKPS and STM.

Required DocumentsKITAS

Second Home Visa applicants must complete these documents:

  • Copy of passport with at least 36 months to expire
  • Proof of funds with a minimum value of Two Billion Rupiah (or equivalent)
  • A recent 4x6 color photograph (red background according to circle, white background according to immigration website)
  • Curriculum Vitae

For Follower Sponsors, e.g. Children, the requirements are:

  • Copy of passport with at least 36 (thirty-six) months to expire
  • A recent 4x6 color photograph (red background according to the circle, white background according to the immigration website)
  • Valid Second Home Visa or Residence Permit of husband, wife, children of parents
  • Proof of family relationship with the Second Home Visa holder; Marriage Certificate and Birth Certificate in English.
Second Home Visa (KITAS)
Standard : Rp 30.000.000 (Jakarta)
Standard : Rp 30.000.000 (Bali)

Standard : 5 Days

  • Price are service fee prices only and exclude governmental fees
  • Processing times are approximate estimations and may vary
  • Please note prices may vary

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    General Questions

    Can a guarantor provide proof of income on behalf of a foreigner?
    As of now, there is no further information regarding such information.
    Information on this is conflicting, although it appears that the existing Retirement Visa will be replaced. Please note, This information is based on conversations with the immigration office, we cannot guarantee the outcome. we will update this article with new information on the Retirement Visa when received.
    According to the news, Second Home Visa is also called Long-term Visa for digital nomads and investors for several years and there are many announcements about when the "Digital nomad visa" will be available and what the conditions are.