Description of Activities

• Joining for a biological child under the age of 18 (eighteen) who is unmarried, and whose parents hold a Limited Stay Permit or Permanent Stay Permit.

Extendable : Yes

Required Documents:

• Valid Nationality Passport at least 6 (six) months.
• Proof of living expenses of at least US$2000 (two thousand American dollars) or equivalent the last 3 months period (including name, date of period, and balance account).
• Latest colour photograph.
• Proof of guarantee from the Guarantor or a statement of commitment from the his/her parents
• Marriage certificate or marriage book that has been translated into Indonesian by a sworn translator except those that have been written in English
• Birth certificate that has been translated into Indonesian by a sworn translator except those that have been written in English
• Parents’ valid Limited Stay Permit/Permanent Stay Permit or Limited Stay Visa
• Proof of medical condition or proof of guardianship

Visa Validity

• This visa must be used within 90 days from the date of issue.
• Please note that the visa validity period is different from the period of stay, kindly check your visa for the period of stay Information.

Note:

• Please remember the processing time of obtain visa exclude public holidays and error system in government.
• After your arrival in Indonesia, you're required to give your original passport to us as soon as possible. This is in order to report to the nearby immigration office.
• For a Temporary Stay Permit with a maximum duration of 1 year, it can be submitted at the earliest 30 days and at the latest on the day the ITAS expires.
• Extension applications for ITAS that have been submitted and the immigration fees paid before the ITAS expires are not considered overstaying if the application process exceeds the ITAS duration.
• ITAS extensions are granted 1 day after the ITAS expiration date.
• Staying in Indonesia over the period of your stay permit, engaging in prohibited activities, not complying with visa conditions, and/or not complying with Indonesian laws may result in you paying fines, being deported, and/or other legal charges.