Kitas
KITAS E28A - 1 Year Investor KITAS
The Investor KITAS (Kartu Izin Tinggal Terbatas) is a temporary stay permit designed for foreign investors who have a significant investment in an Indonesian company (PT PMA). Valid for 1 year, it allows you to legally live and work in Indonesia to manage your business. This permit provides multiple entry and exit privileges and exempts the holder from paying the annual work permit fee (DKP-TKA).
The Investor KITAS, also known as an Investor Limited Stay Permit, is a specialized residence permit for foreign nationals who have made a substantial financial investment in a Foreign-Owned Company (PT PMA) in Indonesia. This permit is a strategic option that offers a number of key benefits over traditional work visas.Key CharacteristicsOfficial Names: Investor KITAS, ITAS Investor (Izin Tinggal Terbatas Investor).Purpose: The primary purpose is for an investor to legally reside in Indonesia to manage and oversee their business operations.Validity Period: The Investor KITAS is typically issued for a validity of 1 year, based on the applicant's passport validity and investment details.Investment Threshold: To qualify, an investor must hold shares with a minimum value of IDR 10 billion in a company.Multiple Entry: This permit includes a Multiple Exit/Re-Entry Permit (MERP), allowing the holder to travel freely in and out of Indonesia for the duration of the KITAS validity without needing to reapply.Breakdown of Features & BenefitsWork Authorization: Unlike other stay permits, the Investor KITAS grants the holder the right to work as a Director or Commissioner within their own PT PMA without needing to apply for a separate work permit (IMTA) or pay the monthly DKP-TKA fee (around USD 1,200/year).Long-Term Stay: The KITAS provides a legal basis for long-term residency in Indonesia, with renewal options that can lead to permanent residency (KITAP) after a certain period.Family Sponsorship: Investor KITAS holders can sponsor their spouse and children to obtain a Dependent KITAS, allowing their family to reside with them in Indonesia.Financial Benefits: As a legal resident, you can open local bank accounts, apply for credit cards, and engage in other financial activities.