Passport Mutation

When an expatriate renews their passport, the new passport is issued with a different number and details. However, the valid KITAS or KITAP is still legally tied to the old passport number in the immigration system. This discrepancy is a significant legal issue that must be rectified through a "passport mutation" or "alih paspor" procedure with the local immigration office. Failure to complete this process can lead to complications, including:Denial of entry or departure from Indonesia.Confusion and delays at airport immigration counters.Complications during the renewal or extension of your stay permit.Our service eliminates the stress and confusion of this bureaucratic process. We handle the entire procedure, from preparing the required application letters to submitting both your old and new passports to the immigration office for the official transfer of your visa and stay permit data. We ensure a seamless transition of your immigration records, providing you with a legally updated passport that is ready for travel.Key Characteristics and FeaturesMandatory Legal Requirement: This is a non-negotiable legal obligation for all KITAS/KITAP holders with a new passport.Travel-Ready Documents: Ensures your new passport is officially endorsed with your valid stay permit information, allowing for smooth travel in and out of Indonesia.Full-Service Handling: We manage all correspondence and submissions with the immigration office on your behalf, so you do not have to navigate the bureaucracy yourself.Preventative Compliance: This service is a preventative measure that saves you from potential fines, delays, and legal issues in the future.