Indonesia Entrepreneur & Investor Migration Visas

Indonesia offers 2 main migration programs for entrepreneurs and investors seeking to relocate to the archipelago, namely, the KITAS and KITAP visas.

The KITAS visa allows succesful applicants to reside in Indonesia and is a recognised pathway to obtaining Indonesian Permanent Residency status under KITAP visa upon the fulfilment of qualifying criteria.

The KITAP visa is a more direct path to obtaining Indonesian Permanent Residency status albeit with a much higher qualifying threshold criteria when compared to the KITAS visa pathway.

KITAS VISA

• Your Indonesian incorporated company should have at least USD1 million authorised capital and a minimum of USD250,000 paid-up; and
• Your shareholding/investment in the Indonesian incorporated company should be at least USD100,000; and
• You are an individual who has an entrepreneurial track record of starting highly-scalable businesses; and
• You are a director or commissioner of the Indonesian incorporated company.
• The KITAS visa is valid for up to 2 years (renewable).

KITAP VISA

• You are an investor in an Indonesian incorporated company with at least USD1 million authorised capital and a minimum of USD250,000 paid-up; and
• You have held the role of director or commissiioner in an Indonesian incorporated company for at least 4 consecutive years preceding the application; or
• You are a holder of a KITAS visa for the last 4 years preceding the application; and
• You are an individual who has significant business experience;
• The KITAP visa is valid for up to 5 years (renewable).

Detailed Suitablity Assessment Report

The above information is only intended as a summary of the broad requirements under each migration visa and is not intended to be exhaustive. Ultimately, whether an individual qualifies under any of the above programs depends on many qualitative and quantitative factors. Policy changes may also adversely impact the application outcomes.

Residency Asia recommends that individuals first undertake a detailed suitablity assessment to determine their suitablity for each of the above programs.

Whilst such a detailed suitablity assessment does not guarantee, nor will it be conclusive of, the application's final outcome, more often than not, the detailed suitablity assesement report will provide the individual with an efficient and costs-effective means to determine the program that best meets their needs, and the necessary preparatory work to undertake in order to achieve a favourable final outcome, well before embarking on a costly and time-consuming formal application process involving the government authorities and agencies.

Preliminary Documents for Singapore Entrepreneur and Investor Migration Visa Detailed Suitability Assessment

The following preliminary documents (in pdf format) will be required should you decide to proceed with a detailed suitability assessment:

• Passport
• Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• Last three (3) years of income tax assessment from home country or other country of residence
• Short write-up of proposed business setup / investment to be made
• List of dependents accompanying applicant including their names, age, nationality and relationship to the applicant