Working Visa KITAS

The Essential Permit for Foreign Employees in Indonesia
The Working KITAS in Indonesia is a temporary work permit designed to help foreign nationals who wish to work in Indonesia. This work permit is comprehensive and allows anyone to work and earn money in Indonesia with ease.
To qualify, a person must have a valid work contract with one of the companies or organizations in Indonesia.
The validity of the Working KITAS depends on the job title of the foreign worker and the work permit application. The permit is valid for 6 to 12 months and must be approved by the Ministry of Manpower.

Approved applications grant an initial stay of up to 30 days, extendable for an additional 30 days. Before applying, ensure your country is listed as eligible for Visa on Arrival.

Applying from	Visa	Stay	Work Permit	Work Insurance	Regular (up to 60 business days)	Priority (up to 40 business days)
Outside Indonesia	Working Kitas	6 months	USD 600	IDR 3.000.000	IDR 15.250.000	IDR 18.250.000
Outside Indonesia	Working Kitas	1 year	USD 1,200	-	IDR 17.750.000	IDR 21.250.000
Within Indonesia	Conversion from Visa (C/D) to Working Kitas	6 months	USD 600	IDR 3.000.000	IDR 17.750.000	IDR 20.250.000
Within Indonesia	Conversion from Visa (C/D) to Working Kitas	1 year	USD 1,200	-	IDR 20.250.000	IDR 23.250.000

Who can use the Working KITAS?

The Working KITAS is suitable for many people, including:

Those who plan to work in Indonesia.
People who own companies registered in Indonesia.
Those who need to perform specific professional activities.

Required Documents

From the Applicant:

Passport: Valid for at least 6 months.
Educational Qualification: Latest diploma or bachelor’s degree.
Insurance: Medical or travel insurance.
Photograph: Recent passport-sized photo with a red background.

From the Sponsor (Employer):

TKA ONLINE Credentials: Username and password for the Ministry of Manpower’s system (if available).
Company Documents:

Official letterhead.
Latest company bank statement with a minimum balance of USD 10,000.
Notary Act of Establishment and any amendments (legalized).
Tax Identification Number (NPWP).
Domicile Certificate (SKTU).
Business Registration Number (NIB).
Business License from the OSS system.

Staff and Directors’ Information:

Scanned ID cards of directors, commissioners, and one local staff member.
A photograph of the local staff member.

Manpower Report: Online report of manpower compliance (WLKP).

Fees and Processing Time

Collect documents

Gather the required documents: passport scan, return flight ticket, and formal photograph.

Apply

Send the documents to the official contact address for Visa Station Bali.

Consultant Assistance

Receive assistance from a dedicated consultant throughout the application process.

Receive E-VITAS

Upon arrival in Indonesia, your E-ITAS will be sent to you.

Additional Information

Processing Time: Typically takes 7–14 business days.
Cost: Fees depend on the visa duration and will be processed in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).

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Disclaimer

VisaStation is an independent agency, not part of the Indonesian government. We provide visa and permit assistance, not legal advice. Applying through us includes both government and service fees, which may be higher than applying directly. All costs are clearly shown during the process. For official visa information, visit https://evisa.imigrasi.go.id/.