The issuance of a Permanent Stay Permit (ITAP) without going through the Change of Status process can be applied to:

• Ex-double citizenship children of the Republic of Indonesia who choose foreign citizenship or do not make a choice until the age of 21 in the territory of Indonesia;
• Children born in the territory of Indonesia with parents who are holders of Permanent Stay Permits at the time of birth; and
• Indonesian citizens who lose Indonesian citizenship in the territory of Indonesia.

• A permanent Stay Permit (ITAP) is granted directly without Change of Status procedures based on applications submitted by a Foreign National, Sponsor, or Responsible Party to the head of the Immigration Office whose jurisdiction covers the residence of the Foreign Nationals.
• Permanent Stay Permit (ITAP) is granted for 5 years.
• For applicants for family reunification and children born in Indonesia to Foreign Nationals holding ITAP, the ITAP duration granted is in accordance with the duration of the Foreign Nationals' ITAP that they are following.
• The Permanent Stay Permit (KITAP) is issued in physical form and can be collected at the Immigration Office no earlier than 15 working days after its issuance. Additionally, it is issued in digital form and sent to the email of the Foreign National and sponsor.

Ex-double citizenship children of the Republic of Indonesia who choose foreign citizenship

Document Required

The submission is submitted through the application by attaching:

• legal and valid National Passport;
• signed statement of integration by the individual;
• guarantee proof from the sponsor;
• other documents explaining the purpose/objective or status  of the Foreign Nationals, such as:

1. proof of the submission of a statement choosing foreign citizenship in accordance with the provisions of the laws and regulations;
2. birth certificate of the individual translated into Indonesian by a sworn translator, except if it is already in English;
3. proof of the return of Immigration facilities or the return of Immigration Documents.

The application for ITAP must be submitted within 14 days of the return of Immigration Documents and/or Immigration facilities.

Procedures

1. Acceptance of application submission
2. Taking a photograph
3. Verification of immigration fee payment in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations
4. Approval from the Head of the Immigration Office or the designated Immigration Officer
5. Issuance

Note:

• The Immigration Office will electronically notify the Foreign National, Sponsor, or Responsible Party that the application documents have been received.
• If the attached documents contain errors or deficiencies, the Immigration Office will electronically notify the Foreign National, Sponsor, or Responsible Party to rectify or complete them within a maximum of 2 days from the date of the notification. The application will be rejected if no updates are made after this period.

Processing Times

• The issuance of a Permanent Stay Permit is completed within a maximum of 3 working days from the receipt of immigration fees.
• The virtual Permanent Stay Permit is sent electronically to the Foreign National, sponsor, or Responsible Party.

Ex-double citizenship children of the Republic of Indonesia who do not choose until the age of 21 years

Documents Required

The submission is submitted through the application by attaching:

• legal and valid National Passport;
• signed statement of integration by the individual;
• guarantee proof from the sponsor;
• other documents explaining the purpose/objective or status  of the Foreign Nationals, such as:

1. the respective birth certificate translated into Indonesian by a sworn translator, except if it is already in English;
2. proof of the return of Immigration facilities or the return of Immigration Documents.

Procedures

1. Acceptance of application submission
2. Taking a photograph
3. Verification of immigration fee payment in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations
4. Approval from the Head of the Immigration Office or the designated Immigration Officer
5. Issuance

Note:

• The Immigration Office will electronically notify the Foreign National, Sponsor, or Responsible Party that the application documents have been received. 
• If the attached documents contain errors or deficiencies, the Immigration Office will electronically notify the Foreign National, Sponsor, or Responsible Party to rectify or complete them within a maximum of 2 days from the date of the notification. The application will be rejected if no updates are made after this period.

Processing Times

• The issuance of a Permanent Stay Permit is completed within a maximum of 3 working days from the receipt of immigration fees. 
• The virtual Permanent Stay Permit is sent electronically to the Foreign National, Sponsor, or Responsible Party.

A child born in the territory of Indonesia, with the father and/or mother being holders of Permanent Stay Permit at the time of birth

Documents Required

The submission is submitted through the application by attaching:

• legal and valid National Passport;
• signed statement of integration by the individual;
• guarantee proof from the sponsor (sponsor from the parent, if applicable);
• other documents explaining the purpose/objective or status  of the Foreign Nationals, such as:

1. birth certificate of the child from the hospital or birth certificate issued by the authorized official;
2. valid and still effective National Passports of the father and/or mother;
3. valid and still effective Permanent Stay Permit of the father and/or mother;
4. certificate of birth report issued by the Immigration Office.

Procedures

1. Acceptance of application submission
2. Taking a photograph
3. Verification of immigration fee payment in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations
4. Approval from the Head of the Immigration Office or the designated Immigration Officer
5. Issuance

Note:

• The Immigration Office will electronically notify the Foreign National, Sponsor, or Responsible Party that the application documents have been received. 
• If the attached documents contain errors or deficiencies, the Immigration Office will electronically notify the Foreign National, Sponsor, or Responsible Party to rectify or complete them within a maximum of 2 days from the date of the notification. The application will be rejected if no updates are made after this period.

Processing Times

• The issuance of a Permanent Stay Permit is completed within a maximum of 3 working days from the receipt of immigration fees. 
• The virtual Permanent Stay Permit is sent electronically to the Foreign National, Sponsor, or Responsible Party.

Indonesian citizens who renounce their Indonesian citizenship in the Indonesian territory consist of:

1. Granted foreign citizenship while in the territory of Indonesia;
2. Found to possess a passport or a document that functions as a passport from a foreign country or a document that can be interpreted as valid proof of citizenship from another country in their name

A child, an Indonesian citizen who loses Indonesian citizenship in the territory of Indonesia as regulated in Article 41 of Law Number 12 of 2006 concerning Citizenship, who has not registered or has registered but has not chosen citizenship as regulated in Article 6 of Law Number 12 of 2006 concerning Citizenship, residing in the territory of Indonesia, and does not have any other stay permit.

Documents Required

The submission is submitted through the application by attaching:

• legal and valid National Passport;
• a signed statement of integration by the individual;
• guarantee proof from the sponsor;
• other documents explaining the purpose/objective or status  of the Foreign Nationals, such as:

1. birth certificate translated into Indonesian by a sworn translator, except if it is already in English; and
2. Marriage certificates or parents' marriage books are translated into Indonesian by a sworn translator, except if it is already in English.

Procedures

1. Acceptance of application submission
2. Taking a photograph
3. Verification of immigration fee payment in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations
4. The Head of the Immigration Office forwards the application to the Director General of Immigration
5. Granting of Permanent Stay Permit by the Directorate General of Immigration

Note:

• The Immigration Office will send an electronic notification to the Foreign National, Sponsor, or Responsible Party confirming the receipt of the application documents. 
• If the attached documents contain errors or deficiencies, the Immigration Office will electronically notify the Foreign National, Sponsor, or Responsible Party to rectify or complete them within a maximum of 2 days from the date of the notification. The application will be rejected if no updates are made after this period.

Processing Times

• The application is forwarded by the Head of the Immigration Office to the Director General of Immigration within a maximum period of 3 working days from the receipt of the immigration fee. The Director General of Immigration decides within a maximum of 5 working days from the date the application is received by the Director General of Immigration.
• The virtual Permanent Stay Permit is sent electronically to the Foreign National, Sponsor, or Responsible Party.

The issuance of ITAP is valid for 5 years: Rp5,000,000 per application.

The complete breakdown of the cost elements can be viewed on the Immigration Fees page.

1. Regulation of the Minister of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia Number 22 of 2023 on Visa and Stay Permit
2. Decree of the Minister of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia Number M.HH-02.GR.01.04 of 2023 on the Classification of Visas
3. Regulation of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia Number 9/PMK.02/2022 on Type and Tariff of Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) for Urgent Needs on Immigration Services in the Ministry of Law and Human Rights
4. Regulation of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia Number 82 of 2023 on Type and Tariff of Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) for Urgent Needs on Golden Visa Services in the Ministry of Law and Human Rights