President of the Republic of Indonesia

THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

NUMBER 31 OF 2013

REGARDING

IMPLEMENTING REGULATION OF ACT NUMBER 6 OF 2011 ON IMMIGRATION

BY THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY

THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,Considering: a.that in order to implement the provisions of Article 23, Article 33, Article 47, Article 65, Article 90, Article 103 and Article 112 of Act Number 6 of 2011 on Immigration, it is necessary to establish a Government Regulation on Implementing Regulation of Act Number 6 of 2011 on Immigration;In view of: 1.Article 5 paragraph (2) of the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia;

2.Act Number 6 of 2011 on Immigration (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia of 2011 Number 52, Supplement to State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 5216);DECIDED:To stipulate:GOVERNMENT REGULATION REGARDING IMPLEMENTING REGULATION OF ACT NUMBER 6 OF 2011 ON IMMIGRATION.

CHAPTER I

GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1In this Government Regulation the following terms shall bear the meanings below:

1. Immigration shall refer to matters on traffic of people entering or exiting the Indonesian Territory and its supervision in order to uphold the enforcement of state sovereignty.2. State Territory of the Republic of Indonesia, hereinafter referred to as the Indonesian Territory, shall mean the whole areas of the Indonesian Territory and certain zones as defined by law.3. Foreigners are people who are not Indonesian citizens.4. Immigration Check Point shall be a Check Point at seaports, airports, border crossing posts or other places as a place of entry to and exit from the Indonesian Territory.5. Immigration Management Information System is a technology and communication information system that is used to collect, process and provide information to support operations, management, and decision-making in performing Immigration Function.6. Transport Mode shall refer to ships, aircrafts, or other means of transport commonly used, for transporting both passengers and goods.7. Persons in Charge of Transport Mode refer to owners, administrators, agents, masters, ship captains, plane captains/pilots, or drivers of relevant Transport Mode.8. Entry Sign shall be a certain sign of a stamp affixed on Travel Documents of Indonesia citizens and Foreigners, both manually and electronically, to be issued by an Immigration Officer as a sign that the relevant persons enter the Indonesian Territory.9. Exit Sign is a particular sign of a stamp affixed on Travel Documents of Indonesia citizens and Foreigners, both manually and electronically, to be issued by an Immigration Officer as a sign that the relevant persons exit the Indonesian Territory.10. Re-entry Permit means a permit granted by an Immigration Officer to a Foreigner holding a Limited Stay Permit and a Permanent Stay Permit to re-enter the Indonesian Territory.11. Travel Documents shall refer to official documents issued by any competent authorities of a country, the United Nations, or other international organizations to take an interstate trip that includes the identity of the holder.12. Travel documents of the Republic of Indonesia mean Passport of the Republic of Indonesia and Travel Document in Lieu of Passport of the Republic of Indonesia.13. Immigration Documents mean Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia and Stay Permit issued by an Immigration Officer or an Foreign Service Officer.

14. Nationality Passport is a document issued by a foreign country to its citizens to take an interstate trip to be in force for a certain period.15. Passport of the Republic of Indonesia, hereinafter referred to as the Passport, means a document issued by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia to Indonesian citizens to take an interstate trip to be in force for a certain period.16. Travel Document in Lieu of Passport of the Republic of Indonesia, hereinafter referred to as the Travel Document in Lieu of Passport, refers to a passport replacement document given a in certain circumstances which are valid for a certain period.17. Visa of the Republic of Indonesia, hereinafter referred to as the Visa, means a written statement given by a competent authority in the Representation of the Republic of Indonesia or other places designated by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia, to include an approval for Foreigners to travel to the Indonesian Territory and become a basis for granting a Stay Permit.

18. Stay Permit means a permit given to Foreigners by an Immigration Officer or a Foreign Service Officer to stay in the Indonesian Territory.19. Permanent Stay Permit is a permit granted to certain Foreigners to reside and settle in the Indonesian Territory as Indonesian residents.20. Guarantor is a person or Corporation who is responsible for the existence and activities of Foreigners while being in the Indonesian Territory.21. Corporation is a group of organized people and/or properties, whether incorporated or unincorporated.22. Immigration Intelligence means Immigration investigation and Immigration security activities in the framework of the presentation of information through analysis to establish the estimated Immigration circumstances faced or to be faced.23. Immigration Administrative Actions mean administrative sanctions assigned by an Immigration Officer to Foreigners outside the judicial process.

24. Immigration Detention Center is a technical unit that runs Immigration Functions as a temporary shelter for Foreigners who are subject to the Immigration Administrative Actions.25. Immigration Detention Room is a temporary shelter for Foreigners who are subject to the Immigration Administrative Actions to be located in of the Directorate General of Immigration and the Immigration Office.26. Detainees are Foreigners occupying the Immigration Detention Center or the Immigration Detention Space that has been ruled for detention by the Immigration Officer.27. Prevention is a temporary restriction on people to come out of the Indonesian Territory based on any immigration reasons or any other reasons prescribed by Act.28. Deterrence means prohibition against Foreigners to enter the Indonesian Territory by any Immigration reasons.29. People Smuggling is the act of aiming for profit, either directly or indirectly, for themselves or for others, to bring a person or a group of persons, whether organized or not organized, or to order others to bring a person or a group of persons, whether organized or not organized, who do not have the legal right to enter the Indonesian Territory or exit the Indonesian Territory and/or enter the territory of another country which they do not have the right to enter lawfully, either by using legal documents or false documents, or without using the Travel Documents, either through immigration clearance or not.30. Deportation means the act of forcibly eject Foreigners from the Indonesian Territory.31. Minister shall mean the minister who is in charge of carrying out the government affairs in law and human rights.32. Director General shall be the Director General of Immigration.33. Immigration Officers shall mean the staffs that have passed through special education of Immigration, and have technical expertise of Immigration and have any authority to implement the duties and responsibilities under Act Number 6 of 2011 on Immigration.34. Civil Servant Investigators of Immigration, hereinafter referred to as Immigration Investigators, shall mean Immigration Officers who are authorized by Law in order to conduct the criminal investigation of Immigration.35. Landing Examining Officers mean the immigration staffs appointed by the Head of Immigration Office to do examination on people who enter or exit the Indonesian Territory.36. Foreign Service Officers are Civil Servants who have attended special education and training to serve in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Representative of the Republic of Indonesia.37. Representative of the Republic of Indonesia shall refer to the Indonesian Embassy, the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia, and Consulate of the Republic of Indonesia.

CHAPTER II

ENTRY AND EXIT REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES

OF THE INDONESIAN TERRITORY

Part One

General

Article 2(1) Any person entering or exiting the Indonesian Territory shall have legal and valid Travel Documents with him.(2) Every Foreigner who enters the Indonesian Territory shall be required to have a legal and valid Visa, unless otherwise provided by Act Number 6 of 2011 on Immigration and international treaties.

Part TwoEntry and Exit Requirements of the Indonesian Territory

Paragraph 1

Entry and Exit Requirements of the Indonesian Territory for Foreigners Article 3Every Foreigner entering the Indonesian Territory must meet the following requirements:

a. holding a legal and valid Visa, except those exempted from the requirement to hold a Visa;

b. legal and valid Travel Documents, and

c. not listed in the list of Deterrence.

Article 4For Foreigners exempted from the requirement to hold a Visa, in addition to meet the requirements as referred to in Article 3 letters b and c, they must also have a return ticket or season ticket to another country.

Article 5For Foreigners holding a limited Stay Permit or Permanent Stay Permit, in addition to the requirements as referred to in Article 3 letters b and c, they also must have a legal and valid Re-entry Permit to the Indonesian Territory.

Article 6Every Foreigner exiting the Indonesian Territory must meet the following requirements:a. legal and valid Travel Documents;

b. not listed in the list of Prevention;

c. holding a sign of getting Transport Mode, except for Foreigners of traditional border crossers, and

d. holding an exit permit for Foreigners who are subject to Immigration Administrative Actions.

Paragraph 2Entry and Exit Requirements of the Indonesian Territory for Indonesian CitizensArticle 7Every Indonesian citizen who enters the Indonesian Territory must have legal and valid Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia.

Article 8Every Indonesian citizen who exits the Indonesian Territory must meet the following requirements:

a. holding legal and valid Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia;

b. not listed in the list of Prevention, and

c. listed in the crew list of Transport Mode or passengers, except for private vehicles and freight vehicles.

Paragraph 3Entry and Exit Requirements of Indonesian Territory for Children with Dual Citizenship

Article 9Children with dual citizenship entering or exiting the Indonesian Territory must meet the following requirements:

a. legal and valid Travel Documents;

b. not listed in the list of Prevention or list of Deterrence, and

c. having Immigration facilities if using Nationality Passport.

Article 10(1) Children with dual citizenship entering or exiting the Indonesian Territory must use the same passport.

(2) Children with dual citizenship entering or exiting the Indonesian Territory by using a Nationality Passport shall be treated as Indonesian citizens in the case of having Immigration facilities.

Article 11(1) Children with dual citizenship entering the Indonesian Territory using the Nationality Passport shall be exempted from the requirements to hold a Visa, a Stay Permit, and a Re-entry Permit.

(2) Exemption from the requirements to hold a Visa, a Stay Permit, and a Re-entry Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be issued for children with dual citizenship having Immigration facilities in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.

Paragraph 4Entry and Exit Requirements of Indonesian Territory for Crew of Transport ModeArticle 12Sea Transport crew entering or exiting the Indonesian Territory using the Transport Mode must meet the following requirements:

a. holding legal and valid Travel Documents and/or seaman book;

b. listed in the ship crew list, and

c. not listed in the list of Deterrence or list of Prevention.

Article 13Air Transport crew entering or exiting the Indonesian Territory using the Transport Mode must meet the following requirements:

a. holding legal and valid Travel Documents and/or crew member certificate;

b. listed in the list of Transport crew; and

c. not listed in the list of Deterrence or list of Prevention.

Article 14Crew of other Transport Modes entering or exiting the Indonesian Territory with their Transport Modes must meet the following requirements:

a. holding legal and valid Travel Documents;

b. listed in the list of Transport crew, except for private vehicles and freight vehicles, and

c. not listed in the list of Deterrence or list of Prevention.

Paragraph 5Entry and Exit Requirements of the Indonesian Territory for Sea Captain, Ship Crew, or Foreign ExpertsArticle 15(1) Sea captain, crew, or foreign experts on board a ship or a floating equipment, coming directly by their Transport Mode to operate in the archipelago waters, territorial sea, continental shelf, and/or the Indonesian Exclusive Economic Zone must meet the following requirements:

a. holding legal and valid Travel Documents and/or seaman book;

b. listed in the ship crew list, and

c. not listed in the list of Deterrence.(2) Sea captain, crew, or foreign experts on board a ship or a floating equipment, coming directly by their Transport Mode and having met the requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) may enter the Indonesian Territory after getting an Entry Sign from the Immigration Officer at Immigration Check Point.

Article 16(1) Sea captain, crew, or foreign experts on board a ship, floating equipment or installations that operates in the archipelago waters, territorial sea, continental shelf, and/or the Indonesian Exclusive Economic Zone off the Indonesian Territory must meet the following requirements:

a. holding legal and valid Travel Documents and/or seaman book;

b. listed in the ship crew list;

c. not listed in the list of Prevention, and

d. holding a legal and valid limited Stay Permit.(2) In addition to the requirements as referred to in paragraph (1), for sea captain, crew, or foreign experts on board a ship, floating equipment, or installations off the Indonesian Territory without the Transport Mode must also meet the following requirements:

a. holding a Re-entry Permit in case they will rejoin the Transport Mode, or

b. holding an exit permit only in case they will not rejoin the Transport Mode.(3) Sea captain, crew, or foreign experts on board a ship, floating equipment or installations about to leave the Indonesian Territory and having met the requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) after may do so after getting an Exit Sign from the Immigration Officer.

Part ThreeProcedures for Entering and Exiting the Indonesian TerritoryParagraph 1

Person in Charge of Transport ModeArticle 17(1) Person in Charge of Transport Mode who comes from outside the Indonesian Territory or will depart off the Indonesian Territory shall be obliged to:

a. before arrival or departure, inform the planned arrival or departure in writing or electronically to the Immigration Officer;

b. deliver the list of passengers and crew list of Transport Mode he signed to the Immigration Officer;

c. give a sign or fly a flag of cue for ships coming from outside the Indonesian Territory to carry passengers;

d. prohibit every person from going up or down from the Transport Mode without permission from the Immigration Officer before and during the Immigration inspection;

e. prohibit every person from going up or down from the Transport Mode the Immigration inspection of which has been completed while awaiting departure;

f. bring back out the Indonesian Territory at the first opportunity every Foreigner who does not meet the requirements coming with the Transport Mode;g. guarantee that any Foreigners alleged or suspected to enter the Indonesian Territory illegally not to get off the Transport Mode; andh. bear all costs arising as a result of repatriation of every passenger and/or crew of the Transport Mode.

(2) Person in Charge of a regular Transport Mode shall be obliged to use a preliminary processing information system of passenger data and have cooperation in the framework of passenger data notification via Immigration Management Information System.

Article 18(1) The obligation to give notice of planned arrival of sea Transport Mode or air Transport Mode for the Person in Charge of Transport Mode as referred to in Article 17 paragraph (1) letter a shall ne:

a. No later than six (6) hours before the regular Transport Mode arrives; andb. No later than forty eight (48) hours before the regular Transport Mode arrives.(2) The obligation as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be notified to the Head of Immigration Office who supervises the Immigration Check Point.

Article 19The provisions as referred to in Article 17 shall not apply the Person in Charge of other Transport Modes except paragraph (1) letter b and letter d to letter h.Paragraph 2

InspectionArticle 20(1) Any person entering or exiting the Indonesian Territory shall be subject to an inspection carried out by the Immigration Officer at the Immigration Check Point.

(2) The inspection as referred to in paragraph (1) shall include inspection of valid Travel Documents and/or identity.

(3) In certain circumstances, the inspection as referred to in paragraph (1) may be done in a place that is not an Immigration Check Point functioned as an Immigration Check Point based on approval of the Director General.

(4) In the event that there is no Immigration Officer at the place as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (3), the inspection shall be conducted by the Landing Examining Officer.

(5) The Landing Examining Officer as referred to in paragraph (4) shall perform the duties and functions in accordance with the authority held by the Immigration Officer as far as regarding inspection of people who enter or exit of the Indonesian Territory.

(6) Inspecting people who enter or exit of the Indonesian Territory by the Landing Examining Officer as referred to in paragraph (4) shall be implemented by Decree of the Head of Immigration Office.

Article 21Immigration inspection to Foreigners holding a cross-border travel document or a cross-border pass shall be carried out in accordance with the cross-border agreement.

Article 22Further provisions on the procedures for the Immigration inspection of persons who enter or exit the Indonesian Territory shall be governed by a Ministerial Regulation.

Paragraph 3

Grant of Entry Sign and Exit SignArticle 23Every person who has met the requirements as referred to in Article 3, Article 7 or Article 9 may enter the Indonesian Territory after getting an Entry Sign from the Immigration Officer.

Article 24Every person who has met the requirements as referred to in Article 3, Article 7 or Article 9 may exit the Indonesian Territory after getting an Exit Sign from the Immigration Officer.

Paragraph 4Entry and Exit Rejection of the Indonesian TerritoryArticle 25(1) The Immigration Officer shall reject Foreigners to enter the Indonesian Territory in the case of:

a. Listed in the list of Deterrence;

b. Holding no legal and valid Travel Documents;

c. having false immigration documents;

d. Holding no visa, except those exempted from the requirement to hold a visa;

e. having given false information in obtaining a visa;

f. suffering from infectious diseases that endanger public health;

g. engaged in international crimes and transnational organized crime;

h. listed in the wanted list to be arrested from a foreign country;

i. engaged in treason against the Government of the Republic of Indonesia, orj. engaged in the network or the practice of prostitution, human trafficking, and people smuggling.(2) The Foreigners so rejected from entry as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be put under surveillance while awaiting repatriation process of the relevant persons.

Article 26(1) In the case the Immigration Officer rejects Foreigners as referred to in Article 25 paragraph (1), a Person in Charge of the Transport Mode shall bring them back out the Indonesian Territory at the first opportunity to the country of final departure.

(2) The rejection as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be made by affixing a seal on the relevant persons Travel Documents or submit a letter of rejection to the Person in Charge of Transport Mode.

Article 27(1) Every Indonesian citizen shall not be rejected from entering the Indonesian Territory.(2) In the event of doubt on Travel Documents held by an Indonesian citizen and/or his citizenship status, the relevant person must provide another valid and convincing proof showing that the relevant person is an Indonesian citizen.(3) In order to complete the proof as referred to in paragraph (2) the relevant person may be put in the Immigration Detention Center or the Immigration Detention Room.(4) The proof of citizenship of the Republic of Indonesia as referred to in paragraph (2) shall be inspected by the Immigration Officer.

Article 28(1) The Immigration Officer shall be authorized to reject a person from exiting the Indonesian Territory in case said person:

a. Holding no legal and valid Travel Documents;

b. Is required for the purposes of investigation upon request of the competent authority, or

c. listed in the list of Prevention.(2) The Immigration Officer shall be authorized also to reject a Foreigner from exiting the Indonesian Territory in case said Foreigner still has obligations in Indonesia that must be resolved in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.

Article 29(1) The Immigration Officer may request and temporarily retain the Travel Documents as referred to in Article 28.

(2) In case the Travel Documents as referred to in paragraph (1) are requested and temporarily retained, the Immigration Officer shall provide him with a receipt of Travel Documents.

Part Four

Entry Sign as Stay PermitArticle 30(1) An Entry Sign for a Foreigner holding a diplomatic Visa or a service Visa making a short visit to Indonesia shall apply also as a diplomatic Stay Permit or a service Stay Permit.(2) An Entry Sign for a Foreigner holding a diplomatic Visa or a service Visa with the intention of residing in the Indonesian Territory shall apply also as a diplomatic Stay Permit or a service Stay Permit for a temporary period of thirty (30) days.

Article 31An Entry Sign that applies as a visit Stay Permit shall be granted to:

a. Foreigners who are exempted from the requirement to hold a Visa;

b. Foreigners who hold a visit Visa;

c. Foreigners who enter the Indonesian Territory for an emergency, or

d. Crew of Transport Mode.

Article 32An Entry Sign for a Foreigner holding a limited stay Visa shall apply also as a limited Stay Permit for a temporary period of thirty (30) days.

CHAPTER III

REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES FOR ISSUANCE, WITHDRAWAL, CANCELLATION, REVOCATION, REPLACEMENT AND PROCUREMENT OF BLANK FORMS, AND STANDARDIZATION OF TRAVEL DOCUMENTS OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIAPart One

GeneralArticle 33Issuance, withdrawal, cancellation, revocation, and replacement of Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia shall be made by:

a. The Minister of Foreign Affairs or any officer designated to be in charge of diplomatic Passports and service Passports; orb. The Minister or an Immigration Officer designated to be in charge of regular Passports and Travel Document in Lieu of Passport.

Article 34(1) Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia shall consist of:

a. Passport, and

b. Travel Document in Lieu of Passport.(2) Passport as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a shall consist of:

a. Diplomatic Passport;

b. Service Passport, and

c. Regular Passport.(3) Travel Document in Lieu of Passport as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b shall consist of:

a. Travel Document in Lieu of Passport for Indonesian citizens;

b. Travel Document in Lieu of Passport for Foreigners, and

c. Cross-border travel document or cross-border pass.

Article 35Travel documents of the Republic of Indonesia shall serve as interstate Travel Documents, proof of identity and proof of citizenship of the Republic of Indonesia of the relevant Passport holder when being outside the Indonesian Territory.

Article 36Passport as referred to in Article 34 paragraph (2) may be filed manually or electronically.

Part Two

Requirements and Procedures for Issuance ofTravel documents of the Republic of IndonesiaParagraph 1

Diplomatic PassportArticle 37(1) Diplomatic Passport is issued for Indonesian citizens about to travel out of the Indonesian Territory in relation to the placement or travel for diplomatic duties.

(2) Indonesian citizens as referred to in paragraph (1) shall include:

a. President and Vice President;

b. chairmen and vice chairmen of state agencies as defined in the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia;

c. ministers, ministerial-level officers and deputy ministers;

d. chairmen and vice chairmen of agencies established under Act;

e. heads of diplomatic representatives, heads of consular representatives of the Republic of Indonesia, diplomatic and consular officers;

f. defense attachs and technical attachs established by Decrees of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and seconded to Representatives of the Republic of Indonesia;

g. Foreign Ministry officers performing diplomatic official duties outside the Indonesian Territory, and

h. official delegates or officers assigned and appointed to represent the Government of the Republic of Indonesia or given any other duties to perform diplomatic official duties of the Minister of Foreign Affairs outside the Indonesian Territory.(3) In addition to be given to Indonesian citizens as referred to in paragraph (2), a diplomatic Passport can also be given to:

a. wives or husbands of President and Vice President and their children;

b. wives or husbands of Indonesia citizens as referred to in paragraph (2) letters b and c, to accompany their wives or husbands in order travel for performing diplomatic duties;

c. wives or husbands of officers stationed outside the Indonesian Territory as referred to in paragraph (2) letters e and f and their children at the highest age of twenty five (25) years old, unmarried, unemployed, and dependent and living together in the accreditation area, or

d. diplomatic couriers.

Article 38Diplomatic Passport can be given as a tribute to a former President and a former Vice President and their wives or husbands.

Article 39(1) The use of a diplomatic Passport in order travel for performing diplomatic duties shall be granted with the Governments consent, issued by the ministry dealing with the government affairs in the state secretariat.

(2) The Governments consent as referred to in paragraph (1) shall also be a basis for issuance of foreign travel clearance.

(3) Further provisions concerning the foreign travel clearance using a diplomatic Passport shall be set out by a Regulation of the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Article 40Application for a diplomatic Passport shall be filed with the Minister of Foreign Affairs or any designated officer to fill out the data application and enclose the following requirements:

a. An application from a government agency or institution of the workplace and/or a government agency or institution of the applicant;

b. An assignment letter of duty for members of the Indonesian National Armed Forces, members of the Indonesian National Police, and certain Civil Servants or a letter of approval from the Government to have a diplomatic trip outside the Indonesian Territory from the ministry dealing with the government affairs in the state secretariat;

c. A copy of marriage certificate or marriage book approved by the competent authority, for accompanying wives or husbands in order travel for performing diplomatic duties, and

d. A copy of birth certificate or birth letter authorized by the competent authority, for children at the highest age of twenty five (25) years old, unmarried, unemployed, dependent and living together in the accreditation area.Article 41(1) The Minister of Foreign Affairs or a designated officer shall check the diplomatic Passport requirements as referred to in Article 40.(2) In case the check of requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) is met, the Minister of Foreign Affairs or the designated officer shall issue a diplomatic Passport within four (4) working days.

Article 42The diplomatic Passport validity shall be at a maximum period of five (5) years from the date of issuance.

Paragraph 2

Service PassportArticle 43(1) Service Passport shall be granted to Indonesian citizens about to travel out of the Indonesian Territory in relation to the placement or service trip for non-diplomatic duties.(2) Indonesian citizens as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be:

a. Civil servants, members of the Indonesian National Armed Forces, and members of the Indonesian National Police;

b. members of state agencies as stipulated in the 1945 Constitution of the Republic Indonesia;

c. state officers established under the provisions of the legislation, and

d. members of agencies formed under the provisions of the legislation.(3) In addition to the Indonesian citizens as referred to in paragraph (2), a service Passport can be given to:

a. wives or husbands of Indonesian citizens as referred to in paragraph (2) letter a stationed outside the Indonesian Territory and their children at the highest age of twenty five (25) years old, unmarried, unemployed, and dependent and living together in the accreditation area;

b. staff working with the Representatives of the Republic of Indonesia or the Representative house of the Republic of Indonesia and their wives or husbands, under a working contract with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs;

c. Indonesian citizens about to travel out of Indonesian Territory in order to perform governments official duties;

d. Indonesian citizens who, under the consideration of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia, need to be given it, and

e. parents of an Indonesian citizens as referred to in paragraph (2) letter a, and as referred to in Article 37 paragraph (2) letter e if staying in the accreditation area.

Article 44(1) The use of a service Passport for a non-diplomatic service trip is provided with an assignment letter of duty from the relevant authorities or upon approval of the Government to be issued by the ministry dealing with the government affairs in the state secretariat.

(2) The assignment letter of duty from the relevant agencies or upon approval of the Government as referred to in paragraph (1) shall also be a basis for issuance of foreign travel clearance.

(3) Further provisions concerning the foreign travel clearance using a service Passport shall be regulated by a Regulation of the Minister of Foreign Affairs

Article 45Application for a diplomatic Passport shall be filed with the Minister of Foreign Affairs or any designated officer to fill out the data application and enclose the following requirements:

a. An application from a government agency or institution of the workplace and/or a government agency or institution of the applicant;b. An assignment letter of duty for members of the Indonesian National Armed Forces, members of the Indonesian National Police, and certain Civil Servants or a letter of approval from the Government to have a non-diplomatic trip outside the Indonesian Territory from the ministry dealing with the government affairs in the state secretariat;c. A copy of marriage certificate or marriage book approved by the competent authority, for accompanying wives or husbands in the context of no-diplomatic assignment and to live together in the accreditation area, andd. A copy of birth certificate or birth letter authorized by the competent authority, for children at the highest age of twenty five (25) years old, unmarried, unemployed, dependent and living together in the accreditation area.Article 46(1) The Minister of Foreign Affairs or a designated officer shall check the diplomatic Passport requirements as referred to in Article 45.

(2) In case the check of requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) is met, the Minister of Foreign Affairs or the designated officer shall issue a service Passport within four (4) working days.

Article 47

The service Passport validity shall be at a maximum period of five (5) years from the date of issuance.

Paragraph 3

Regular PassportArticle 48(1) Regular Passport consists of:

a. Electronic regular Passport, and

b. Non-electronic regular Passport.

(2) The Passport as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be issued using the Immigration Management Information System.

Article 49For Indonesian citizens residing or located within the Indonesian Territory, the application of a regular Passport shall be filed to the Minister or a designated Immigration Officer to fill out the application data and enclose the following requirements:

a. valid national identification card;

b. family card;

c. birth certificate, marriage certificate or marriage book, diploma, or baptismal certificate;

d. Indonesian naturalization letter for a Foreigner who obtains Indonesian citizenship through naturalization or submission of a statement to choose citizenship in accordance with the provisions of the legislation;

e. renaming determination letter from the competent authority for those who have changed the names, and

f. old passport for those who have had a Passport.

Article 50(1) For Indonesian citizens residing outside the Indonesian Territory, the application of a regular Passport shall be filed to the Minister or a designated Immigration Officer at the Representative of the Republic of Indonesia to fill out the application data and enclose the following requirements:

a. identification card of host country, evidence, hints, or information indicating that the applicant is residing in that country, and

b. old passport.(2) Issuance of a regular Passport as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be made by a designated Immigration Officer at the Representative of the Republic of Indonesia.(3) In the event that the Representative of the Republic of Indonesia has no Immigration Officer as referred to in paragraph (2), the issuance of a regular Passport shall be made by a Foreign Service Officer having gained knowledge through training in the Immigration.

Article 51(1) The validity of a regular Passport shall be at a maximum of five (5) years from the date of issuance.

(2) The validity a regular Passport issued for children with dual citizenship shall not exceed the childrens age limit to choose the citizenship.

(3) The childrens age limit as referred to in paragraph (2) shall be determined in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.

Article 52(1) Issuance of a regular Passport shall be done through the following phases:

a. checking the completeness and validity of requirements as referred to in Article 49 and Article 50 paragraph (1);

b. Passport fee payment;

c. taking photograph and fingerprints, and

d. interview.

(2) In addition to the phases as referred to in paragraph (1), the following is also carried out:

a. verification, and

b. adjudication.

Article 53(1) The Minister or a designated Immigration Officer shall issue a regular Passport within a period of four (4) working days from the interview.

(2) The deadline for issuance of a Regular Passport as referred to in paragraph (1) shall also apply to a Regular Passport issued by the Foreign Service Officer.

Paragraph 4Travel Document in Lieu of Passport for Indonesian CitizensArticle 54(1) Travel Document in Lieu of Passport for Indonesian citizens shall be issued to Indonesian citizens in certain circumstances, if the regular Passport cannot be issued.

(2) The Travel Document in Lieu of Passport for Indonesian citizens as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be valid for travel to the Indonesian Territory.

Article 55(1) Application for Travel Document in Lieu of Passport for Indonesian citizens shall be submitted to the Minister or a designated Immigration Officer at a Representative of the Republic of Indonesia.

(2) Issuance of Travel Document in Lieu of Passport for Indonesian citizens as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be conducted by an Immigration Officer.

(3) In the event that the Representative of the Republic of Indonesia has no Immigration Officer as referred to in paragraph (2), the issuance of a Travel Document in Lieu of Passport for Indonesian citizens shall be made by a Foreign Service Officer having gained knowledge through training in the Immigration.Article 56The Travel Document in Lieu of Passport for Indonesian citizens shall be valid for a period of two (2) years and can only be used for one (1) time travel.

Paragraph 5Travel Document in Lieu of Passport for Foreigners

Article 57Application for Travel Document in Lieu of Passport for Foreigners shall be submitted to the Minister or a designated Immigration Officer at an immigration office whose jurisdiction covers the residence of the relevant Foreigners.

Article 58(1) The Travel Document in Lieu of Passport for Foreigners shall be granted for Foreigners who do not have:

a. legal and valid Travel documents, and

b. a state representative in the Indonesian Territory.

(2) The Travel Document in Lieu of Passport for Foreigners as referred to in paragraph (1) may be granted in terms of:

a. on their own account to exit the Indonesian Territory to the extent of not subject to Prevention;

b. being subject to deportation, or

c. repatriation.

Article 59The Travel Document in Lieu of Passport for Foreigners shall be valid for a period of six (6) months and can only be used for one (1) time travel.

Paragraph 6

Cross-border Travel Document or Cross-border Pass Article 60Cross-border travel document or cross-border pass can be issued to Indonesian citizens residing in the border areas of the Republic of Indonesia bordering other countries in accordance with a cross-border agreement.

Article 61Application for the cross-border travel document or cross-border pass shall be submitted to the Minister or a designated Immigration Officer.

Article 62(1) The cross-border travel document or cross-border pass shall be valid for a period of three (3) years from the date of issuance.

(2)The cross-border travel document or cross-border pass as referred to in paragraph (1) may not be extended.

(3) A holder of an expired cross-border travel document or cross-border pass may apply for a new cross-border travel document or cross-border pass.

Part ThreeWithdrawal, cancellation, revocation, and Replacement of Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia Article 63(1) Withdrawal of Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia may be made to the holder at the time either inside or outside the Indonesian Territory.(2) Withdrawal of the Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be conducted in case:

a. the holder has been declared a suspect by a competent authority for a criminal act punishable by a minimum of five (5) years or a red notice which has been out of the Indonesian Territory, or

b. listed in the list of Prevention.(3) In case of withdrawal of the Travel Document of the Republic of Indonesia in the form of Passport done when the holder is outside the Indonesian Territory, the relevant person is granted with a Travel Document in Lieu of Passport as a replacement document to be used for the repatriation process.

Article 64Cancellation of Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia may be made in case:

a. the Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia are obtained illegally;

b. the holder provides false or incorrect information;

c. the holder dies during the Passport issuing process;

d. it is not taken within a period of one (1) month from the date of issuance, or

e. error and damage during the issuance process.

Article 65(1) Revocation of Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia may be made in case:

a. the holder is sentenced to imprisonment for five (5) years;

b. the holder has lost the citizenship of the Republic of Indonesia under the provisions of the legislation;

c. children with dual citizenship who chooses foreign citizenship;

d. expiry date;

e. the holder dies;

f. damage in such a way that the information therein becomes unclear or gives improper impression as an official document;

g. it is reported missing by its holder as evidenced by a certificate of a police report, or

h. the holder does not submit Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia in an effort of withdrawal of the Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia.(2) In case of revocation of Passport done when the holder is outside the Indonesian Territory, the relevant person is granted with a Travel Document in Lieu of Passport as a replacement document to be used for the repatriation process.Article 66(1) Replacement of Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia may be made in case:

a. the validity period will expire or has expired;

b. the pages are full;

c. missing, or

d. damaged:

1. during the issuing process, or

2. outside the issuing process that the information therein becomes unclear or gives improper impression as an official document.

(2) Replacement of Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia which expire, whose pages are full, or are damaged outside the issuing process as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be followed by revocation.(3) Replacement of Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia which are damaged during the issuing process shall be followed by cancellation.

Article 67In case the Travel Document of the Republic of Indonesia in the form of a regular Passport expires and the holder is outside the Indonesian Territory, replacement of the regular Passport can be done at a Representative of the Republic of Indonesia.

Article 68In case the Travel Document of the Republic of Indonesia is lost, the document replacement can be done after having met the requirements as stipulated in the legislation.

Article 69Further provisions concerning the technical procedures, application, issuance, withdrawal, cancellation, revocation, and replacement of a diplomatic Passport and a service Passport shall be regulated by a Regulation of the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Article 70Further provisions concerning the technical procedures, application, issuance, withdrawal, cancellation, revocation, and replacement of a regular Passport and Travel Document in Lieu of Passport shall be governed by a Ministerial Regulation.

Part Four

Blank Form Procurement and Standardization ofTravel documents of the Republic of IndonesiaArticle 71(1) The Minister of Foreign Affairs shall be responsible for the procurement of diplomatic Passport and service Passport blank forms.

(2) The Minister or a designated Immigration Officer shall be responsible for the procurement of blank forms of regular Passport and Travel Document in Lieu of Passport.

(3) Procurement of blank forms as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.

Article 72(1) The Minister of Foreign Affairs shall establish standardization for diplomatic Passport and service Passport.

(2) The Minister or a designated Immigration Officer shall establish standardization for regular Passport and Travel Document in Lieu of Passport.

(3) Standardization as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) shall be implemented in accordance with international standards.

Article 73(1) Standardization of Travel Documents of the Republic of Indonesia consists of:

a. standardization of diplomatic Passport;

b. standardization of service Passport;

c. standardization of regular Passport, and

d. standardization of Travel Document in Lieu of Passport.

(2) Standardization as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:

a. form standard;

b. size standard;

c. design standard;

d. security feature standard, and

e. content standard.

CHAPTER IV

REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES FOR APPLICATION, TYPES OF ACTIVITIES, AND USE DURATION OF VISAPart One

GeneralArticle 74Visa consists of:

a. diplomatic Visa;

b. service Visa;

c. visit Visa, and

d. limited stay Visa.

Article 75(1) Diplomatic Visa, service Visa, visit Visa and limited stay Visa is issued upon request.

(2) Visa application can be submitted manually or electronically.

(3) Visa application electronically is made through the Immigration Management Information System.

Part Two

Requirements and Procedures for Application and Type of Activities of VisaParagraph 1

Diplomatic VisaArticle 76(1) Diplomatic Visa is issued for a Foreigner holding a diplomatic Passport and other passports to enter the Indonesian Territory in order to carry out diplomatic duties.(2) Issuance of a diplomatic Visa for a Foreigner holding other passports as referred to in paragraph (1) may only be granted based on an international agreement, the principle of reciprocity, and honor.(3) Diplomatic Visa can be issued to legitimate husbands or wives and children at the highest age of twenty five (25) years old, unmarried, unemployed, and dependent and follow the Foreigner holding a diplomatic Passport and other passports in carrying out diplomatic duties.

Article 77(1) Diplomatic Visa may be issued for:

a. one (1) time travel, or

b. multiple travels.(2) Diplomatic Visa as referred to in paragraph (1) is issued to a Foreigner holding a diplomatic Passport and other passports for a short visit or placement on diplomatic representatives, foreign consular missions or international organizations within the Indonesian Territory to carry out diplomatic duties.

Article 78(1) Application of a diplomatic Visa shall be submitted to the Head of Representative of the Republic of Indonesia to fill out the application data and enclose the following requirements:

a. a legal and valid passport for at least six (6) months;

b. a diplomatic memorandum containing the Visa application and a description of assignment of the relevant person;

c. color photograph, and

d. other supporting documents, if necessary.(2) In addition to the requirements as referred to in paragraph (1), issuance of a diplomatic Visa requires approval from the Minister for Foreign Affairs for:

a. a holder of other passport as referred to in Article 76 paragraph (1);

b. a Foreigner who applies for a diplomatic Visa for multiple travel, or

c. a Foreigner who will be placed on diplomatic representatives, consular missions, international organizations, or who will be on duty in the Indonesian Territory in the framework of technical cooperation between the Government of the Republic of Indonesia and the Government of another country and/or international organizations under international agreements.

Article 79(1) The Head of Representative of the Republic of Indonesia or a designated Foreign Service Officer shall check the requirements as referred to in Article 78.

(2) In case the check of requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) is met, the Head of Representative of the Republic of Indonesia or a designated Foreign Service Officer issues a diplomatic Visa by considering the principle of reciprocity.

Article 80(1) Foreigners of certain countries with reciprocal bilateral, Regional, and multilateral agreements can be exempted from the requirement to hold a diplomatic Visa for a short visit to the Indonesian territory.(2) Foreigners who will be placed on diplomatic representatives, consular missions, international organizations, or who will be on duty in the Indonesian Territory in the framework of technical cooperation between the Government of the Republic of Indonesia and the Government of another country and/or international organizations under international agreements, including their accompanying family members who comply with the provisions of Article 76 paragraph (3), must have a diplomatic Visa before entering the Indonesian Territory.

Article 81To be exempted from the requirement to hold a diplomatic Visa in order to make a short visit as referred to in Article 80 paragraph (1), a Foreigner must show a legal and valid diplomatic Passport for at least six (6) months to the Immigration Officer at the Immigration Check Point.

Paragraph 2

Service VisaArticle 82(1) Service Visa is issued for a Foreigner holding a service Passport and other passports to travel to the Indonesian Territory in order to carry out non-diplomatic official duties from relevant foreign government or international organization.(2) Issuance of a service Visa for a Foreigner holding other passports as referred to in paragraph (1) may only be granted based on an international agreement, the principle of reciprocity, and honor.(3) Service Visa can be issued to legitimate husbands or wives and children at the highest age of twenty five (25) years old, unmarried, unemployed, and dependent and follow the Foreigner holding a service Passport and other passports in carrying out non-diplomatic official duties.

Article 83(1) Service Visa may be issued for:

a. one (1) time travel, or

b. multiple travels.(2) Service Visa as referred to in paragraph (1) is issued to a Foreigner holding a service Passport and other passports for a short visit or placement on diplomatic representatives, foreign consular missions or international organizations within the Indonesian Territory to carry out non-diplomatic official duties.

Article 84(1) Application of a service Visa shall be submitted to the Head of Representative of the Republic of Indonesia to fill out the application data and enclose the following requirements:

a. a legal and valid passport for at least six (6) months;

b. a diplomatic memorandum containing the Visa application and a description of assignment of the relevant person;

c. Government approval letter from the ministry dealing with the government affairs in the state secretariat for Foreigner assignment in the context of service or technical cooperation with international organizations in Indonesia, foreign institutions in Indonesia, or Indonesian Government agencies;d. color photograph, and

e. other supporting documents, if necessary.(2) In addition to the requirements as referred to in paragraph (1), issuance of a service Visa requires approval from the Minister for Foreign Affairs for:

a. a holder of other passport as referred to in Article 82 paragraph (1);

b. a Foreigner who applies for a service Visa for multiple travel, or

c. a Foreigner who will be placed on diplomatic representatives, consular missions, international organizations, or who will be on duty in the Indonesian Territory in the framework of technical cooperation between the Government of the Republic of Indonesia and the Government of another country and/or international organizations under international agreements.

Article 85(1) The Head of Representative of the Republic of Indonesia or a designated Foreign Service Officer shall check the requirements as referred to in Article 84.(2) In case the check of requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) is met, the Head of Representative of the Republic of Indonesia or a designated Foreign Service Officer issues a service Visa by considering the principle of reciprocity.

Article 86(1) Foreigners of certain countries with reciprocal bilateral, Regional, and multilateral agreements can be exempted from the requirement to hold a service Visa for a short visit to the Indonesian territory.(2) Foreigners who will be placed on diplomatic representatives, consular missions, international organizations, or who will be on duty in the Indonesian Territory in the framework of technical cooperation between the Government of the Republic of Indonesia and the Government of another country and/or international organizations under international agreements, including their accompanying family members who comply with the provisions of Article 82 paragraph (3), must have a service Visa before entering the Indonesian Territory.Article 87To be exempted from the requirement to hold a service Visa in order to make a short visit as referred to in Article 86 paragraph (1), a Foreigner must show a legal and valid service Passport for at least six (6) months to the Immigration Officer at the Immigration Check Point.

Article 88Provisions regarding the form and format of diplomatic Visa and service Visa and technical procedures for application and issuance of diplomatic Visa and service Visa shall be governed by a Regulation of the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Paragraph 3

Visit VisaArticle 89(1) Visit Visa may be issued for a Foreigner about to travel to the Indonesian Territory to visit in the context of governmental duties, education, social and cultural affairs, tourism, business, family, journalism, or stop by to continue traveling to other countries.(2) Visit Visa as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be issued for one (1) time travel.(3) IN addition to be issued for one (1) time travel, a visit Visa may also be granted for multiple travels to a Foreigner who will make a visit for the purposes of:

a. governmental duties;

b. business, and

c. family.

Article 90Application of a visit Visa shall be submitted to the Minister or a designated Immigration Officer at a Representative of the Republic of Indonesia to fill out the application data and enclose the following requirements:

a. a legal and valid passport for at least six (6) months;

b. a letter of guarantee from a Guarantor except for visits in the context of tourism;

c. a proof of having living costs for himself and/or his family while being in the Indonesian Territory;

d. holding a return ticket or season ticket to continue travelling to another country except for transport crew who will stop by to join the ship and go on a trip to another country, and

e. color photograph.

Article 91(1) The designated Immigration Officer at the Representative of the Republic of Indonesia shall check the requirements as referred to in Article 90.

(2) In case the check of requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) is met and the payment is made pursuant to the provisions of the legislation, the designated Immigration Officer at the Representative of the Republic of Indonesia within a period of four (4) working days shall issue a visit Visa.

Article 92(1) Visit Visa can also be issued for a Foreigner who does not have citizenship.

(2) To obtain a visit Visa, the Foreigner as referred to in paragraph (1) shall apply for a visit Visa to the Minister or a designated Immigration Officer at a Representative of the Republic of Indonesia in the country where the relevant person stays to fill out the application data and enclose the following requirements:

a. a legal and valid passport for at least twelve (12) months;

b. a letter of guarantee from a Guarantor;

c. a proof of having living costs for himself and/or his family while being in the Indonesian Territory;

d. holding a return ticket or season ticket to continue travelling to another country except for transport crew who will stop by to join the ship and go on a trip to another country, e. holding a Re-entry Permit to the country where the relevant person apply for a visit Visa, and

f. color photograph.

Article 93(1) The designated Immigration Officer at the Representative of the Republic of Indonesia shall check the requirements of application as referred to in Article 92 paragraph (2) and deliver to the Minister or the designated Immigration Officer for approval.(2) The Minister or the designated Immigration Officer shall issue and deliver a letter of approval for granting visit Visa to the designated Immigration Officer at the Representative of the Republic of Indonesia.(3) The designated Immigration Officer at the Representative of the Republic of Indonesia shall issue a visit Visa for aForeigner who do not have citizenship within a period of four (4) working days after receipt of approval of the Minister or the designated Immigration Officer and payment made pursuant to the provisions of the legislation.

Article 94In the event that the Representative of the Republic of Indonesia has no designated Immigration Officer, the check of requirements and issuance of a visit Visa as referred to in Article 91 and Article 93 shall be made by a Foreign Service Officer having gained knowledge through training in the Immigration.Article 95(1) A visit Visa can be issued for a Foreigner from a certain country on arrival at a certain Immigration Check Point.(2) The visit Visa as referred to in paragraph (1) is a visit Visa on arrival to be granted to perform the activities as referred to in Article 89 paragraph (1).(3) In the particular case, the visit Visa on arrival may also be issued for a Foreigner who does not come from a certain country as referred to in paragraph (1).(4) The visit Visa on arrival as referred to in paragraph (3) is issued upon request of the government or private institutions after approval by the Minister or a designated Immigration Officer in case:

a. no Representative of the Republic of Indonesia in the country, or

b. for emergent or urgent activities.

(5) The visit Visa on arrival is issued by considering the principle of mutual benefit and no security threat.

Article 96Further provisions on the country and the certain Immigration Check Point as referred to in Article 95 paragraph (1) shall be regulated by a Ministerial Regulation.

Article 97(1) The visit Visa on arrival may also be granted in special economic zones that have been established in accordance with the provisions of the legislation.

(2) Further provisions on the procedures for granting a visit Visa on arrival in special economic zones as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be regulated by a Ministerial Regulation.

Article 98(1) Foreigners from certain countries can be exempted from the requirement to hold a visit Visa to enter the Indonesian Territory.

(2) The certain countries as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be determined by a Presidential Decree with regard to the principle of reciprocity and the principle of utility.

Article 99The exemption from holding a visit Visa in addition to be granted to Foreigners from certain countries as referred to in Article 98 paragraph (1) may also be granted to sea captains, pilots, or crew on duty in the Transport Mode.

Article 100Foreigners from certain countries as referred to in Article 98 paragraph (1) and sea captains, pilots, or crew on duty in the Transport Mode as referred to in Article 99 to be exempted from the requirement to hold a visit Visa may enter and exit the Indonesian Territory through the Immigration Check Point.

Article 101(1) To obtain a visit Visa on arrival and exemption to hold a visit Visa, Foreigners must enclose the following requirements:a. a legal and valid original passport for at least six (6) months, and

b. a return ticket or season ticket to continue travelling to another country except for crew of Transport Mode who will stop by to join the ship and go on a trip to another country.(2) In addition to the requirements as referred to in paragraph (1), to obtain a visit Visa on arrival for Foreigners who do not come from a certain country as referred to in Article 95 paragraph (3) shall also enclose the following requirements:

a. letter of request from the government or private institutions, and

b. letter of approval of the Minister or a designated Immigration Officer.

Paragraph 4

Limited Stay VisaArticle 102(1) A limited stay Visa is issued to undertake the following activities:

a. in the context of work, and

b. not in the context of work.(2) Activities in the context of work as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a include:

a. as experts;

b. joining to work on a ship, floating equipment, or installations that operate in the archipelago waters, territorial sea or continental shelf, as well as the Indonesian Exclusive Economic Zone;

c. performing duties as clergy;

d. carrying out activities related to professions in a fee-paid basis;

e. conducting activities within the framework of commercial filming and the same has obtained permit from any competent authorities;

f. monitoring the quality of goods or production;

g. inspection or audit to a companys branch in Indonesia;

h. after-sales services;

i. installing and repairing machinery;

j. performing non-permanent work in the framework of construction;

k. performing arts, music, and sports;

l. performing professional sports;

m. performing medical treatment activities, and

n. prospective foreign workers who will work within the framework of skill trial.(3) Activities not in the context of work as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b shall include:

a. Doing foreign investment;

b. Attending training and scientific research;

c. participating in education;

d. family reunification;

e. repatriation, and

f. elderly foreign travelers.(4) Foreigners who can do family reunification as referred to in paragraph (3) letter d include:

a. Foreigners who join their husbands or wives of Indonesian citizens;

b. Foreigners who join their husbands or wives holding a limited Stay Permit or a Permanent Stay Permit;

c. children of valid marriage of Foreigners and Indonesian citizens;

d. children who are under eighteen (18) years old and unmarried of Foreigners legally married to Indonesian citizens, and

e. children who are under eighteen (18) years old and unmarried who join their parents holding a limited Stay Permit or a Permanent Stay Permit.

Article 103(1) Application of a limited stay Visa shall be filed by a Foreigner or a Guarantor to the Minister or a designated Immigration Officer to fill out the application data and enclose the following requirements:

a. a letter of guarantee from a Guarantor;

b. a copy of a legal and valid Nationality Passport:

1. at a minimum of twelve (12) months for those who will do jobs in the Indonesian Territory for a period of six (6) months;2. at a minimum of eighteen (18) months for those who will do jobs or stay in Indonesian territory for a period of one (1) year, or3. at a minimum of 30 (thirty) months for those who will do jobs or stay in Indonesian territory for a period of two (2) years.

c. a proof of having living costs for himself and/or his family while being in the Indonesian Territory, andd. color photograph.(2) In addition to enclosing the requirements referred to in paragraph (1):

a. Foreigners, as referred to in Article 102 paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) letters a and b, also must enclose a letter of recommendation from relevant government institutions and/or agencies in accordance with the provisions of the legislation;

b. Foreigners, who are legally married to Indonesian citizens as referred to in Article 102 paragraph (4) a, also must enclose a copy of the marriage certificate or the marriage book;

c. Foreigners, who join their husbands or wives holding a limited Stay Permit or a Permanent Stay Permit as referred to in Article 102 paragraph (4) b, also must enclose a copy of the marriage certificate or the marriage book;

d. children of valid marriage of Foreigners and Indonesian citizens, as referred to in Article 102 paragraph (4) c, must also enclose:

1. a copy of the birth certificate;

2. a copy of the marriage certificate or the marriage book of the parents;

3. a copy of the valid national identification card of their Indonesian mother or father, and

4. a copy of the family card of their Indonesian mother or father.

e. children who are under eighteen (18) years old and unmarried of Foreigners legally married to Indonesia citizens, as referred to in Article 102 paragraph (4) d, must also enclose:

1. a copy of the birth certificate;

2. a copy of the marriage certificate or the marriage book of the parents;

3. a copy of the valid national identification card of their Indonesian mother or father, and

4. a copy of the family card of their Indonesian mother or father.

f. children who are under eighteen (18) years old and unmarried who join their parents holding a limited Stay Permit or a Permanent Stay Permit as referred to in Article 102 paragraph (4) letter e, must also enclose:

1. a copy of the birth certificate;

2. a copy of the marriage certificate or the marriage book of the parents, and

3. a copy of the valid limited Stay Permit or Permanent Stay Permit.

g. Foreigners in the context of repatriation, as referred to in Article 102 paragraph (3) letter e, must also enclose a proof of having been Indonesian citizens.Article 104(1) The designated Immigration Officer shall check the requirements of application as referred to in Article 103 and submit the check results to the Minister or a designated Immigration Officer for approval.

(2) The Minister or a designated Immigration Officer shall issue and deliver an approval letter for the issuance of a limited stay Visa to the designated Immigration Officer at a Representative of the Republic of Indonesia.

(3) The designated Immigration Officer at a Representative Republic of Indonesia shall issue a limited stay Visa within a period of four (4) working days from receipt of the approval letter for issuing the limited stay Visa and payment shall be made pursuant to the provisions of the legislation.

Article 105(1) In the event that the Representative of the Republic of Indonesia has no Immigration Officer, the issuance of issuance shall be held by a Foreign Service Officer.

(2) The Foreign Service Officer as referred to in paragraph (1) shall first gain knowledge through training in the Immigration.

Article 106(1) A limited stay Visa can be issued for Foreigners as referred to in Article 102 paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) letters a and b, on arrival at a certain Immigration Check Point.

(2) The limited stay Visa as referred to in paragraph (1) is a stay Visa on arrival to be granted to work for a period of one (1) month.

(3) Application for a limited stay Visa upon arrival as referred to in paragraph (2) shall be filed by a Guarantor.

(4) The limited stay Visa upon arrival may be granted after the application as referred to in paragraph (3) is approved by the Minister or a designated Immigration Officer.

(5) The certain Immigration Check as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be determined by a Ministerial Decree.

Article 107

(1) To obtain a limited stay Visa upon arrival for Foreigners as referred to in Article 106 paragraph (1) must enclose the following requirements:

a. a legal and valid Nationality Passport for at least six (6) months;

b. letter of approval from the Minister or a designated officer, and

c. letter of recommendation from relevant government institutions and/or agencies.(2) To obtain a limited stay visa upon arrival for Foreigners who will join to work on a ship, floating equipment, or installations that operate in the archipelago waters, territorial sea, continental shelf, and/or the Economic Zone Indonesian exclusive, in addition to the requirements as referred to in paragraph (1), they must also enclose a decree of issuance of a limited Stay Permit of the Director General.

Article 108Provisions regarding the form and format of visit Visa and limited stay Visa and technical procedures for application and issuance of visit Visa and limited stay Visa shall be governed by a Ministerial Regulation.

Part Three

Visa RejectionArticle 109A Foreign Service Officer or an Immigration Officer may reject the application for issuance of Visas to Foreigners in the case of:a. Listed in the list of Deterrence;

b. Holding no legal and valid Travel Documents;c. Having no sufficient costs of living for himself and/or his family while being in Indonesia;d. Holding no return ticket or season ticket to continue travelling to another country;

e. Holding no Re-entry Permit to the country of origin or holding no Visa to another country;

f. Suffering from infectious diseases, mental disorders, or other things that may endanger public health or order;

g. Involved in transnational organized crime or endanger the integrity of the Unitary of the Republic of Indonesia, and/orh. Engaged in the network or the practice of prostitution, human trafficking, and people smuggling.

Part Four

Use Duration of VisaArticle 110(1) A Visa must be used within a period of 90 (ninety) days from the date of issuance.

(2) If a Visa is not used within the period as referred to in paragraph (1), it shall be declared invalid.

(3) If the Visa is declared invalid, the Foreigner about to enter the Indonesian Territory must resubmit the Visa application.

Article 111Diplomatic Visa, service Visa and visit Visa for multiple travels shall be valid for twelve (12) months from the date of issuance.

CHAPTER V

REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES FOR APPLICATION, ISSUANCE, TERM, REJECTION AND CANCELLATION, AND STATUS CONVERSION OF STAY PERMIT Part One

GeneralArticle 112(1) Any Foreigner being in the Indonesian Territory must have a Stay Permit.(2) A Stay Permit is issued for a Foreigner in accordance with the Visa he holds.

(3) A Stay Permit consists of:

a. Diplomatic Stay Permit;

b. Service Stay Permit;

c. Visit Stay Permit;

d. Limited Stay Permit, and

e. Permanent Stay Permit.(4) The Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) can be assigned manually or electronically.

Article 113Each Foreigner staying in the Indonesian Territory may not have more than one (1) Stay Permit as referred to in Article 112 paragraph (3).

Article 114Indonesian citizens who lost their citizenship of Indonesia in the Indonesian Territory to follow the citizenship of their husbands or wives in accordance with the provisions of the legislation are granted a Stay Permit in accordance with his or her spouses Stay Permit.Article 115(1) Excluded from the requirement to hold a Stay Permit is a Foreigner:

a. Who is subject to detention for the purposes of the investigation, prosecution, and examination at trial or to undergo confinement or imprisonment in a penitentiary, while the Stay permit has expired;

b. Who obtains a permit to be out of the Immigration Detention Center as per the provisions of the legislation, and

c. who is being in the Indonesian Territory for being a victim of human trafficking.(2) Further provisions on Foreigner exempted from the requirement to hold a Stay Permit referred to in paragraph (1) shall be regulated by a Ministerial Regulation.

Article 116(1) A Foreigner whose investigation is stopped and who is acquitted of a crime by a final and binding court decision or is released from any lawsuit may be granted the Stay Permit back.

(2) The Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) may be granted in accordance with the previous Stay Permit and the term shall be pursuant to the provisions of the legislation.(3) If the Stay Permit is not granted, the Foreigner as referred to in paragraph (1) must leave the Indonesian Territory.

Part Two

Requirements and Procedures for Application, Issuance, Term, and Extension of Stay PermitParagraph 1

Diplomatic Stay PermitArticle 117(1) A diplomatic Stay Permit is granted to a Foreigner holding a diplomatic Passport and other passports to enter the Indonesian Territory using a diplomatic Visa for a visit and/or staying in the Indonesian Territory. (2) A diplomatic Stay Permit for a visit can also be granted to Foreigners from countries exempted from the requirement to hold a Visa based on international agreements with regard to the principle of reciprocity.(3) The diplomatic Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (2) applies to perform diplomatic duties.

Article 118A diplomatic Stay Permit for a visit to the Indonesian Territory shall be effective since an Entry Sign is granted by an Immigration Officer at the Immigration Check Point.

Article 119(1) To obtain a diplomatic Stay Permit for the purpose of staying in the Indonesian Territory, the Foreigner as referred to in Article 117 paragraph (1) shall apply to the Minister of Foreign Affairs or a designated officer within a period of 30 (thirty) days since the granting of the Entry Sign by the Immigration Officer at the Immigration Check Point.(2) The application as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be submitted by enclosing the following requirements:

a. a diplomatic passport or other passports; and

b. a diplomatic memorandum.

Article 120(1) The Minister of Foreign Affairs or a designated officer shall check the application requirements as referred to in Article 119 paragraph (2).(2) In case the check of requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) is met, the Minister of Foreign Affairs or a designated officer shall issue a diplomatic Stay Permit to stay in the Indonesian Territory to consider the principle of reciprocity.

Article 121(1) A diplomatic Stay Permit for a visit is granted for a period of 30 (thirty) days from the date on which the Entry Sign is granted.

(2) The diplomatic Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) may be extended for one (1) time for a period of 30 (thirty) days.

Article 122(1) A diplomatic Stay Permit to stay in the Indonesian Territory is awarded at a maximum of two (2) years from the date of approval to the diplomatic Stay Permit by the Minister of Foreign Affairs or a designated officer.

(2) The diplomatic Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) may be extended for a maximum of one (1) year for each extension.

Article 123Requirements and procedures for application and issuance term of a diplomatic Stay Permit for the purpose of staying in the Indonesian Territory as referred to in Article 119 and Article 120 shall also apply for the issuance of the diplomatic Stay Permit extension to make a visit and/or stay in the Indonesian territory.

Article 124Further provisions on technical procedures on issuance (granting) and extension of a diplomatic Stay Permit shall be regulated by a Regulation of the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Paragraph 2

Service Stay PermitArticle 125(1) A service Stay Permit is granted to a Foreigner holding a service Passport or other passports to enter the Indonesian Territory using a service Visa for a visit and/or staying in the Indonesian Territory.

(2) A service Stay Permit for a visit can also be granted to Foreigners from countries exempted from the requirement to hold a Visa based on international agreements with regard to the principle of reciprocity.(3) The service Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) applies to conduct non-diplomatic official duties of the foreign government or an international organization.

Article 126A service Stay Permit intended for a visit to conduct non-diplomatic official duties of the foreign government or an international organization shall be effective since an Entry Sign is granted by an Immigration Officer at the Immigration Check Point.

Article 127(1) To obtain a service Stay Permit for the purpose of staying in the Indonesian Territory, the Foreigner as referred to in Article 125 paragraph (1) shall apply to the Minister of Foreign Affairs or a designated officer within a period of 30 (thirty) days since the granting of the Entry Sign by the Immigration Officer at the Immigration Check Point.(2) The application as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be submitted by enclosing the following requirements:

a. a service passport or other passports; andb. a Government approval letter and a service memorandum of the ministry dealing with government affairs in the state secretariat, and/orc. a letter from other competent authorities.

Article 128(1) The Minister of Foreign Affairs or a designated officer shall check the application requirements as referred to in Article 127 paragraph (2).

(2) In case the check of requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) is met, the Minister of Foreign Affairs or a designated officer shall issue a service Stay Permit to stay in the Indonesian Territory to consider the principle of reciprocity.

Article 129(1) A service Stay Permit for a short visit is granted t for a period of 30 (thirty) days from the date on which the Entry Sign is granted.(2) The service Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) may be extended for one (1) time for a period of 30 (thirty) days.

Article 130(1) A service Stay Permit to stay in the Indonesian Territory is awarded at a maximum of one (1) year from the date of approval to the service Stay Permit by the Minister of Foreign Affairs or a designated officer.(2) The service Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) may be extended for a maximum of one (1) year for each extension.

Article 131Requirements and procedures for application and issuance term of a service Stay Permit for the purpose of staying in the Indonesian Territory as referred to in Article 127 and Article 128 shall also apply for the issuance of the service Stay Permit extension to make a visit and/or stay in the Indonesian territory.Article 132Further provisions on technical procedures on issuance (granting) and extension of a service Stay Permit shall be regulated by a Regulation of the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

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Visit Stay PermitArticle 133(1) A visit Stay Permit is granted to:

a. Foreigners who enter the Indonesian Territory by a visit Visa, or

b. Newborns who were born in the Indonesian Territory and when they were born their fathers and/or mothers were the visit Stay Permit holders.(2) The visit Stay Permit granted to Foreigners as referred to in paragraph (1) may also be granted to:

a. Foreigners from countries exempted from the requirement to hold a Visa in accordance with the provisions of the legislation;

b. Foreigners who serve as crew of Transport Mode at anchor or being in the Indonesian territory in accordance with the provisions of the legislation;

c. Foreigners who enter the Indonesian Territory for emergency, and

d. Foreigners who enter the Indonesian Territory with a visit Visa on arrival.

Article 134(1) A visit Stay Permit is issued by an Immigration Officer at the Immigration Check Point.

(2) Application for a visit Stay Permit for children born in the Indonesian Territory of parents holding a visit Stay Permit shall be filed to the Head of Immigration Office or an Immigration Officer designated to an Immigration Office whose jurisdiction covers residence of the relevant persons.(3) The visit Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (2) shall be submitted to fill out the application data and enclose the following requirements:

a. Nationality Passport of the children from their country representative in Indonesia;

b. the childrens birth certificate from hospital or birth certificate from the competent authority;

c. a copy of their parents Nationality Passport, and

d. a copy of their parents visit Stay Permit.

Article 135(1) The Head of Immigration Office or the designated Immigration Officer shall check the requirements as referred to in Article 134 paragraph (3).

(2) In case the check of requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) is met and the payment is made in accordance with the provisions of the legislation, the Head of Immigration Office or the designated Immigration Officer within a period of four (4) working days shall issue a visit Stay Permit.

Article 136(1) A visit Stay Permit for a holder of a visit Visa for one (1) time travel and multiple travels shall be granted for a period of 60 (sixty) days from the date on which the Entry Sign is granted.(2) A visit Stay Permit for a holder of a visit Visa for one (1) time travel as referred to in paragraph (1) may be extended at a maximum of four (4) times and the duration of each extension shall be at a maximum of 30 (thirty) days.(3) A visit Stay Permit for a holder of a visit Visa for multiple travels as referred to in paragraph (1) may not be extended.

Article 137(1) A visit Stay Permit for a holder of a visit Visa on arrival shall be granted for a period of 30 (thirty) days from the date on which the Entry Sign is granted.

(2) A visit Stay Permit for a holder of a visit Visa on arrival as referred to in paragraph (1) may be extended for one (1) time for a period of 30 (thirty) days.Article 138(1) A visit Stay Permit for Foreigners from countries exempted from the requirement to hold a Visa shall be granted for a period of 30 (thirty) days from the date on which the Entry Sign is granted.(2) A visit Stay Permit for Foreigners from countries exempted from the requirement to hold a Visa as referred to in paragraph (1) may not be extended.

Article 139A visit Stay Permit for:

a. Foreigners who serve as crew of Transport Mode at anchor or being in the Indonesian territory, shall be granted for a period of 60 (sixty) days from the date on which the Entry Sign is granted and cannot be extended;

b. Newborns who were born in the Indonesian Territory and when they were born their fathers and/or mothers were the visit Stay Permit holders, shall be granted for a period as adjusted to the parents visit Stay Permit, andc. Foreigners who enter the Indonesian Territory for emergency, shall be granted for a maximum of 30 (Thirty) days from the date on which the Entry Sign is granted.

Article 140(1) Application for extension of a visit Stay Permit for Foreigners who enter the Indonesian Territory using a visit Visa as referred to in Article 133 paragraph (1) letter a shall be submitted the Head of Immigration Office or an Immigration Officer designated to an Immigration Office whose jurisdiction covers residence of the relevant persons to fill out the application data and enclose the following requirements:

a. A letter of guarantee from a Guarantor at the time of applying for Visa, and

b. a legal and valid passport.(2) Application for extension of a visit Stay Permit for newborns who were born in the Indonesian Territory and when they were born their fathers and/or mothers were the visit Stay Permit holders as referred to in Article 133 paragraph (1) letter b shall be submitted to the Head of Immigration Office or an Immigration Officer designated to an Immigration Office whose jurisdiction covers residence of the relevant persons to fill out the application data and enclose the requirements as referred to in Article 134 paragraph (3).(3) Procedures for application and issuance term of a visit Stay Permit also applies for the issuance of extension of a visit Stay Permit.

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Limited Stay PermitArticle 141(1) A limited Stay Permit may be granted to:

a. Foreigners who enter the Indonesian Territory by a limited stay Visa;

b. children who were born in the Indonesian Territory and when they were born their fathers and/or mothers were the limited Stay Permit holders;

c. Foreigners who are granted status conversion from visit Stay Permit;

d. Sea Captains, crew, or foreign experts on board a ship, floating equipment, or installations that operate in the Indonesian waters and jurisdiction in accordance with the provisions of the legislation;

e. Foreigners who are legally married to Indonesian citizens or

f. children of Foreigners legally married to Indonesian citizens.(2) Foreigners as referred to in paragraph (1) letters a and c shall include:

a. Foreigners coming in the framework of the investment;

b. working as experts;

c. performing duties as clergy;

d. participating in education and training;

e. conducting scientific research;

f. joining the husbands or wives holding a limited Stay Permit;

g. joining the fathers and/or mothers for children with foreign citizenship having legal family relationship with Indonesian fathers and/or mothers;

h. joining the fathers and/or mothers holding a limited Stay Permit or Permanent Stay for children under eighteen (18) years old and unmarried;

i. Foreigners of ex-Indonesian citizens, and

j. elderly foreign travelers.

Article 142(1) Application for a limited Stay Permit shall be filed by Foreigners as referred to in Article 141 or their Guarantor to the Head of Immigration Office or a designated Immigration Officer whose jurisdiction covers residence of the Foreigners.(2) The application as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be submitted to fill out the application data and enclose the following requirements:

a. For children who were born in the Indonesian Territory and when they were born their fathers and/or mothers were the limited Stay Permit holders as referred to in Article 141 paragraph (1) letter b, the requirements include:

1. a letter of guarantee from a Guarantor;

2. a legal and valid Nationality Passport;

3. a copy of birth certificate;

4. a copy of parents marriage certificate or marriage book;

5. a copy of fathers and/or mothers legal and valid Nationality Passport, and

6. a copy of fathers and/or mothers valid limited Stay Permit.b. for Foreigners who are legally married to Indonesia citizens as referred to in Article 141 paragraph (1) letter e, the requirements include:

1. an application of the husband or wife who is an Indonesian citizen;

2. a legal and valid Nationality Passport;

3. a domicile certificate;

4. a copy of marriage certificate or marriage book;

5. a copy of a marriage reporting proof from a civil registry office for a wedding taken place in a foreign country;

6. a copy of valid national identification card of the husband or wife who is an Indonesian citizen, and

7. a copy of family card of the husband or wife who is an Indonesian citizen.c. for children of Foreigners legally married to Indonesia citizens as referred to in Article 141 paragraph (1) letter f, who are under eighteen (18) years old and unmarried, the requirements include:1. an application of the father and/or mother who is an Indonesian citizen;

2. a legal and valid Nationality Passport;

3. a domicile certificate;4. a copy of birth certificate;5. a copy of the parents marriage certificate or marriage book;

6. a copy of valid national identification card of the father or mother who is an Indonesian citizen, and

7. a copy of family card of the father or mother who is an Indonesian citizen.d. for Foreigners as referred to in Article 141 paragraph (2) letter a to e, the requirements include:

1. a letter of guarantee from a Guarantor;

2. a legal and valid Nationality Passport;

3. a domicile certificate, and

4. a letter of recommendation from relevant government institutions and/or agencies.

e. for Foreigners who join the husbands or wives holding a limited Stay Permit as referred to in Article 141 paragraph (2) letter f, the requirements include:

1. a letter of guarantee from a Guarantor;

2. a letter of guarantee from a Guarantor;

3. a domicile certificate;

4. copy of marriage certificate or marriage book, and

5. a copy of the husbands or wifes limited Stay Permit of.f. for children of Foreigners who join the fathers and/or mothers of Indonesian citizens as referred to in Article 141 paragraph (2) letter g, the requirements include:1. an application of the father and/or mother who is an Indonesian citizen;

2. a legal and valid Nationality Passport;

3. a domicile certificate;4. a copy of birth certificate;5. a copy of the parents marriage