Retirement Visa (KITAS) Indonesia
Overview
Planning your retirement in Indonesia? Business Hub Asia offers a Retirement Visa (KITAS Lansia) service for foreign citizens aged >55 seeking to retire in Indonesia. Our comprehensive support includes gathering necessary documents, securing local sponsorship, and managing the visa and limited stay permit (KITAS) application process. We streamline the legalization of your stay in Indonesia, ensuring it is secure, efficient, and compliant with all relevant regulations.
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Retirement KITAS
A 1-year limited stay permit for retired foreign nationals, which can be extended annually up to a maximum of 5 years.
Authorized Sponsor Service
Business Hub Asia provides an authorized sponsor agent as the main requirement for applying for a Retirement Visa in Indonesia.
Immigration Process Assistance
Starting from document preparation, e-Visa application, report to the immigration office, to the issuance of KITAS and SKTT.
Fulfillment of Additional Requirements (Insurance, Accommodation, etc.)
Assistance with supporting documents such as health insurance, proof of residence, and domestic labor (if needed).
Annual Extension & Change of Status Service
Provide annual KITAS extension assistance for the elderly, facilitating KITAP conversion after five years.
Minimum Requirements
Age Requirement
At least 55 years old
Passport
Passport with a minimum validity of 18 months
Income Proof
Proof of monthly retirement income min. USD 1,500 or equivalent
Accommodation
Proof of rental house/apartment in Indonesia for min. 1 year
Insurance
Health and/or life insurance policy
Work Restriction
Letter of intent not to work in Indonesia
Documents
A passport photo and a copy of the identity page
Eligible Countries for Retirement Visa
North America
United States & Canada.
Europe
United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, Denmark, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Ireland.
Asia
Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong.
Oceania
Australia & New Zealand.
Africa
South Africa.
South America
Argentina & Brazil.
Process and Timeline
1
Document Consultation & Profile Verification
The applicant is ≥ 55 years old, the purpose of retirement without working, and the country of origin is eligible for this visa. Estimated time: 1 working day.
2
Sponsorship Document Preparation
Consists of passport (≥18 months old), official sponsorship letter, proof of pension fund/account (minimum US$1,500-3,000 per month or US$50,000 deposit), health & life insurance, proof of residential address for ≥1 year, and statement of non-employment. Estimated time: 5-7 working days.
3
Telex Approval & Sponsorship Submission to Immigration
Official sponsor submits telex visa to the Indonesian Immigration Office and submits sponsorship documents to the Consulate General (if done from abroad). Estimated time: 10-14 working days.
4
Visa Collection at Embassy / Arrival e-Visa
Upon approval, a physical visa or e-visa is issued. Clients can enter Indonesia and directly apply for KITAS (limited stay permit). Estimated time: 3-5 working days.
5
Conversion to Retirement KITAS in Indonesia
Upon arrival, convert to retirement KITAS, including biometric procedures and a temporary stay permit valid for up to 12 months, extendable 4-5 times. Estimated time: 10-14 working days.
*Conversion to Retirement KITAS in Indonesia Upon arrival, convert to retirement KITAS, including biometric procedures and a temporary stay permit valid for up to 12 months, extendable 4-5 times. Estimated time: 10-14 working days
Important Consideration
- Retirement KITAS does not allow the visa holder to work in Indonesia.
- To obtain a retirement visa, official sponsorship from a company or agent registered with the Directorate General of Immigration is necessary.
- Proof of income and residence are important requirements in the verification process.
- After 5 years, Retirement KITAS can be upgraded to KITAP (Permanent Residence Permit).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Retirement KITAS?
A Retirement KITAS is a limited stay permit allowing foreign individuals aged 55 and over to reside in Indonesia for retirement purposes.
Can I work in Indonesia with a Retirement Visa?
This retirement visa is for residency purposes only and prohibits any work or business activities.
Do I need to own a house in Indonesia?
Although not mandatory, demonstrating proof of rental accommodation for a minimum of 12 months is a requirement.
Do I need to have insurance?
Yes. Health and/or life insurance must be attached as part of the requirements.
What happens after the KITAS expires?
KITAS can be extended every year. After 5 years, you are eligible to apply for KITAP for permanent residence.
Does Business Hub Asia also help with insurance and residency?
Yes. We assist with creating accommodation documents, suggesting properties, and connecting you with our partner insurance companies.
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