Family visas for Indonesia, by who the Indonesian side is.
Nine visas, set by who sponsors you and how you are related. All run one or two years, with free entry and exit.
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Indonesia E31A Spouse of an Indonesian citizen
Family visa for the spouse of an Indonesian citizen. Multiple entry.
From IDR 6,000,000 See what it covers - Indonesia E31B
Spouse of an ITAS or ITAP holder
Family visa for the spouse of an ITAS or ITAP holder, second home included. Multiple entry.
From IDR 6,000,000 See what it covers - Indonesia E31C
Child of an Indonesian citizen
Family visa for the child of an Indonesian citizen. May work or study once reported. Multiple entry.
From IDR 6,000,000 See what it covers - Indonesia E31D
Stepchild of an Indonesian citizen
Family visa for the stepchild of an Indonesian citizen. May study once reported. Multiple entry.
From IDR 6,000,000 See what it covers - Indonesia E31E
Child of an ITAS or ITAP holder
Family visa for the child of an ITAS or ITAP holder, second home included. May study. Multiple entry.
From IDR 6,000,000 See what it covers - Indonesia E31F
Adopted child of an Indonesian citizen
Family visa for the adopted child of an Indonesian citizen. May study once reported. Multiple entry.
From IDR 6,000,000 See what it covers - Indonesia E31G
Parent of an Indonesian citizen
Family visa for the parent of an Indonesian citizen. Multiple entry.
From IDR 6,000,000 See what it covers - Indonesia E31H
Parent of an ITAS or ITAP holder
Family visa for the parent of an ITAS or ITAP holder. Multiple entry.
From IDR 6,000,000 See what it covers - Indonesia E31J
Sibling of an ITAS or ITAP holder
Family visa for the sibling of an ITAS or ITAP holder. Multiple entry.
From IDR 6,000,000 See what it covers
Who this is for
It turns on the relationship, the sponsor, and whether you are visiting or moving here.
Visiting relatives
A trip with a return date. Usually a visit visa, with a family member as sponsor.
Spouse of an Indonesian citizen
Living here needs a stay permit, not a visit visa. The marriage documents carry the file.
Dependants of a permit holder
Joining someone with a work or investor stay permit. Their permit usually comes first.
Parents or extended family
Fewer relationships qualify than people expect. We check yours before you gather documents.
What we do, and what we do not.
Both lists go into your written scope, word for word.
What we do
- Name the visa that matches your activity
- Check your documents against the current rules
- Prepare and lodge the application
- Track it and tell you when its status changes
- Handle extensions and renewals for visas we lodge
- Work in English, Bahasa Indonesia or Chinese
- Refund our service fee if an application we filed is refused
What we do not do
- Guarantee an outcome. Immigration decides
- Give legal advice. If you need a lawyer, we say so
- Act as a government agency. You can apply directly through official channels
- Issue documents we are not authorised to issue
- Advise on tax residency or company accounting
Four steps, each one in writing.
- 01
Initial assessment
Send your nationality, plan and dates. We name the visa that fits. The first assessment is free.
- 02
Scope and price in writing
Before you pay: the document list, your price, a timing estimate and what we will not do.
- 03
Document check
We check each document against the current rules. You fix anything flagged before we lodge.
- 04
Lodging and follow up
We lodge, track and pass on any request from immigration. Extensions go through the same contact.
What you will usually need
Relationship and sponsor documents, several of which need a sworn translation or legalisation.
Applicant
- Passport with enough remaining validity
- Recent photograph to the current specification
Relationship
- Marriage certificate, birth certificate or equivalent
- Sworn translation where the document is not in Indonesian
- Legalisation where the issuing country requires it
Sponsor
- Sponsor identity documents
- Sponsor address and status in Indonesia
- Sponsor letter in the required form
Translation and legalisation are third party costs and often the slowest step. We tell you which documents need them.
Timing
A family case usually waits on documents, not on immigration.
Documents held in another country are the usual cause of delay. Tell us about them at the start.
Family questions
- My spouse is Indonesian. Which visa is that?
- E31A, a stay permit sponsored by your spouse, built on the marriage documents and your spouse’s ID.
- Can I work on a family visa?
- Permission to live here is not permission to work. If you intend to work, say so and we cover both.
- Do my documents need translating?
- Usually, if they are not in Indonesian, and some also need legalisation. Both are third party costs, named in your quote.
- Which relatives count as family for this?
- Spouses, children (including stepchildren and adopted children of a citizen), parents, and siblings of a permit holder. It differs by visa, so we check yours first.
Tell us what you are coming here to do.
Send your nationality, plan and dates. We reply with the visa, its price and its documents.
