Visa & Immigration

Visa Extension & Stay Permit Renewal

Legal support for extending or renewing your visa or stay permit in Indonesia before it expires — avoiding overstay fines, deportation risk, and legal complications.

Important: Overstaying your visa or stay permit in Indonesia results in fines of IDR 1,000,000 per day, possible detention, and deportation. Apply for extension at least 30–60 days before expiry.
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Overview

Visa Extension & Stay Permit Renewal in Indonesia

Any foreign national residing in Indonesia on a visa, visit permit, or stay permit must ensure their document remains valid throughout their stay. When your current permit is approaching its expiry date, you have two options:

  • Extend your existing permit (for the same permit type)
  • Renew / Convert to a new or upgraded permit type

The extension process involves submitting an application to the Indonesian Directorate General of Immigration (Ditjen Imigrasi) before the current permit expires. Late applications or expired permits result in significant penalties.

Our licensed lawyer provides full legal support for the extension and renewal process — ensuring your documents are correct, deadlines are met, and your residency status in Indonesia remains legally protected at all times.

Overstay Fine

IDR 1,000,000 (approx. USD 65) per day of overstay

Deportation Risk

Extended overstay can result in detention and forced departure

Re-Entry Ban

Serious overstay may result in a ban from re-entering Indonesia

Apply Early

Submit your extension application 30–60 days before expiry to avoid any risk

Types of Visa & Permit Extensions We Handle

We support extension and renewal for all major visa and stay permit categories for foreign nationals in Indonesia.

Stay Permit

KITAS Extension / Renewal

The most common type. KITAS (Temporary Stay Permit) must be renewed annually. We manage the full renewal process — from document preparation to Immigration Office coordination and card issuance.

  • Investor KITAS renewal
  • Working KITAS renewal
  • Spouse / Family KITAS renewal
  • Retirement KITAS renewal
Apply 30–60 days before expiry
Permanent Stay

KITAP Renewal

KITAP (Permanent Stay Permit) is valid for 5 years and must be renewed before expiry. We manage the renewal process including updated documentation and Immigration Office submission.

  • KITAP validity check
  • Document update & preparation
  • Immigration Office submission
  • Card replacement coordination
Apply 30 days before expiry
Visitor Permit

Visit Visa / VOA Extension

Social Visit Visa (B211A), Visa on Arrival (VOA), and Business Visit Visa holders can extend their stay in Indonesia for an additional 30 days through the immigration office.

  • B211A visit visa extension
  • VOA extension support
  • Multiple extension advice
  • Conversion to KITAS advice
Apply before current visa expires
Re-Entry Permit

Multiple Re-Entry Permit (MERP)

KITAS holders who travel internationally require a Multiple Entry Re-entry Permit (MERP) to re-enter Indonesia without losing their KITAS status. We apply for and renew MERP as part of our KITAS management service.

  • MERP application & renewal
  • Travel confirmation support
  • KITAS re-entry protection
  • Emergency re-entry advice
Before any international travel
Conversion

Visa-to-KITAS Conversion

If you are currently on a tourist, business, or social visa but wish to remain in Indonesia long-term, we advise on converting to the appropriate KITAS type — depending on your circumstances and eligibility.

  • Eligibility review for KITAS conversion
  • PT PMA setup for Investor KITAS
  • Sponsor coordination
  • Full application support
Before visa expires — plan ahead
Emergency

Emergency Extension Support

Already close to expiry or have concerns about overstay? We provide emergency legal consultation to assess your options and take the fastest possible legal action to protect your residency status.

  • Urgent case assessment
  • Emergency legal advice
  • Fastest available extension pathway
  • Overstay mitigation strategy
Contact us immediately

Understanding Overstay Risks in Indonesia

Overstaying your visa or stay permit in Indonesia is a serious legal violation. The consequences escalate rapidly with every day of overstay.

Day 1–7

Early Overstay

  • Fine: IDR 1,000,000 per day (total IDR 7,000,000 max for this stage)
  • Fine must be paid at the airport or immigration office before departure
  • No immigration blacklist at this stage (typically)
  • Action: Contact our office immediately for emergency extension support
Day 8–60

Moderate Overstay

  • Daily fine continues to accumulate (max cap may apply — subject to change)
  • Risk of immigration investigation and summons
  • Possible detention by immigration authorities
  • Difficulty in obtaining future Indonesian visas
  • Action: Seek urgent legal advice before attempting departure
60+ Days

Serious Overstay

  • High risk of detention and forced deportation
  • Possible immigration blacklist — banned from entering Indonesia
  • Criminal charges may be filed in extreme cases
  • Sponsor company may face penalties and compliance issues
  • Action: Immediate legal intervention required — contact us now
🚨 Already overstaying? Contact our office immediately via WhatsApp. Do not attempt to leave Indonesia without legal advice — the process for handling overstay correctly is critical to minimising penalties and protecting your ability to return to Indonesia.
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Documents Required for Extension

The following documents are commonly required for a KITAS extension / renewal. Exact requirements vary by permit type. We provide a precise checklist during consultation.

Applicant Documents

  • Valid passport (with original and copy of current KITAS entry visa)
  • Current KITAS card (original)
  • Recent passport-size photographs
  • Completed extension application form
  • Updated health insurance certificate
  • Police clearance (if required for renewal category)

Sponsor / Company Documents

  • Updated sponsor guarantee letter
  • Company deed and registration documents (current)
  • NIB and NPWP (company tax ID) copies
  • For Investor KITAS: updated LKPM investment report
  • For Working KITAS: updated IMTA / work permit
  • Director / board resolution authorising renewal

Supporting Documents

  • Copy of all previous KITAS / permit cards
  • OSS/BKPM registration confirmation (Investor KITAS)
  • MERP application (if travelling internationally)
  • Administrative fee payment evidence
  • Domicile letter (Surat Keterangan Domisili) from local RT/RW
  • Any additional documents requested by immigration office

Our Visa Extension Support Process

A proactive, lawyer-managed process to ensure your permit is always valid.

1

Expiry Date Check

We review your current permit expiry date and immediately determine the correct extension type and deadline for your specific permit category.

2

Document Review

We check all required documents for your extension, identify any outdated or missing items, and provide a precise checklist for you to action.

3

Application Preparation

Our lawyer prepares the complete extension application package — forms, sponsor letters, supporting documents — and reviews everything before submission.

4

Immigration Submission

We submit the extension application to the Immigration Office and handle all follow-up communication, queries, and additional document requests.

5

Extension Approved

Once approved, we coordinate the collection of your new KITAS card or updated permit and verify all details are correct.

6

Next Renewal Reminder

We add your new expiry date to our tracking system and will alert you well in advance of the next renewal deadline.

Key Extension Deadlines at a Glance

When to apply for each type of permit renewal.

Permit Type Validity Period When to Apply for Renewal Overstay Fine
KITAS (Investor / Working / Family) 1 Year 30–60 days before expiry IDR 1,000,000 / day
KITAP (Permanent Stay) 5 Years 30 days before expiry IDR 1,000,000 / day
Social Visit Visa (B211A) 60 days (extendable) Before visa expires IDR 1,000,000 / day
Visa on Arrival (VOA) 30 days (extendable +30) Before 30-day period ends IDR 1,000,000 / day
Multiple Re-Entry Permit (MERP) Tied to KITAS validity Before international travel KITAS at risk of cancellation

Don't Wait Until It's Too Late

Contact our legal team today to review your visa or stay permit expiry date and start the extension process. We handle the entire process so you can focus on your life and business in Indonesia.