Effective December 17, 2024, the Indonesian government increased application fees for most visa types, including the following: the Short Term Work Permit fee has increased to IDR 5,250,000, up from IDR 1,800,000 (plus an additional fee of USD 150); the Long Term Work Permit (LTWP) fee has increased to IDR 7,000,000, up from IDR 2,700,000 (plus an additional fee of USD 150); the LTWP renewal fee has increased to IDR 4,500,000, up from IDR 2,500,000; the New Stay Permit for Dependents fee has increased to IDR 6,000,000, up from IDR 2,700,000 (plus an additional fee of USD 150); the Renewal Stay Permit for Dependents fee has increased to IDR 4,500,000, up from IDR 2,500,000; the Permanent Stay Permit (KITAP) for five years fee has increased to IDR 11,000,000, up from IDR 6,750,000; and the KITAP Unlimited fee has increased to IDR 23,000,000, up from IDR 11,950,000. Fees have also increased for multiple entry visas and other services.
This alert is for informational purposes only. If you have any questions, please get in touch with the global immigration professional with whom you work at Fragomen or send an email to [email protected].
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