📄 Service Description
This service assists foreign investors in securing a Limited Stay Visa (VITAS) and Limited Stay Permit (ITAS) for investment activities in Indonesia. It applies to shareholders serving as directors or commissioners in a Foreign Investment Company (PMA) registered in Indonesia.

📌 Scope of Services (Excluding PNBP)

• Consultation on investor visa eligibility and legal investment structure.

• Assistance with document preparation and sponsor validation.

• Submission of VITAS notification request through the immigration system.

• Coordination with the Ministry of Law and Human Rights.

• Post-arrival guidance for ITAS activation and residence reporting.

• Advisory on investor compliance (entry/exit, address reporting, renewals, etc.).

📂 Required Documents

For Investor (Individual):

• Valid passport (min. 18 months or 30 months, depending on visa length)

• Color photo with white background

• Curriculum Vitae (CV)

• Domicile address in Indonesia

• Letter of intent not to engage in work outside of investment role

For Company (PMA):

• Deed of Establishment and Legalization by the Ministry of Law and Human Rights

• Business Identification Number (NIB) and required sector licenses

• Corporate Tax ID (NPWP)

• Investment Activity Report (LKPM)

• Sponsorship letter

• Organization chart and RPTKA (if applicable)

⏱️ Estimated Processing Time

• VITAS pre-approval: 3–7 working days

• ITAS finalization: 5–10 working days
  Total duration: ~10–15 working days (excluding applicant’s entry to Indonesia)

💼 Service Fee
Our professional fees exclude all government-imposed charges (PNBP), including immigration fees, re-entry permits, or stay permit levies. A formal quote will be provided based on applicant profile and corporate structure.

📄 Deliverables

• VITAS notification letter (pre-approval)

• e-ITAS (electronic limited stay permit) upon successful registration

• Reporting checklist for post-visa compliance

⚖️ Legal Basis

• Law No. 6 of 2011 on Immigration

• Government Regulation No. 31 of 2013

• Minister of Law and Human Rights Regulation No. 26 of 2020

• BKPM Regulation No. 4 of 2021

📄 Service Description
This service is designed to assist foreign nationals in obtaining a Freelancer KITAS (Limited Stay Permit) for legal self-employed or contract-based work in Indonesia. Unlike employment-based KITAS, this permit is structured for individuals working as independent consultants, creative professionals, digital nomads, or contractors with local or international clients.

📌 Scope of Services (Excludes PNBP Fees)

• Legal structuring and visa classification for freelance activities

• Assistance in preparing personal and sponsor documentation

• Coordination for sponsorship under a licensed local company or agency (visa sponsor)

• Submission of VITAS application and sponsorship endorsement

• ITAS (Freelancer KITAS) issuance after arrival

• Ongoing compliance support (reporting, extension, re-entry)

• Optional: referral to local tax and NPWP consultants

📂 Eligibility & Required Documents

Applicant Requirements:

• Must not perform salaried employment under an Indonesian employer

• Must have verifiable freelance or contractual income (domestic or offshore)

• Must engage in activities aligned with non-restricted KBLI codes

Documents from Applicant:

• Passport (valid for 18+ months)

• CV with professional background

• Portfolio or proof of freelance activity

• Work contract(s), project-based agreement(s), or service invoices

• Statement of financial self-sufficiency

• Indonesian address and photo (white background)

Documents from Visa Sponsor (Local Company):

• Company Deed and Ministry Approval (SK Kemenkumham)

• NIB and relevant KBLI license (e.g. consulting, creative services)

• Company NPWP and office domicile

• Sponsorship Letter and organization chart

⏱️ Visa Duration & Timeline

• Initial Validity: 6 or 12 months

• VITAS processing: ±5–7 working days

• ITAS issuance: ±5–10 working days after arrival

• Total Timeline: ~10–15 working days (excluding overseas logistics)

💼 Service Fee
Professional fee depends on visa duration and sponsor type. All government-imposed fees (PNBP) such as VITAS, ITAS, re-entry permit, and reporting are excluded.

📄 Deliverables

• VITAS Approval Letter (entry visa)

• e-ITAS (Freelancer KITAS)

• Sponsor compliance guide and extension procedures

• Optional: Support for spouse/dependents

⚖️ Legal Basis

• Law No. 6 of 2011 on Immigration

• Government Regulation No. 31 of 2013

• Ministerial Regulation No. 26 of 2020 (Visa & Stay Permits)

• OSS Regulation on Sponsor Licensing (BKPM No. 4/2021)

This specialized service is designed for independent professionals, digital nomads, and remote workers who wish to live in Bali while maintaining their global career. We provide a seamless, end-to-end legal process to ensure you can work legally and enjoy the island without administrative stress.

Service Scope & Visa Categories

• Remote Worker Visa (E33G): Specifically for individuals employed by companies outside of Indonesia or who have a steady income from overseas clients. This allows you to stay in Bali for up to 1 year while working remotely.

• Freelancer/Professional Visa (E27): Tailored for self-employed professionals with specific expertise who need a legal basis to operate independently while residing in Indonesia.

• Digital Nomad Compliance: We assist in transitioning from temporary stay permits to long-term residency, ensuring all immigration requirements are met according to the latest regulations.

What is Included in the Service?

• Full Document Handling: We manage the preparation and submission of all necessary documents to the Indonesian Directorate General of Immigration.

• Sponsorship Assistance: If your specific visa category requires a local guarantor or supporting documentation, we provide the necessary legal infrastructure.

• E-Visa Processing: Fast-track digital application so you can receive your visa approval (VITAS) before even arriving in Bali.

• Address & Domicile Support: Coordination of local domicile letters and registration with the relevant neighborhood (Banjar) or regional authorities in Bali.

• Tax Residency Consulting: Basic guidance on obtaining a local Tax ID (NPWP) and understanding your tax obligations as a foreign remote worker to ensure full legal compliance.

The MyLegal Advantage

• Multilingual Support: Our team can assist you in English or Mandarin, making the complex Indonesian legal jargon easy to understand.

• Remote-Friendly Process: You don't need to visit our Jakarta headquarters; we handle everything digitally or via our local network in Bali.

• Professional Expertise: As a firm led by certified legal consultants, we provide grounded legal advice rather than just administrative "agent" services.