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INDONESIA – Random immigration inspections are expected to take place from October 7-9, 2024
October 4, 2024
Employers in Indonesia should be aware of an increased likelihood of random immigration inspections by immigration authorities on work locations.
Read MoreINDONESIA – Implementation of New Bridging Visa
June 6, 2024
Immigration authorities in Indonesia announced the introduction of a new Transitional Stay Permit, also known as a Bridging Visa.
Read MoreCOMPLIANCE CORNER – Increased Inspections in Indonesia
May 20, 2024
There has been an increase in onsite immigration inspections in Indonesia. Foreign nationals have faced questioning over addresses provided.
Read MoreINDONESIA – Introduction of Remote Worker Visa
April 17, 2024
Indonesia has introduced a Remote Worker Visa, allowing foreign nationals to live and work remotely in Indonesia for up to one year.
Read MoreINDONESIA – New Visa Sub-Types Introduced
January 19, 2024
Indonesia has introduced new visa sub-types for exemption visas, single entry visas, multiple entry visas, and limited stay visas.
Read MoreINDONESIA – Repealed COVID-19 Requirements and Onshore e-Visa Activation
July 6, 2023
Indonesian authorities are removing additional requirements introduced during the pandemic and the onshore issuance for e-visas.
Read MoreINDONESIA: Annual Manpower Reporting
November 28, 2022
Indonesian companies with foreign employees must submit an Annual Manpower Report to the Ministry of Manpower by 10 January 2023.
Read MoreINDONESIA – ASTAKA Required for Short Term Work Permit
November 10, 2022
The MOM in Indonesia is requiring employers to maintain ASTAKA insurance for foreign national employees on short-term work assignments of six months of less.
Read MoreINDONESIA: Issuance of Special Recommendation Discontinued
October 11, 2022
Indonesia’s Investment Authority (BKPM) has announced the removal of the special recommendation application from the relevant government agencies prior to lodging a work permit in the country and this takes effect from 8 October 2022. What has changed? Due to the pandemic, the Indonesian government has introduced additional requirements to be met for bringing in […]
Read MoreINDONESIA: New Regulation on Job Titles for Foreign Workers
September 27, 2019
Effective immediately, the Ministry of Manpower has issued a regulation specifying more than 2200 permitted job titles in 18 sectors for foreign workers in Indonesia (Decree No. 228 of 2019).
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