CHAPTER III STAY PERMIT
Subdivision 3 Expiration of Stay Permit
b. repatriation stamp on their travel document.
(3) The Head of the Immigration Office or the appointed Immigration Official shall order the Foreign Nationals to leave Indonesian Territory within a maximum period of 7 (seven) Days from the date the deportation stamp or repatriation stamp is affixed.
(4) Cancellation of Visitor Stay Permit, Limited Stay Permit, or Permanent Stay Permit is conducted after the examination is stated in the minutes of examination and minutes of opinion.
(5) Examination as referred to in paragraph (3) is conducted to father and/or mother who is a foreign national in the event of a Stay Permit for a newborn child in Indonesian Territory.
(6) Cancellation of Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) is submitted to the Foreign Nationals, Sponsor, or Person in Charge accompanied by the reasons for cancellation.
Subdivision 3
(1) In the event that a Limited Stay Permit or Permanent Stay Permit that is still valid wants to be terminated, the Foreign Nationals, Sponsor, or Person in Charge shall apply for permit to leave Indonesian Territory and not to return (exit permit only).
(2) The application as referred to in paragraph (1) is submitted by the Foreign Nationals, Sponsor, or Person in Charge by submitting a request for termination to the Director General, Head of the Immigration Office, or the appointed Immigration Official who issues the Limited Stay Permit or Permanent Stay Permit before the expiration of the Stay Permit through the app by enclosing:
a. National Passport which are legal and still valid; and b. Limited Stay Permit or Permanent Stay Permit.
(3) Termination as referred to in paragraph (1) is implemented by the Director General, Head of the Immigration Office, or the appointed Immigration Official through:
a. receipt of application submission;
b. verification of payment of immigration fees in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations;
c. approval for permit to leave Indonesian Territory and not to return (exit permit only); and
d. submission of issuance of permit to leave Indonesian Territory and not to return (exit permit only) to Foreign Nationals, Sponsor, or Person in Charge electronically.
(4) Submission of the issuance of a permit to leave Indonesian Territory and not to return (exit permit only) as referred to in paragraph (3) letter d shall be conducted within a maximum period of 3 (three) business days from the receipt of payment of the immigration fee.
(5) An application for permit to leave Indonesian Territory and not to return (exit permit only) can be submitted by the Foreign Nationals themselves, in the event that the Person in Charge or the Sponsor cannot apply under the following conditions:
a. for Limited Stay Permit or Permanent Stay Permit as workers or experts, shall enclose a statement of termination of the work contract or the expiration of the employment relationship;
b. for a Limited Stay Permit or Permanent Stay Permit for foreign direct investment, shall enclose a statement about no longer serving at the company, no longer have shares in the company or the company is no longer active;
c. for a Limited Stay Permit or Permanent Stay Permit in order to join the husband/wife who is an Indonesian citizen, by enclosing a divorce certificate; or
d. for a Limited Stay Permit and Permanent Stay Permit with corporate Sponsors in the field of travel, tourism or other corporations, by enclosing a Foreign National’s statement on termination of Guarantee to the Sponsor with copies forwarded to the Head of the Immigration Office whose working area covers the Foreign National's residence.
(6) Foreign Nationals as referred to in paragraph (1) must leave Indonesian Territory within a maximum period of 7 (seven) Days from the issuance date of the permit to leave Indonesian Territory and not to return (exit permit only).
(7) Rejection of the application for permit to leave Indonesian Territory and not to return (exit permit only), is implemented in the event that there is a request from a central government agency.
Article 145
(1) In the event that the Foreign Nationals holding a Limited Stay Permit or Permanent Stay Permit are
outside Indonesian Territory and have no intention of re-entering Indonesian Territory while their Stay Permit is still valid, the Foreign Nationals, Sponsor, or Person in Charge can submit an application to terminate their Stay Permit.
(2) Application to terminate the Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be implemented through the app for permit to leave Indonesian Territory and not to return (exit permit only).
(3) Application for permit to leave Indonesian Territory and not to return (exit permit only) as referred to in paragraph (2) is submitted by the Foreign Nationals, Sponsor, or Person in Charge to the Director General, Head of the Immigration Office, or the appointed Immigration Official.
(4) The application as referred to in paragraph (3) is submitted by the Foreign Nationals, Sponsor, or Person in Charge by submitting a request for termination to the Director General, Head of the Immigration Office, or the appointed Immigration Official who issues the Limited Stay Permit or Permanent Stay Permit before the expiration of the Stay Permit through the app by enclosing:
a. National Passport which are legal and still valid; and b. Limited Stay Permit or Permanent Stay Permit.
(5) Termination as referred to in paragraph (4) is implemented by the Director General, Head of the Immigration Office, or the appointed Immigration Official through:
a. receipt of application submission;
b. verification of payment of immigration fees in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations;
c. issuance of a permit to leave Indonesian Territory and not to return (exit permit only) in the form of a Letter of Stay Permit Termination; and
d. submission of the Letter of Stay Permit Termination electronically to Foreign Nationals, Sponsor, or Person in Charge.
(6) Submission of issuance of permit to leave Indonesian Territory and not to return (exit permit only) as referred to in paragraph (5) letter d shall be implemented within a maximum period of 3 (three) business days from the receipt of payment of immigration fee.
(7) Foreign Nationals holding Limited Stay Permit or Permanent Stay Permit who are domiciled outside Indonesian Territory, including their families whose Stay Permit has expired, do not need to apply for a permit to leave Indonesian Territory and not to return (exit permit only).
Division Six
Foreign Nationals who are Exempt from the Obligation to have a Stay Permit
Article 146
(1) Foreign Nationals may be exempted from the obligation to have a Stay Permit as referred to in Article 77 paragraph (3) due to certain circumstances as follows:
a. undergo detention for the purposes of the process of investigation, prosecution, and examination in court hearing or undergo confinement or imprisonment in a correctional institution;
b. obtain permission to be outside the Immigration Detention Center in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations; or
c. are in Indonesian Territory because they are victims of the crime of human trafficking.
(2) In addition to the conditions as referred to in paragraph (1), an exception from the obligation to have a Stay Permit can also be granted to holders of Immigration facilities.
Article 147
In undergoing the investigation process or undergoing examination in court hearing, the Foreign Nationals as referred to in Article 146 paragraph (1) letter a is granted back the Stay Permit they have by continuing the remaining period of stay since the issuance of the release of detention without reducing the number of days while serving the detention period.
Article 148
(1) Foreign Nationals as referred to in Article 146 paragraph (1) letter a who will undergo parole, conditional leave, leave to visit family, leave prior to release, or assimilation must obtain a Decree of the Director General on exemptions from the obligation to have a Stay Permit.
(2) The Director General shall stipulate the decree as referred to in paragraph (1) based on a written application from the Director General of Corrections which includes the period of exemption from the obligation to have a Stay Permit by enclosing:
a. Travel Documents which are legal and still valid;
b. court decisions that have obtained permanent legal force;
c. Sponsor's identity card;
d. certificate of guarantee from the representative of their country; and e. letter of guarantee from Sponsor.
(3) The decree of the Director General is stipulated within a maximum period of 7 (seven) business days from the date the complete application is received.
(4) The decree as referred to in paragraph (3) is submitted to the Director General of Corrections and forwarded to the Head of the Immigration Office in charge of the work area where the Foreign Nationals reside.
(5) The Head of the Immigration Office in charge of the working area where the Foreign Nationals reside as referred to in paragraph (4) shall coordinate with the correctional institution or correctional center in terms of conducting supervision.
Article 149
In the event that the Foreign Nationals have served the confinement or imprisonment as referred to in Article 146 paragraph (1) letter a, the Foreign Nationals must leave Indonesian Territory within a maximum period of 7 (seven) Days from the date the deportation stamp is affixed on the Travel Document of the Foreign Nationals concerned.
Article 150
(1) Foreign Nationals who have been in the Immigration Detention Center for 10 (ten) years or more may be granted with permission to be outside the Immigration Detention Center as referred to in Article 143 paragraph (1) letter b based on an application.
(2) The application as referred to in paragraph (1) is submitted by the Detainee to the Head of the Immigration
Detention Center through the app by enclosing:
a. Detainee's address;
b. statement letter which contains the willingness to comply with [sic!] compulsory reporting to the head of the Immigration Detention Center or the Head of the Immigration Office in charge of their residence encompassing:
1. their presence periodically every 1 (one) month; and 2. change of civil status or address.
c. certificate of residence from the neighborhood association.
(3) The Head of the Immigration Detention Center shall verify the application as referred to in paragraph (2) within a maximum period of 3 (three) business days from the date the application is received.
(4) The head of the Immigration Detention Center shall submit the application as referred to in paragraph (1) to the Director General or the appointed Immigration Official after verification.
(5) The Director General shall grant approval or rejection and submits it to the Head of the Immigration Detention Center within a maximum period of 5 (five) business days from the date the application is received by the Director General.
(6) The Head of the Immigration Detention Center shall grant permission to be outside the Immigration Detention Center within a maximum period of 3 (three) business days after the application is approved by the Director General and updates the data.
Division Seven Force Majeure Stay Permit
Article 151
(1) In certain circumstances, Foreign Nationals whose Stay Permit period expires may be granted a force majeure Stay Permit.
(2) Certain circumstances as referred to in paragraph (1), including:
a. humanitarian reasons;
b. natural and non-natural disasters;
c. is in Indonesian Territory for implementing deportation that is not placed in an Immigration Detention Center; or
d. certain circumstances in the interest of the government.
(3) The granting of a force majeure Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) is implemented by the Director General, Head of the Immigration Office, or appointed Immigration Official whose working area covers the residence of the Foreign Nationals.
Article 152
A force majeure Stay Permit as referred to in Article 151 is granted for a maximum period of 30 (thirty) Days and can be extended for a maximum period of 30 (thirty) days per extension.
Article 153
(1) A force majeure Stay Permit for humanitarian reasons as referred to in Article 151 paragraph (2) letter a is granted based on an application.
(2) The application as referred to in paragraph (1) is submitted by the Foreign Nationals, Sponsor, or Person in Charge through the app to the Director General or Head of the Immigration Office by enclosing:
a. Travel Document of the Foreign National which are legal and still valid; and
b. a letter of inpatient care from a hospital, a doctor’s certificate, medical records, or a letter of recommendation from a government doctor.
Article 154
(1) A force majeure Stay Permit in cases of natural and non-natural disaster as referred to in Article 151 paragraph (2) letter b is issued by the Head of the Immigration Office whose working area covers the residence of the Foreign Nationals to subsequently be reported to the Director General.
(2) A force majeure Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) is granted by the Head of the Immigration Office after the data collection of Foreign Nationals has been conducted.
(3) Data collection as referred to in paragraph (2) is conducted toward:
a. Travel Document of the Foreign National which are legal and still valid;
b. Visa; and/or
c. Stay Permit which are held.
Article 155
(1) Force majeure Stay Permit for Foreign Nationals who are in Indonesian Territory for the purpose of implementing deportation who are not placed in the Immigration Detention Center as referred to in Article 151 paragraph (2) letter c are granted based on the consideration of the Head of the Immigration Office or the Head of the Immigration Detention Center.
(2) Force majeure Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) is granted by the Head of the Immigration Office or the Head of the Immigration Detention Center after the data collection of Foreign Nationals has been conducted.
(3) Data collection as referred to in paragraph (2) is conducted toward:
a. Travel Document of the Foreign National which are legal and still valid;
b. Visa; and/or
c. Stay Permit which are held.
Article 156
(1) The granting of a force majeure Stay Permit for Foreign Nationals for the interest of the government as referred to in Article 151 paragraph (2) letter d is granted based on an application in order to facilitate government administration.
(2) The application as referred to in paragraph (1) is submitted by the central government agency to the Director General by enclosing:
a. application letter;
b. Travel Document of the Foreign National which are legal and still valid;
c. Visa; and/or
d. Stay Permit which are owned.
Article 157 The granting of Force Majeure Stay Permit is conducted through:
a. receipt of application submission;
b. approval of the Director General, Head of the Immigration Office, or the appointed Immigration Official;
and
c. issuance of Force Majeure Stay Permit electronically.
Article 158
Provisions on the granting of a force majeure Stay Permit as referred to in Articles 151 to 157 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the extension of a force majeure Stay Permit.
Division Eight Re-entry Permit
Article 159
(1) Re-entry Permit as stipulated in Article 78 paragraph (6) is granted with the following conditions:
a. Limited Stay Permit holders are granted a Re-Entry Permit whose validity period is the same as the validity period of the Limited Stay Permit;
b. Permanent Stay Permit holders are granted Re-Entry Permit which is valid for 2 (two) years as long as it does not exceed the validity period of the Permanent Stay Permit; and
c. Re-entry Permit applicable for multiple trips.
(2) Issuance of Re-entry Permit as stipulated in paragraph (1) letter a is implemented by the Director General of Immigration or the Head of the Immigration Office after approving the application for a Limited Stay Permit.
(3) The issuance of the Re-entry Permit as stipulated in paragraph (1) letter b is conducted by the Immigration Office after approving the application for a Permanent Stay Permit.
(4) In the event that the Re-Entry Permit as stipulated in paragraph (3) has expired, it can be re-submitted with a validity period of 2 (two) years and not exceeding the validity period of the Permanent Stay Permit.
(5) The application for a Re-entry Permit as referred to in paragraph (4) can be submitted when the Foreign National is outside Indonesian Territory.
(6) The issuance of a Re-entry Permit as referred to in paragraph (2) is granted together with a virtual Limited Stay Permit card.
(7) The issuance of Re-entry Permit as referred to in paragraph (3) and paragraph (4) is granted in virtual
form and is granted separately from the virtual Permanent Stay Permit card.
(8) In the event that the application for a Limited Stay Permit or Permanent Stay Permit is rejected, the application for a Re-Entry Permit is rejected.
Article 160
(1) The application as referred to in Article 159 paragraph (4) is submitted by Foreign Nationals, Sponsor, or Person in Charge by enclosing:
a. National Passport which are legal and still valid; and b. Permanent Stay Permit.
(2) Application for Re-entry Permit is conducted through:
a. receipt of application submission;
b. verification of payment of immigration fees in accordance withthe provisions of laws and regulations;
c. approval of Re-entry Permit; and
d. submission of the issuance of virtual Re-Entry Permit to Foreign Nationals, Sponsor, or Person in Charge electronically.
(3) Submission of the issuance of the virtual Re-Entry Permit as referred to in paragraph (2) letter d is conducted within a maximum period of 3 (three) business days from the receipt of payment of the immigration fee.
Division Nine
Stay Permit Service Product Documents and Stay Permit Requirements Documents
Article 161 (1) The Stay Permit service product documents include:
a. virtual Visitor Stay Permit;
b. virtual Limited Stay Permit;
c. Limited Stay Permit card;
d. virtual Permanent Stay Permit;
e. Permanent Stay Permit card;
f. virtual permit to leave Indonesian Territory and not to return (exit permit only);
g. virtual Re-Entry Permit; and h. virtual certificate of birth report.
(2) The Stay Permit requirements document includes:
a. declaration of integration;
b. statement of commitment; and
c. statement of objection and no longer willing to be guaranteed by the previous Sponsor.
(3) The Stay Permit service product documents and Stay Permit requirements documents as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are stipulated by the Director General.
CHAPTER IV
STATUS TRANSFER OF STAY PERMIT
Division One General
Article 162
(1) Stay Permit that has been granted to Foreign Nationals can has its status transferred.
(2) A Stay Permit that can undergo a status transfer shall include:
a. Visitor Stay Permit into Limited Stay Permit; and b. Limited Stay Permit into Permanent Stay Permit.
(3) The granting of a status transfer of Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) is the authority of the Minister.
(4) The authority as referred to in paragraph (3) is implemented by the Director General.
Division Two
Status Transfer from Visitor Stay Permit into Limited Stay Permit
Subdivision 1 General
Article 163
(1) Status transfer from Visitor Stay Permit into Limited Stay Permit as referred to in Article 162 paragraph (2) letter a can be granted to Foreign Nationals holding Visitor Stay Permit.
(2) Status transfer as referred to in paragraph (1) is exempted for:
a. Visitor Stay Permit holder originating from a Visa on arrival;
b. Visitor Stay Permit holder originating from a visitor Visa; or c. crew of Means of Transportation.
Article 164
Status transfer of Stay Permit as referred to in Article 163 paragraph (1) can be granted to Foreign Nationals to conduct these activities:
a. as an expert;
b. as a worker;
c. as a clergy;
d. foreign direct investment;
e. scientific research;
f. participating in education;
g. family unification;
h. repatriation;
i. second home;
j. undergoing treatment; or
k. Foreign Nationals based on reasons of benefit for the welfare of the community and/or humanity.
Article 165
(1) The period of a Limited Stay Permit originating from a status transfer is granted in accordance with the decision of the Director General which is determined by considering:
a. permission or information from government institutions or agencies; and/or b. application.
(2) The period of the Limited Stay Permit as referred to in paragraph (1), for Foreign Nationals who are based on reasons of benefit for the welfare of the community and/or humanity, is granted for a maximum period of 1 (one) year.
Subdivision 2
Technical Procedures for the Application for and Granting of Status Transfer from Visitor Stay Permit into Limited Stay Permit
Article 166
(1) Foreign Nationals can be granted a status transfer from a Visitor Stay Permit into a Limited Stay Permit based on an application.
(2) The application as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be submitted within a maximum period of 30 (thirty) Days prior to the expiration of the Visitor Stay Permit.
Article 167
(1) An application for status transfer from a Visitor Stay Permit into a Limited Stay Permit is submitted by a Foreign National, Sponsor, or Person in Charge through the app to the Head of the Immigration Office or the appointed Immigration Official, and submitted by enclosing:
a. National Passport which are legal and still valid, containing:
1. Visa and Entry Stamp except for children who hold Visitor Stay Permit who are granted