The Artist KITAS is a type of visa intended only for those working in the entertainment and art sectors. It is also known as the Impresario KITAS, Impresario Visa, Impresariat Visa, Freelancer KITAS, Freelancer Visa, Entertainment Visa, or Entertainer KITAS.
Purpose and Validity
The Artist KITAS (Artist Visa), which has a maximum validity of six months, is designed for professionals in the entertainment and artistic industries. Typical occupations using this visa include:
Professionals in the following fields: hairstyling, makeup artistry, models, musicians, DJs, artists, magicians, show managers, performers, dancers, actors, actresses, acrobats, circus acts, sporting athletes, and coaches.
Steps to Obtain Your Artist KITAS
Offshore Process:
- Application for a Work Permit
- The C312 E-Vitas Application
- Arrival in Indonesia: The foreign citizen must present our office with their original passport upon arrival.
- Fingerprint and biometric Session: This is the mandatory session for the non-citizen.
- Conversion of E-Vitas to KITAS: This conversion is carried out at the neighborhood immigration office.
- KITAS Completion: The E-KITAS and a multiple entrance re-entry permit are issued upon the completion of the process.
Onshore Process (Status Change):
- Application for a Work Permit
- Working KITAS Application Submission: This is done at the immigration office in your community.
- Biometric and Fingerprint Session: This session is required of the foreign national.
- Process Approval: The Ministry of Law and Human Rights’ Regional Office, Immigration Office, and Directorate General of Immigration all grant approval.
- KITAS Completion: The E-KITAS and a multiple entrance re-entry permit are issued upon the completion of the process.
Frequently Ask Questions
Is it possible to use an Entertainment KITAS to make money?
With this visa, it is feasible to make money.
For what duration is the Artist Visa valid?
A maximum of six months is allowed for validity.
Can I extend my visa?
There is no way to prolong the Artist KITAS. To end the visa after it expires, an Exit Permit Only (EPO) is required. A fresh visa application may be filed following closure.
Requirements for Non-Sponsored Expatriates
- Expatriate’s Passport: It should be at least eighteen months valid and have four blank pages. It is also necessary to send scanned copies of the identifying page and cover.
- Photo: It should have a red backdrop and be in the.jpeg format.
- Vaccination Certificate: It should attest to the completion of all required doses.
- A CV, or curriculum vitae
- Academic Degree Certificate
- Reference letter: From the former employer.
- Expatriate’s Address Information: accompanied by a letter of domicile.
- Current Stay Permit Stamp: (30 days is the minimum validity required for onshore status adjustments).
- Letter of No Objection: If onshore status adjustments are required, this document must be obtained from the present sponsor.
Requirements for the Company Sponsor:
- The establishment deed of the company and any amendments (if any).
- Ministry of Law and Human Rights (MoLHR) Decree Approval and any (if any) modifications.
- The Tax Registration Number (NPWP) of the company.
- The OSS RBA business license.
- OSS RBA for Business Identification Number (NIB).
- Organizational Structure of the Company.
- The Manpower Report is Required (WLKP).
- BPJS Certificate of Employment Registration No.
- The Indonesian director’s ID card, NPWP, and photo.
- White sheets on which the business letterhead is placed (optional).
- Employment Contract: Draft given; between the foreign national and the firm sponsor.
- The Indonesian counterpart’s ID card.
- Letter of Appointment to Indonesian Representative.
- The company’s bank account statement shows a USD 2,000 minimum amount.
- Your TKA Online Account and Immigration Account Password (if applicable).
Please note that a business that hires a foreign worker is required by manpower requirements to have 10 or more local employees.
Getting an Artist KITAS guarantees complete adherence to all legal criteria, giving performers and artists a simple and effective means to operate lawfully in Indonesia.