E32E — Visa Repatriasi Tinggal Tetap (Repatriation Permanent Stay Visa)

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E32E — Visa Repatriasi Tinggal Tetap (Repatriation Permanent Stay Visa)

Residency Pathway PR PathwayThis visa can lead to permanent residency, the right to live and work here indefinitely without renewing your visa. Dependents Allowed Remote Work

At a Glance

Processing Time

5-10 days

Application Fee

34,800,000 IDR

Stay Duration

Indefinite

Renewable

Job Offer

Not Required

Dependents

Allowed

PR Pathway

Available

Remote Work

Allowed

Overview

A permanent residency visa under the Global Citizen of Indonesia (GCI) program designed for former Indonesian citizens (Ex-WNI) to return and reside in Indonesia indefinitely.

The E32E visa is a specialized repatriation program for former Indonesian citizens to regain permanent residency status. It offers a streamlined, fully digital application process that grants an indefinite stay permit (e-ITAP) upon arrival. The program allows for remote work and provides a direct pathway to permanent residency with minimal reporting requirements.

Stay & Extensions

Status type

Permanent / indefinite

Requirements

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

Must be a former Indonesian citizen (Ex-WNI)

Proof of income (min. USD 15,000/year or USD 1,500/month)

Signed commitment statement for immigration guarantee

Fulfillment of investment (min. USD 1,000) or property purchase (min. USD 1,000,000) within 90 days of arrival

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Valid passport (min. 6 months validity)

Recent formal color photograph

Curriculum Vitae (CV)

Proof of former Indonesian citizenship (KTP, KK, Birth Certificate, or Passport)

Proof of income (bank statements)

Signed commitment statement for immigration guarantee

Advantages & Considerations

Key Benefits

Indefinite permanent residency
No physical immigration office visit required
Remote work permitted
Family reunification scheme available

Worth Knowing

Requires proof of former citizenship
Mandatory investment commitment of at least USD 1,000
Strict exclusion criteria for former civil servants/military
Citizens of countries formerly part of Indonesia (e.g., Timor-Leste)
Former or current foreign civil servants, military, or intelligence personnel
Involvement in separatist groups
Actions contradictory to Indonesian national interests

Application Process

Register on the official eVisa portal

Select GCI pathway and E32E visa index

Upload required documentation

Pay PNBP fee of IDR 34,800,000

Receive e-Visa via email

Submit digital arrival card 3 days prior to travel

Enter Indonesia and receive e-ITAP automatically

Fulfill investment commitment within 90 days

Application Forms

Indonesian eVisa Portal Application	Fill online
Digital Arrival Card	Fill online

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Overview

A permanent residency visa under the Global Citizen of Indonesia (GCI) program designed for former Indonesian citizens (Ex-WNI) to return and reside in Indonesia indefinitely.

Requirements

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

Must be a former Indonesian citizen (Ex-WNI)

Proof of income (min. USD 15,000/year or USD 1,500/month)

Signed commitment statement for immigration guarantee

Fulfillment of investment (min. USD 1,000) or property purchase (min. USD 1,000,000) within 90 days of arrival

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Valid passport (min. 6 months validity)

Recent formal color photograph

Curriculum Vitae (CV)

Proof of former Indonesian citizenship (KTP, KK, Birth Certificate, or Passport)

Proof of income (bank statements)

Signed commitment statement for immigration guarantee

Advantages & Considerations

Key Benefits

Indefinite permanent residency
No physical immigration office visit required
Remote work permitted
Family reunification scheme available

Worth Knowing

Requires proof of former citizenship
Mandatory investment commitment of at least USD 1,000
Strict exclusion criteria for former civil servants/military
Citizens of countries formerly part of Indonesia (e.g., Timor-Leste)
Former or current foreign civil servants, military, or intelligence personnel
Involvement in separatist groups
Actions contradictory to Indonesian national interests