Immigration Ensures Formula E Crews And Racers Comply With Immigration Rules

JAKARTA - The North Jakarta Class I Immigration Office ensures that the drivers and crews of the Formula E electric car race at the Jakarta International E-Prix Circuit (JIEC) Ancol, comply with immigration rules. Saleh said that Formula E did involve a number of foreign crews and drivers entering Indonesia using limited stay visas and visits. The prestigious race was attended by 22 drivers from 11 teams.

"There are seven officers from the North Jakarta Immigration Office who came down to carry out surveillance. So far, no immigration violations have been found from either the crew or the drivers," said Achmad as quoted by Antara, Monday, June 6. One of the immigration officers who came to the location was Bong Bong Prakoso Napitupulu as Head of the Intelligence and Enforcement Section of the Class I Immigration Office for the Immigration Checker ( TPI) North Jakarta.

The following is a list of the names of the teams and drivers as quoted from the official Formula E website:

Avalanche Andretti Formula E Team, with drivers Jake Dennis (UK) and Oliver Askew (USA)

Team Dragon Dragon/Penske Autosport, with drivers Sergio Sette Camara (Brazil) and Antonio Giovinazzi (Italy)

DS Techeetah team with drivers Antonio Felix Da Costa (Portugal) and Jean-Eric Vergne (France)

Envision Racing with drivers Robin Frijns (Netherlands) and Nick Cassidy (Australia).

Jaguar TCD Racing with drivers Mitch Evans (Australia) and Sam Bird (UK).

Mahindra Racing with drivers Alexander Sims (UK) and Oliver Rowland (UK).

Mercedes-EQ Formula E Team with Stoffel Vandoorne (Belgium) and Nyck De Vries (Netherlands)

NIO 333 Formula E Team with Oliver Turvey (UK) and Dan Ticktum (UK)

Nissan E.Dams with Maximilian Gunther (Germany) and Sebastien Buemi (Switzerland)

Rokit Venturi Racing with Edoardo Mortara (Switzerland) and Lucas Di Grassi (Brazil)

Tag Heuer Porsche Formula E Team with Andrea Lotterer (Germany) and Pascal Wehrlein (Germany).