Immigration Sets PNBP Record Of IDR 8.3 Trillion, Thanks To Strong Service Innovation And Law Enforcement

Plt. Director General of Immigration, Yuldi Yusman. (IST)

JAKARTA - The Ministry of Immigration and Corrections recorded significant achievements in the past year. The Directorate General of Immigration succeeded in increasing Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) by IDR 8.3 trillion as of October 17, 2025, or an increase of around 18.6% compared to the same period the previous year of IDR 7 trillion.

This increase is a strong indicator of the effectiveness of immigration governance which is oriented towards transparency, compliance, and improving the quality of public services.

Plt. The Director General of Immigration, Yuldi Yusman, said that this increase in PNBP was not only sourced from direct services such as issuance of passports, visas, and residence permits, but also from structural factors that strengthened organizational performance.

"The innovation of services and digital transformation has increased the efficiency and quality of public services, thereby increasing public and investor confidence," said Yuldi to reporters, Monday, October 20.

Yuldi Yusman said, there were several breakthroughs and innovations that had been carried out so far, namely All Indonesia, a cross-agency integration system that accelerated the process of declaration of passengers at major airports and ports. Golden Visa Indonesia, an innovative policy to attract quality global investors and talents.

Immigration Lounge, a premium facility at an international airport that provides fast, comfortable, and classy services for priority visa holders, investors, and state guests, he said.

In addition, Yuldi continued, the Directorate General of Immigration also strengthens law enforcement and internal integrity through immigration surveillance operations and enforcement of the code of ethics.

Achievements and Achievements

Yuldi Yusman added that in the past year, the Directorate General of Immigration has achieved and achieved, namely the "Immigration to Protect the Country" Campaign to win the Silver Winner of the 2025 Indonesian Public Relations Award and the Implementation of Digitalization of Stay Permit Services and Golden Visa received appreciation from the Ministry of PANRB as the best public service innovation.

"With this achievement, the Directorate General of Immigration shows a real transformation in improving performance, integrity, and quality of technology and data-based public services," he said.

Yuldi emphasized that the Directorate General of Immigration is committed to continuing to provide the best service to the community, guaranteeing legal certainty for foreigners, and maintaining state sovereignty through an adaptive and with high integrity immigration system.

"We want to ensure that every rupiah paid by the community and foreigners for immigration services is managed properly and returned to the public in the form of faster, transparent, and fairer service," he added.

"Immigration is committed to ensuring that foreigners who are in Indonesia are qualified foreigners, bring economic, social, and technological benefits to development towards Indonesia Gold 2045," he concluded.