In The Midst Of Expensive Fuel And Cooking Oil, Kemenkumham Joins In Raising Immigration Service Rates

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JAKARTA - The Directorate General of Immigration at the Indonesian Ministry of Law and Human Rights (Kemenkumham) adjusts or imposes new immigration service rates that were not previously accommodated in the old policy. the tariffs," said Acting Director General of Immigration Kemenkumham Widodo Ekatjahjana in a written statement received in Jakarta, Sunday, April 17. The change in immigration service rates refers to the Minister of Finance Regulation (PMK) Number 9/PMK.02/2022 concerning Types and Tariffs for Types Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) at the Ministry of Law and Human Rights of the Republic of Indonesia. From the visa side, he said, only the visit visa rate has changed. Services that are not listed in the PMK or the new policy still refer to PP 28 of 2019. For example, the Visa on Arrival (VoA) tariff is fixed at IDR 500 thousand as well as extensions. A significant difference in the new PMK is the change in the tariff for a one-way visit visa. As of April 16, 2022, the visit visa is valid for 60 days with the previous rate of 50 US dollars or around IDR 718 thousand. Now, through the new PMK, it has increased to IDR 2 million for visit visas other than tourist destinations. As for tourist visit visas, foreigners have to pay IDR 1.5 million. "The good news is, a visit stay permit from this type of visa can be extended for the next 60 days at a cost of IDR 2 million," he said, quoted by Antara. Changed and still refers to the old rules, said Widodo. He explained that in the new PMK the pre-investment visit stay permit (ITK) rate is regulated and the limited stay permit (ITAS) is not intended to work for a second home.

As of April 16, 2022, he said, both have not been applied because the pre-investment visit visa and ITAS for the second house have not yet been submitted. 60 days," he said. The application of other service tariffs is still waiting for related legal products or has not been opened considering that the COVID-19 pandemic has not been declared over, and Indonesia is still applying for limited visas.