JAKARTA - The Immigration Office (Kanim) Class I Tasikmalaya, West Java, deported a man from India, USA (40) because he was caught living in Indonesia exceeding his 117-day stay or overstay.
Head of the Intelligence and Immigration Section of the Class I Tanium Tasikmalaya Kanim, Iman Muhammad, revealed that the US was caught overstaying during an extension of his residence permit at the local kanim.
" “ The person concerned came to the kanim to extend his residence permit. It turned out that it had been overstayed 117 days," said Iman in an official statement received in Jakarta, Antara, Thursday, May 16.
Thus in accordance with Article 75 Paragraph (1) and Article 102 of the Immigration Law, he emphasized that the US must be subject to administrative action in the form of deportation and included in the deterrence list.
He explained that the man from India was known to live in Cikuya Hamlet, Legokjawa Village, Cimerak District, Pangandaran Regency, West Java.
AS is married to an Indonesian citizen (WNI) with the initials M and has a Limited Stay Permit that is valid until December 2023.
After divorcing M, Iman said the US remarried on March 26, 2024, to a woman with the initials U and has been registered at the local religious affairs office (KUA).
"The problem arises because he did not extend his residence permit so it was overstay,” he said.
He revealed that the US was deported through Soekarno Hatta International Airport to India by boarding the Indigo 6E-1602 plane on Thursday (16/5). He departed from Tasikmalaya to Jakarta escorted by three immigration officers.
Iman expressed the purpose of deporting this as a form of commitment from the Regional Office of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights (Kanwil Kemenkumham) West Java in enforcing immigration laws in the Tasikmalaya area and its surroundings.
"We also always invite community participation in supervising the existence of foreigners in order to maintain security and order in the environment around us," added Iman.
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