JAKARTA - The DKI Jakarta Provincial Government recorded 1,228 migrants entering Jakarta during the Eid al-Fitr period until 10 days later, namely on May 2, 2023. The majority of them decided to stay and stay in the capital city.
"The number of immigrants from outside DKI who live is 1,202 people and the number of non-permanent immigrants is 26 people. The total number of immigrants is 1,228 people," said Head of the DKI Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Agency Budi Awaluddin in his statement, Wednesday, May 3.
Most of the areas targeted by immigrants to settle are East Jakarta as many as 404 people. Then, followed by West Java with 284 migrants, South Jakarta 278 migrants, Central Jakarta 149 migrants, North Jakarta 86 migrants, and the Thousand Islands 1 migrant.
The phenomenon of newcomers entering Jakarta is indeed one of the things in the spotlight. The DKI Provincial Government wants, if possible, the number of residents outside the area who want to stay in Jakarta does not need to be many. This makes sense when you look at the classification of data on newcomers entering Jakarta.
Based on the records of the DKI Dukcapil Service, over the last three years, 80 percent of newcomers entering Jakarta have the latest education at the SMA/SLTA level and below. In fact, half of newcomers when in Jakarta are low-income.
"A total of 50 percent of them have low income and 20 percent of that number concentrates on slum RWs. If for example in the future Jakarta will no longer be the nation's capital in 2024, Jakarta will become a global city, there needs to be better population arrangements," said Budi.
So, in anticipation of newcomers, Budi asked the newcomers to report to the RT/RW upon arrival in Jakarta, before processing population documents such as domicile letters.
"Currently, when serving population documents, we ask them (immigrants) to report to the local RT/RW, so that the RT/RW can find out about the people in their environment," he said.
Furthermore, the DKI Jakarta Provincial Government also plans to add additional requirements for newcomers who will stay in Jakarta. Later, these newcomers, when entering the capital, must have job certainty and skills.
Budi said that his party was reviewing the addition of arrival requirements to be included in the new rules. Meanwhile, the provisions that must be met by newcomers to process population documents so far only include certainty of residence.
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This is stated in the Regulation of the Minister of Home Affairs (Pemendagri) Number 108 of 2019 concerning the Implementation Regulation of Presidential Regulation Number 96 of 2019 concerning Conditions and Procedures for Population Registration and Civil Registry.
"So far, we have not been able to limit them from coming to any of their mobility. But if the housing guarantees have been arranged in all Permendagri that they are obliged to get housing guarantees. Then there are additional rules later, regarding guarantees for their work and also they must have skills," he concluded.
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