Multi Entry Exit Permit

Mikey1 New member

Member since 04 May 2013

Mikey1New member04 May 2013 06:52:37

Hi

My mother has been seriously ill in hospital and i returned to London from Jakarta to be with her.

Fortunately her condition has stabilised and she is getting better slowly

I now need to return to Jakarta for work. Unfortunately, although my work permit is still valid, my multi entry exit permit expired last week

Will I be able to get back into the country ?

And what will happen to my KITAS ?

Thanks

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Mikey1 New member

Member since 04 May 2013

Mikey1New member04 May 2013 17:26:58

Hi Sylvia

Thank you for the reply

My mother is doing better thank you and we hope she will make a full recovery

I am not an English teacher and it unfortunate that my KITAs will expire.

Do you know if I can actually still gain entry into Indonesia so that I can sort out this problem from within the country ?

Thanks for your time

Mikey

Ubudian Indonesia Expert

Member since 28 January 2013

UbudianIndonesia Expert05 May 2013 00:58:24

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No problem re-entering Indonesia Mikey but your KITAS will have to be re-issued or renewed here in Indonesia.聽 KITAS visas and work permits are not issued through the Indonesia embassy or consulate system but rather are handled by Indonesian immigration offices.

You can come back with a 30 day VOA issued at the port of entry in Indonesia and that will give you 60 days (VOA's are renewable once) to sort things out.

As for sorting things out, this should all be up to your current employer, as they are presumably your KITAS sponsor and only they (not you) can apply to the Manpower office for your work permit.

Mikey1 New member

Member since 04 May 2013

Mikey1New member06 May 2013 06:38:02

Thank you very much Ubudian and Sylvia

At least I wont be standing in line in immigration wondering if I am going to be put on the first plane back home

onadieo Active member

Member since 19 February 2012

onadieoActive member28 May 2013 12:44:29

em, i think. it will be better for you confirm to Embassy of England or relatedto your case....hope your mother get well soon

Ubudian Indonesia Expert

Member since 28 January 2013

UbudianIndonesia Expert28 May 2013 21:54:37

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Onadieo, the 聯Embassy of England聰 has absolutely nothing to do with the question raised by Mikey 1, the original poster.

shankhan Guest

shankhanGuest29 May 2013 00:58:50

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Ubudian Indonesia Expert

Member since 28 January 2013

UbudianIndonesia Expert29 May 2013 01:23:54

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Shankhan,

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-Learn proper English and present your posts in a professional and properly written manner.

-Get your avatar in an upright, vertical position.

-Don聮t spam every post with your business solicitation.

I聮ve been working with many Balinese for many years on exactly this sort of thing聟improving their business skills and abilities, and I also know just how competitive things are here in Indonesia.

BUT, you haven聮t a snow ball聮s chance in hell carrying on here like you presently present yourself.