I was married for more than 10 years with a WNI and have a spouse KITAP .. We got divorced .. 20 months ago ..
What will be the consequence if I report this too late?
The Law is too harsh , it is difficult to believe they will apply it , but there is a possibility to happen .
You will be lucky if Immigration say that it is the sponsor/guarantor who should report it in 60 days .
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Law UU no.6 , year 2011 - free translation
Article 71
Each foreigner residing in Indonesia shall:
a. provide all necessary information regarding his/her & family identity , and report any changes in civil status, nationality, occupation, Guarantor, or a change of address to the local Immigration Office; or
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Article 116
Each Foreigner who do not perform his/her obligations as stipulated in Article 71 shall be punished with a maximum confinement of 3 months or a fine of up to Rp25 million.
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Petunjuk Pelaksanaan IMI-GR.01.13-3849 Tahun 2016 (Implementation Guide)
Article 3
(1) ...
(2) Report of change in civil status must be done within 60 days .
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Ministerial Regulation PerMen no.36 Year 2021 - free translation
Article 14
(1)
Changes in civil status that must be reported by the Guarantor includes:
birth, death, marriage, divorce, child recognition, child validation, adoption of a child, name change, and change of citizenship status.
(2) Changes in immigration status that must be reported by the Guarantor includes:
replacement of passport, holding a concurrent position, change of position, and change of Guarantor.
CHAPTER VI
PROCEDURES FOR REPORTING CHANGES IN CIVIL STATUS, IMMIGRATION STATUS, AND ADDRESS
BY THE GUARANTOR
Article 16
Reporting of changes in civil status must be done no later than 60 days after the change in civil status occurs.
Do I run the risk of my KITAP being cancelled or a very high fine? ...
No , in my view .
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Regulation PP no.40 Year 2023 - free translation
Article 162
(1) For mixed marriages older than 10 years , the ITAP for foreigners obtained through a legal marriage remains valid even if the marriage has ended due to divorce and/or a court decision.
(2) Foreigners as referred to in paragraph (1) are required to report their marital status to the Immigration Office.