I got that information, or rather not information but impression, right here in this forum. I read a lot of posts about converting KITAS --> KITAP to see if I could answer my own questions and I read something to the effect of "There's really nothing KITAP gives you which you don't already have...
Firstly thank you (again) for the comprehensive answer. I have read here a few times that KITAP gives you nothing that KITAS does not already. Generally that seems quite true, however is the KTP-OA not useful? I do find random things I cannot do because I don't have KTP, but also I don't know...
I've been in Indonesia on a '2nd home' visa for just over a year, and got KITAS with that visa. The intention is to make Indonesia my long-term home.
My partner and I got married a few weeks ago and I'm working out what the best thing to do about visas and KITAS/KITAP is now.
I assume I can...
To finish this thread ...
Feeling that the local KUA was not as helpful as we would like we decided to do a little jurisdiction shopping and marry in Bali. We found a great wedding coordinator who arranged the fully legal marriage and documented conversion to Islam. Yes we have our Buku Nikah...
You are certainly entitled to that opinion but I feel I have to reply because I quite strongly do not agree.
Why should Indonesia not require that everyone has a religion? Countries evolve towards the beliefs of the majority and if the majority feel that faith is part of who you are, why should...
I think option 1 has a good shot and isn't very hard to do. Option 2 is pretty guaranteed but is a longer term one. It would take a few months and at least 2 or 3 trips back to Singapore to get it done which we'd love to avoid.
I'm going with option 1 and let's see how far we get
We had a faulty MCB in our meter. It would trip randomly at low currents, then work for a while, then it would trip 10 times in a night. We spent ages looking for the culprit device and eventually decided it must be the meter and PLN fixed it that day. So do that first.
Yes supposedly they do. They have not been clear what the differences actually are but they ask if you are have a Muslim or non-Muslim marriage and the documents required differ and they said
This is I think partly because civil and Muslim marriages (and records) in Singapore are overseen by...
Thanks for this, nice to meet a fellow Singaporean here :).
A few questions.
You registered with ROM (not ROMM) so does that mean your marriage was not a muslim marriage and both of you are of the same (non-muslim) faith?
If your spouse is Muslim and you are not then .. amazed as...
That’s very useful. We are going to hit up the KUA next week and knowing what other people have done in the past helps as we can ask “how about I do this”.
We are (finally) setting a date for our wedding which will be in Indonesia. One requirement is a 'certificate of non-impediment' from me. I'm Singaporean. This is the frustrating language from the official Singaporean site ..
"The Consulate-General and the Singapore Registry of Marriages...
Yes it arrived. I did not get an exemption and was charged tax on 5 items which were singled out for high value tax. That was two bikes, a keyboard, a monitor and a bike work stand. The tax rate was high but they did put pretty low valuations on the bikes so it was bad but nowhere near as bad as...
I'm trying to work out the rules here also. I want to ship my personal effects out of Singapore to Jogja. I have KITAS, I got it about 5 months ago, but because I changed address the date on my current KITAS is actually late Feb.
I have a 2nd home visa so I am NOT working and the company I was...
.. for anyone following along this still rumbles on. It took FOREVER to get a letter from the kantor sipil RT with my new address, partly because we had only just moved and had to introduce ourselves and partly because I didn't apply enough uang grease initially and only when I followed up did...
You don't need to be outside Indonesia when you apply. But you DO need to leave and return to activate the visa.
Someone mentioned that I got the second home visa .. I did .. I used Flado (Flavo??) visa agency to do it because, even with an Indonesian fiancee who is pretty good at all this, I...
Thanks for this - that is definitely not a 15 minute process. Also the visa agency IS my sponsor so I would have to get the guarantor statement and id card from them. At the very least I'll get them to do all the Jakarta-based stuff, I may be able to finish the job off here.
The type of registration can be changed. Just as the original Hak Milik designation on the building will have been changed to Hak Pakai, so it can be changed back if you sell to someone who can legally buy it (ie an Indonesian).
If you just live in it for 30 years, then extend it for 30 years...
ok so .. that was my original question .. is this easy to do myself? I guess the answer to that is 'yes'. So how do I do it? All I know so far is I need a letter from the kantor sipil to kick it off.
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