Spouse Of Indonesian Citizen – E31A
The E31A is a residence permit (KITAS) / family-visa for a foreign national who is legally married to an Indonesian citizen (WNI). It’s intended for “spouse reunion” so that the foreign spouse can live legally in Indonesia with their Indonesian partner. You must be legally married to an Indonesian citizen, with valid proof of marriage. If you married abroad, the certificate must be translated (if not in English) and reported/registered at the Indonesian Embassy or relevant civil-registry/immigration institution.
If you are a foreigner married to an Indonesian, then E31A is the standard and proper route to legally live together in Indonesia. This is especially useful if you plan to stay long-term in Indonesia. It gives you legal residence, ability to travel in/out multiple times, and a path toward longer-term residence (and possibly permanent permit) if you meet conditions.
With this KITAS you can
✔ Live and study in Indonesia.
✔ Travel to and from Indonesia as many times as you want.
Requirements
Document Requirements
1. Passport that is valid for at least 30 months.
2. A recent color photograph.
3. A personal bank statement showing a minimum equivalent amount of USD $2000. The statement must cover the last 3 months and include your name, the date, and the account balance.
4. Application from husband or wife (Indonesian citizen).
5. ID card and Family card (KK) of the Indonesian spouse (status already changed to married/kawin).
6. Proof of registration or recording to the Representative of the Republic of Indonesia/authorized agency in the field of civil registration and a marriage certificate that has been translated into Indonesian by a sworn translator* if the wedding ceremony took place outside the Indonesian territory;
7. Marriage book or marriage certificate issued by the ministry or authorized institution if the wedding ceremony takes place in Indonesian territory.
8. ali address
9. ITK/Permit Number (Applying from within Indonesia)
Visa Validity
This visa must be used within 90 days from the date of issue. (offshore process)
