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Arvi Konsultan is a Jakarta-based visa and business consultancy with over two decades of experience. Known for its ethical approach and strong relationships with government institutions, it assists foreigners and corporations in navigating Indonesia’s immigration system and regulatory environment. Services include visas (KITAS, KITAP), company formation, payroll, bookkeeping, and tax compliance.

What They Do Well:
✔️ Full-spectrum immigration services: KITAS, KITAP, RPTKA, visa renewals
✔️ End-to-end business support — from company setup to payroll and tax filing
✔️ Over 20 years of consistent operation with professional staff and a stable office in Jakarta
✔️ Known for transparency, integrity, and legal compliance
✔️ Strong ties to immigration and tax offices — useful for processing efficiency
✔️ Good option for Jakarta-based operations and long-term business planning

Potential Drawbacks (Service-Level):
⚠️ Based in Jakarta — may not be ideal for Bali, Lombok, or tourist zone clients
⚠️ Focus is administrative, not strategic — limited consulting for startup scaling or investment models
⚠️ Website and communication channels may not offer instant quotes or live chat
⚠️ Likely more suited to formal company structures than casual freelancers or short-stay nomads


Country Context — Indonesia for Long-Term Business or Residency

Indonesia Offers:
✔️ Long-term visa options for workers, retirees, and investors
✔️ Low cost of professional staff, bookkeeping, and office setup
✔️ Territorial tax benefits — foreign-earned income not always taxed
✔️ Strong regional location for Southeast Asian business hubs
✔️ Cultural alignment for structured family roles and community respect
✔️ Low overhead compared to Singapore, Thailand, or Western countries

Key Limitations:
❌ High bureaucracy — legal filings, permits, and compliance require consistent management
❌ Regional variation — rules and enforcement differ between Bali, Jakarta, etc.
❌ Foreigners cannot own land — must use leases or nominee structures
❌ Complex tax and licensing environment for foreign-owned companies (PT PMA)
❌ Language barriers still present in official processes


Best For:
Foreign professionals, companies, and investors setting up a formal presence in Indonesia — especially in or near Jakarta. Ideal for those prioritizing legal compliance, multi-year planning, and long-term residency via structured business activity or employment.

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  • พีเอ็มเอ

    a way for the formation of business capital shown to foreign investors. Before a foreign investor decides to register, he must investigate his business activities in the Investment Negative List (NIL) or commonly known as Investment Negative List.

    $ 1,500.00
  • REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE/FOUNDATION

    an entity established by a foreign party with the aim of managing its business activation in Indonesia. Apart from that, it also functions in preparing for the establishment of a PMA.

    $ 2,000.00
  • VISA 211 A

    a single-entry visit visa issued online, valid across Indonesia for tourism, cultural visits, family visits, non-commercial sports, government, or business meetings (non-work related)

    $ 200.00
  • VISA 211 B

    a single-entry visit visa intended for industrial/business‑related visits.

    $ 250.00
  • VISA 211 C

    a single-entry visit visa issued to foreign nationals for non-commercial journalism or non-commercial filmmaking projects in Indonesia. It offers legal entry for reporting, filming, or other journalistic content creation with proper permit(s) from Indonesian authorities.

    $ 150.00
  • VISA 311

    Visa 311 is Indonesia’s temporary stay visa (C‑311), typically issued to: Retirees (aged ≥ 55) wishing to live in Indonesia without working. Foreign experts invited by international organizations (e.g., UN) to stay and work legally in Indonesia for specified roles.

    $ 1,000.00
  • VISA 312

    A Working Visa (C‑312) is a Limited Stay Visa issued to foreign nationals employed by an Indonesian company. It's part of the KITAS (temporary stay permit) system, enabling legal work and residence in Indonesia. Must be sponsored by an Indonesian employer (PT, PMA, yayasan, etc.)

    $ 1,500.00
  • VISA 313

    a Limited-Stay e‑Visa and KITAS issued to foreign investors holding shares in an Indonesian PT PMA company. It allows you to stay and manage your investment in Indonesia legally for 1 year (C 313) or 2 years (C 314), with multiple re-entries during that period.

    $ 1,200.00
  • VISA 317

    a Limited-Stay e‑Visa (C‑317) issued to spouses (and children) of either an Indonesian citizen or a foreigner holding a KITAS (e.g., work, investor) to join their family in Indonesia

    $ 1,200.00

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FAQ

Can Indonesian visas be extended?

Yes, many Indonesian visas can be extended. We help with extension procedures and immigration reporting as required by law.

What is the difference between a Visit Visa and a KITAS?

1. Visit Visa is for short-term stays (up to 60 days, extendable). 2. KITAS (Limited Stay Permit) is for long-term stays in Indonesia for purposes such as work, study, marriage to an Indonesian citizen, or retirement.

Can you help with residence permits after the visa is issued?

Yes, we assist with post-visa procedures such as immigration registration, biometric appointments, and the issuance of KITAS or KITAP.

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