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Indonesian immigration law governs the entry, stay, and departure of foreign nationals in the country. Regulated by the Immigration Law No. 6 of 2011, it establishes the legal framework for visas, residence permits, and deportation procedures.

The law categorizes visas into different types, including Tourist Visa, Business Visa, and Limited Stay Visa (KITAS) for expatriates and investors. Additionally, the Permanent Stay Permit (KITAP) allows long-term residency for eligible individuals.

Immigration policies also address border security, foreign worker regulations, and naturalization processes. Indonesia continues to refine its immigration system to accommodate global mobility while maintaining national security and legal compliance.

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Awan Yulianto is a writer and blogger at Travelawan.com, sharing budget-friendly and practical travel tips for destinations across Asia and beyond. He has authored several travel guides, including Shorttrip Bangkok - Pattaya, Happy Shopping HONG KONG, and Budget Travel to Turkey: Istanbul and Cappadocia. Through his writing, Awan aims to inspire readers to explore the world in a fun and affordable way.

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