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Immigration-Office

Editorial 8 years ago

EDITORIAL: Beating child sex offenders

The Directorate General of Immigration announced that it had prevented 107 suspected and convicted child abusers from entering Indonesia in the first six months of 2017.

City 8 years ago

Online passport requests set to start on May 16

Jakarta residents will soon be able to get a queue number for applying or renewing their passports online under a new service, which will take effect starting on May 16.

National 8 years ago

Six Japanese citizens deported over alleged immigration violations

Six Japanese citizens have been deported to their home country via Sentani Airport, Jayapura, Papua, over alleged visa misuse, an official has said.

National 8 years ago

3 Singaporean military personnel banned from entering Indonesia

The Batam Immigration Office has included three Singaporean military personnel on its list of people barred from entering all areas of Indonesia for the next six months.

National 8 years ago

Interpol-listed fugitive arrested in Bali to be deported soon

Chinese citizen Cheng Liang, 34, an Interpol-listed fugitive arrested in Bali on Thursday, will be deported soon, an immigration official has said.

National 8 years ago

Seven foreign workers deported from Bali

The Singaraja Immigration Office in Beleleng, Bali, has deported seven Chinese citizens who failed to show immigration documents.

National 8 years ago

Two French journalists deported from Papua over alleged immigration violations

The Tembagapura Immigration Office has banned two French journalists, Jean Frank Pierre, 45, and Basille Marie Longhamp, 42, from entering Indonesia for the next six months for allegedly violating the 2011 Immigration Law.

National 8 years ago

Nepalese man fined Rp 20m for violating immigration laws

The Makassar District Court has ordered Rajendra Limbu, 30, a Nepalese citizen, to pay a Rp 20 million (US$1,496) fine or spend two months in jail after he was found guilty of not having a passport.

City 9 years ago

Dozens of women arrested for allegedly working illegally at nightclubs

Immigration officials have arrested 32 women from various countries at nightclubs in West Jakarta and Bogor, West Java, mostly for allegedly violating stay permits.