According to Article 22 (1) b of the Minister of Law and Human Rights Regulation Number 44 of 2015, foreigners entering Indonesia must have a passport valid for at least six months from the date of arrival. Additionally, it is recommended to have a printed return ticket, as the Immigration Officer may request it upon entry.

No, your Visitor Visa is invalid if the details do not match your passport. You must obtain a new Visitor Visa.

Yes, social security and health insurance are required to ensure that employees in Indonesia are protected while working.

An interview with the Ministry of Manpower is typically required as part of the approval process. During this interview, the Ministry will ask questions about the foreign worker's role and personal documents. However, for certain high-level positions such as Director, Commissioner, or Head of a Representative Office, the company sponsor may be able to facilitate the process directly with the Ministry of Manpower.