A domicile letter is an official document that confirms your address in Indonesia. It's a requirement for various administrative purposes, including KITAS or KITAP extension.
This letter is proof of:
- Your address for administrative purposes.
- Submit it for Address Mutation, Residency Certification (SKTT), and Kitas extension applications.
This letter is not proof of:
- Ownership of the property or land.
- Business registration address or office space.
- Permanent residency or immigration status.
Requirements
Passport that is valid for at least 6 (six) months.
A copy of your limitied stay permit (KITAS).
Register yourself with the local police station (free).
ID documents of your landlord (KTP and KK required).
The contract of your rental agreement.
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What are the uses of a Domicile Letter?
As a foreign national in Indonesia, obtaining a Domicile Letter is crucial for several administrative tasks. You’ll need it to extend your KITAS or KITAP, update your residential address on immigration documents, or apply for a Certificate of Residence (SKTT), which is frequently required for local registrations. This letter acts as verification of your current address and is issued by the local village office (Kelurahan) or district office (Kecamatan) in your area.
Is a Domicile Letter the same as a Residency Certificate (SKTT)?
No, a Domicile Letter is different from a Residency Certificate. A Domicile Letter confirms your residential address, while a Residency Certificate confirms your legal residency. You request a Domicile Letter from the Banjar Office and a Residency Certificate from the Population and Civil Registration Office. A Domicile Letter is a requirement for getting a Residency Certificate.
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