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OPERATING HOURS

09h00–12h00 Monday – Thursday (applications and collections)

CONTACT DETAILS

For all visa and civic matters, please contact the Consular Section only via email:
Email : jakarta.consular@dirco.gov.za
Phone : +62 (0) 21 2991 2500 (switchboard)

IMMIGRATION AND CIVIC SERVICES

All civic applications must be made in person at the Embassy during consular office hours only. Applications will not be accepted by mail. Application forms are no longer published on the internet and can be completed in person at the Embassy.

Visa application can be made in person at the Embassy during consular hours only. Visa applicants are allowed to make use of travel agencies or third parties, provided that permission is granted by the applicant to do so. Incomplete applications will not be accepted.

For more information, the Department of Home Affairs South Africa can be contacted via: +27 12 395 4307 (from abroad) or 0800 60 11 90 within South Africa; or the Home Affairs Contact Centre e-mail: hacc@dha.gov.za

IMMIGRATION SERVICES

SERVICES RENDERED TO INDONESIAN CITIZENS AND FOREIGN NATIONALS BASED IN INDONESIA WITH LONG TERM STATUS.

Visas will be issued in 10–15 working days. It the responsibility of the applicant to apply in time to meet their travel arrangements. Only in emergency cases may the processing time be shorter. No exceptions will be made.

TARIFFS FOR IMMIGRATION SERVICES

APPLICATION	SECTION OF ACT	AMOUNT (IDR)
Visitor’s Visa	10A(3)	462,000
Transit Visa	10B(2)	462,000
Renewal of Visitor’s Visa	11(1)	462,000
Study Permit	13(1)	462,000
Treaty Permit	14	462,000
Business Permit	15	1,651,000
Medical Treatment Permit	17	462,000
Relatives Permit for immediate family other than spouse or minor child	18	462,000
Work Permit	19	1,651,000
Retired Person Permit	20	462,000
Corporate Permit	21	1,651,000
Exchange Permit	22	462,000
Permanent Resident Permit excluding applications by persons contemplated in Section 25(b) and c and 27(d) of the Act	25	1,651,000
THE EMBASSY DOES NOT ACCEPT PAYMENT IN CASH OR ON-SITE APPLICANTS MUST TRANSFER APPLICABLE FEES TO THE FOLLOWING BANK ACCOUNT: Recipient: The Embassy of the Republic of South Africa QQ Immigration Service Acc. No: 0206-01-003420-30-2 Bank Name: BRI - KCK Sudirman Reference: (Application type); (Applicant’s Full Names)

REQUIREMENTS: VISITOR’S VISA FOR HOLIDAY/BUSINESS & LONG-TERM VISAS (LONGER THAN 90 DAYS)

Please ensure that you comply with / tick-off the points below, and submit this checklist with application

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NO.	REMARKS	YES	NO
1.	Completed Application form BI-84
2.	Original passport (valid for no less than 30 days after expiry of the intended visit) and attach copies of all passport pages in your passport
3.	Two (2) recent photos (35x45mm) in colour
4.	Flight booking & travel itinerary
5.	Proof of hotel accommodation in SA /municipal bill if invited by resident
6.	Three (3) months bank statement certified by the bank / sponsor’s 3 months bank statements certified by the Bank
7.	S Letter from employer confirming employment and he/she is allowed to go for vacation or business from (date to date) / Letter from the applicant stating purpose of visit and duration
8.	If visiting family or friends the following documents have to be presented to a South African Police station for verification: BI-1355 (GP) Affidavit for Visa purposes must be completed (DHA); Letter of invitation from the host accompanied by proof of his/her status + ID or valid Resident permit
9.	Yellow fever certificate is required if the journey starts or entails passing through the yellow fever belt of Africa or South America *
10.	Children under the age of 18 years have to attach certified copy of unabridged birth certificate, Marriage certificate and letter from the parents
11.	Foreigners have to submit valid original work permit/residence permit KITA in Indonesia. If not in possession of the aforementioned, visa applications have to be submitted in the country of residence or nearest SA mission
12.	English translation of document is required, if in other languages
	I acknowledge that:
13.	Incomplete / incorrect application may lead to a delays or refusal
14.	The Embassy will process my application in 10-15 working days for visas up to 90 days, and 6-8 weeks for long term visas
15.	The Embassy will contact me directly to advise when my passport is ready for collection

*A yellow fever certificate is not required to enter South Africa; unless journey starts or entails passing through the yellow fever belt. Yellow Fever Belt:

AFRICA (Angola, Burundi, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Gabon, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Sudan, Rwanda, Togo, Uganda, Zaire. SOUTH AMERICA: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guyana, Guyana, Panama, Peru, Surinam.

PLEASE NOTE:

Applications are processed and issued in 10–15 working days

Processing time: 10–15 working days for visas up to 90 days, and 6–8 weeks for long term visas

Applicants will be informed by call or email when their documents are ready for collection

Enquiries on a visa in progress can only be made by the applicant (or parents in the case of minor). Information will only be given to the applicant (or agent if applicable)

Applications must be submitted in person, or through third parties provided that permission is granted by the applicant. Forms must be completed (not typed) and signed by the applicant himself/herself. The format of the forms may not be altered. Your passport or valid travel document must be valid for no less than 30 days after the expiry of your intended visit and have at least two unused pages for visa, entry/departure endorsements.

Applicants may be required to visit the Consular Section for an interview and/or to submit additional documentation to prove the bona fides of the visit over and above the basic requirements.

Any applicant allowed in the RSA due to misrepresentation or false declaration in the application form or an applicant who sojourns in the RSA in contravention of his/her permit conditions shall be guilty of an offence and liable for a conviction, fine or imprisonment as an illegal foreigner.

Visitor’s visas issued will be for a ‘single entry’, unless motivated why a multiple entry must be issued. It is also for a specific period (from date of entry) and contains an expiry date. OVERSTAYING YOUR VISA EXPIRY DATE WILL RESULT IN APPROPRIATE PENALTIES.

In accordance with the Immigration Act, 2002: Regulation 7(3), with effect from July 2005: No application may be accepted from an applicant on a short term visit in a country other than his/her country of origin/residence. Visa services at the Embassy can therefore only be rendered to Indonesian nationals and foreign/non-Indonesian nationals with long-term status in Indonesia; otherwise applications must be lodged at the country of origin.

INDONESIA: VISA EXEMPTIONS

Indonesian ordinary passport holders do require a visitor’s visa for holiday or business visits up to 90 days.

Indonesian holders of Diplomatic and Service passports are exempt from requiring visa.

To determine if you need a visa to enter South Africa, please refer to the list of visa-exempt countries on the website of the Department of Home Affairs http://www.home-affairs.gov.za/index.php/countries-exempt-from-sa-visas

CIVIC SERVICES

SERVICES RENDERED TO SOUTH AFRICAN CITIZENS

TARIFFS FOR CIVIC SERVICES

SERIAL NO.	SERVICE	AMOUNT (IDR)
1.	Identity Document: Issuing of first document	Free
2.	Identity Document: Re-issuing, provided that the issuing of Identity documents is free of charge in those case where an ID was issued and the forenames is repeated as a surname in the document	152,000
4.	First Issue of Unabridged birth certificate. First Issue of the Unabridged death or marriage certificate	Free
5.	Issuing of an abridged birth, death or marriage certificate, or a reproduction of the relevant register or a reproduction of any supporting document which is coupled to the register concerned, as well as verification of information from birth, marriage and death registers with regard to any individual, provided that where such reproduction or verification is required for official purposes by a Government institution within the meaning of a serial number 11, it will be done free of charge	82,000
7.	Application for any amendment to the birth register of any person including the noting of the fact of adoption in the birth register of a person iro the Child Care Act, 1983, but excluding re-registration of a birth iro Section 11 of the Births and Deaths Registration Act, 1992 which is free of charge	76,000
8.	Application for any change of forenames or surnames of a minor (Section 24 and 25 of Act 51 of 1992)	76,000
9.	Application for changing of major’s forenames in the birth register (Section 25 of Act 51 of 1992). The insertion of a major’s surname in the birth register, however, is free of charge if his identity document was issued with the forename repeated as a surname. The subsequent re-issuing of such a person’s identity document is also free of charge	152,000
10.	Application by a major to assume a different surname (provided that, should the applicant be lawfully married, the amount also include the application of his spouse as well as those of an minor children, or if the applicant is a divorced female or widow, it also includes the applications of her minor children, if any (Section 26 of Act 51 of 1992)	353,000
10A.	Issuing of a duplicate confirmation of the changes of the major’s forenames and/or surname	76,000
10B	Letter of confirmation of marital status	54,000
14.	Passport – 32 pages: Effective 01 Nov. 2022	1,036,000
14A	Child Passport – Effective 01 Nov. 2022	1,036,000
15.	Document for travelling purposes (BI-105)	435,000
16.	Emergency Travel Certificate (BI-123) – Effective 01 Nov. 2022	121,000
16B.	Maxi Passport – 48 pages – Effective 01 Nov. 2022	2,072,000
16C.	Crew Member Certificate	380,000
19.	Resumption of SA citizenship in terms of Section 13 of Act 88 of 1995	326,000
19A.	Retention of SA citizenship in terms of Section 6(2) of Act 88 of 1995	326,000
19B.	Retrospective exemption in terms of Section 26(4) of the SA citizenship Act, 1995, from the loss of SA citizenship	326,000
21.	Replacement of lost/damaged/stolen SA passport, child passport, maxi passport or document for travelling purposes referred to in Regulation 16 of the SA Passports and Travel Documents Regulation, 1996	Double the current tariff for the doc. concerned provided it was through no negligence on the part of the holder, only the normal fee will be payable.

THE EMBASSY DOES NOT ACCEPT PAYMENT IN CASH OR ON-SITE APPLICANTS MUST TRANSFER APPLICABLE FEES TO THE FOLLOWING BANK ACCOUNT: Recipient: The Embassy of the Republic of South Africa QQ Immigration Service Acc. No: 0206-01-003420-30-2 Bank Name: BRI - KCK Sudirman Reference: (Application type); (Applicant’s Full Names)

PLEASE NOTE:

It is important to know that when you apply for a passport, whether in South Africa or overseas, you must apply in person because:

The passport officer must be satisfied that your identity is legal and valid;
The passport officer must check that your photograph is a true image of yourself; and
Your fingerprints must be taken (for people who are aged 16 years or older) and checked against the National Population Register

Applications to replace lost, stolen or damaged passports will be double the normal fee if the incident was as a result of the passport / travel document owner’s negligence.

Applicants should note that in terms of Section 26(B) of the South African Citizenship Act, 1995, it is a punishable offence for a South African citizen of 18 years and older to leave or enter South African on a foreign passport.

REQUIREMENTS

TRAVEL DOCUMENTS – Passports & Emergency Travel Certificate

Please note that the issuance of Temporary Passports was discontinued effective 01 September 2014.

1) Ordinary Passport Applications

Ordinary South African Passports are issued by the Department of Home Affairs in South Africa to applicants who are 16 years and older. Ordinary Passports are valid for 10 years and is not renewable. South African citizens may apply for a passport if the current passport is about to expire, is almost full, has been damaged, lost or stolen or if the applicant’s forename and or surname has been amended. When the passport expires an application for the issuance of a new passport must be submitted.

An Ordinary Tourist Passport contains 32 pages but frequent travellers can opt to get a maxi tourist passport with 48 pages.

General information about South African citizenship is available on the website of the Department of Home Affairs

Passport applications for applicants aged 16 and older & Maxi Passport Applications

Requirements:

DHA-73: Passport Application form (completed in black ink)
DHA-9: Full set of fingerprints form (completed in black ink)
DHA-529: Determination of Citizenship (completed in black ink)
Current passport
South African Identity Document or Birth Certificate

Four (4) passport size photos (4cm X 4cm)
Applicants submitting photos that do not meet these requirements run the risk of the application being rejected by the Department of Home Affairs.

Payment of prescribed fee – Ordinary Passports: Rp1,036.000.00; Maxi Passports: Rp2,072.000

Additional documentation to be submitted if applicable:

Marriage / Civil Partnership certificate. To be submitted by married applicants irrespective of whether you will change your surname or not.
Copy of divorce decree
Written request to change surname. To be submitted by married applicants who would like to:

retain their maiden surnames; or
wish to use double-barrel surnames.

Holders of foreign citizenship must provide proof of such citizenship by either:

A registration certificate or letter from the relevant authorities to confirm how and when citizenship was acquired;
Naturalization: Original copy of the naturalization certificate AND Letter of Retention of South African Citizenship

DHA-335: Report of Loss of Travel Document and Police report for lost or stolen passports (double tariff may apply)

2) Child passport applications for applicants under the age of 16

Child passports are issued to children who are fifteen years of age and below. Child passports are valid for five (5) years and is not renewable. When the passport expires an application for the issuance of a new passport must be submitted. Children should be present during application for identification purposes.

DHA-73: Passport Application form (consent of both parents required) (completed in black ink)

Minor born within wedlock, parents still married: Written consent by both parents,
Minor born within wedlock, parents divorced, no parent has sole guardianship: Written consent by both parents,
Minor born within wedlock, parents divorced, one parent has sole guardianship: Written consent by only the parent with sole guardianship. Judge’s order stating that he/she has the sole guardianship must be produced,
Minor born within wedlock, one parent deceased: Written consent by the surviving parent. Death certificate of the deceased parent must be produced,
Minor born within wedlock, both parents deceased: Written consent by legal guardian,
Minor born out of wedlock: Only the mother’s written consent is required, unless a competent court directs otherwise. The fact that the biological father has acknowledged paternity and/or that the child is registered under his surname, does not change the aforesaid. Only where a court has granted him joint custody will his consent also be mandatory. Note: If the mother is a minor herself, her guardian must consent to the passport,
Minor in foster care under the provisions of the Childcare Act, 1983: The Minister of Welfare must consider such cases, and his consent must be on the Department of Welfare’s official letterhead,
Cases where the prescribed consent cannot be obtained: Regulation 3(3)(j)(ii): Excluding Category “g” cases, a Commissioner of Child Welfare may consider granting consent to the issuing of the passport. The relevant court ruling must accompany the application in such cases.

DHA-9: Full set of fingerprints form (completed in black ink)
DHA-529: Determination of Citizenship (completed in black ink)
Current passport
Original Birth Certificate of the child
Four (4) passport size photos (4cm X 4cm)

Applicants submitting photos that do not meet these requirements run the risk of the application being rejected by the Department of Home Affairs.

Payment of prescribed fee – Rp1,036,000

Additional documentation to be submitted if applicable:

In case of divorced parents, consent of both parents are required unless Sole Custody has been awarded to one parent in which case the court order to this effect must be submitted.
Marriage / Civil Partnership certificate of parents.
Divorce Decree
Death Certificate
Holders of foreign citizenship must provide proof of such citizenship by either:

A registration certificate or letter from the relevant authorities to confirm how and when citizenship was acquired;
Naturalization: Original copy of the naturalization certificate AND Letter of Retention of South African Citizenship

DHA-335: Report of Loss of Travel Document and Police report for lost or stolen passports (double tariff may apply)

3) Emergency Travel Certificates

The Department of Home Affairs has discontinued the issuance of Temporary Passports since 01 September 2014 as citizens travelling abroad are refused entry into several countries when travelling on Temporary Passports. Only an Emergency Travel Certificates (ETC) will be issued to an applicant under circumstances of emergency travel purposes (e.g. if passport is lost while abroad, death in the family etc). Applicant to provide proof of emergency. ETCs are issued in a handwritten page form and is valid for a single travel to return to South Africa.

ETCs can only be issued to applicants travelling to South Africa on emergency cases.

Requirements:

DHA-73: Passport Application form (completed in black ink)
DHA-9: Full set of fingerprints form (completed in black ink)
DHA-529: Determination of Citizenship (completed in black ink)
Proof of identification (if available)
Four (4) passport size photos (4cm X 4cm)

Applicants submitting photos that do not meet these requirements run the risk of the application being rejected by the Department of Home Affairs.

DHA-335: Report of Loss of Travel Document and Police report for lost or stolen passports.

Payment of prescribed fee – Rp151,000

2. LETTER OF NON-IMPEDIMENT (CONFIRMATION OF MARITAL STATUS)

Letters of non-impediment i.e. confirmation of marital status are issued upon request to persons who are South African citizens and who require such a letter for the purpose of getting married.

Before submitting an application, applicants should first verify that their marital status at the Department of Home Affairs is indeed correct by sending an email to the Contact Centre at hacc@dha.gov.za.

PLEASE PRINT OUT THIS CHECKLIST AND SUBMIT IT WITH THE COMPLETE APPLICATION

>Checklist...<

	The following documentation must be submitted by each applicant. Please keep / submit the documentation in the order as listed below	Mission
1	A letter from the applicant requesting the issuance of a letter of non-impediment. The signed and dated letter should be addressed to the Director-General of Department of Home Affairs and include: The applicant’s full names and identity number The reason for the request i.e. to get married abroad/ in Indonesia. A request for the issued letter on non-impediment to be certified with an apostille in terms of the 1961 Hague Convention and please check if this is required by Indonesian authorities The applicant’s contact details (residential address, mobile phone number and email address
2	The applicant’s original South African passport A photocopy of the passport page with the applicant’s biometric data / photograph must also be submitted. The original document will be given back to the applicant
3	The applicant’s original South African identity document, if available A photocopy of the passport page with the applicant’s biometric data / photograph must also be submitted. The original document will be given back to the applicant
4	Proof of payment of the application fee Payment of the application fee must be made through an electronic bank transfer @IDR54.000 A copy of the transfer/deposit slip must be submitted as proof of payment. Payment must be made at least five (5) working days before submitted the application. Payment of the application fee may not be made in cash at the Embassy.

PLEASE NOTE:

Applications submitted at the Embassy in Jakarta are sent free of charge to the Department of Home Affairs in Pretoria, where applications are finalized and new documents issued, with the diplomatic freight once a month. In the case of urgent applications, applicants may normally opt to organise, and pay for, a courier service to collect their applications from our office and have it delivered directly to the Department in Pretoria.

After the application has been sent to the Department of Home Affairs in Pretoria, it may take up to 6 months for the application to be finalised and the newly issued document to reach the office of application / South African mission abroad. Status / progress are not provided to applicants by the Mission during the above-mentioned processing period; applicants may however contact the Department of Home Affairs Contact Centre themselves about their application status: hacc@dha.gov.za.

As soon as the newly issued document reaches the office of application / South African mission abroad, the applicant would be duly notified. Due to the long-term nature of applications / processing period; applicants are kindly requested to keep our office informed of any change of address during the processing period via email address: jakarta.consular@dirco.gov.za.

The Department of International Relations and Cooperation (formerly, Department of Foreign Affairs) offers a voluntary registration service for South African citizens that are travelling or residing abroad. This service is provided in the event there is a need to contact you to offer urgent advice on a natural disaster or civil unrest for a family emergency. Information may be submitted by a South African citizen via the ROSA Online Registration form.

NB: For a faster process, you may also opt to ask family members to do it for you in South Africa by giving consent letter.

* Please visit the website of the South African Department of Home Affairs for more information on Immigration & Civic Services: http://www.home-affairs.gov.za/index.php/immigration-services

APPLICATION FOR PORT OF ENTRY VISA OR TRANSIT VISA – DHA-84 form