Generally, no.
A Working KITAS is intended for foreigners who are formally employed by an Indonesian company and have a registered employer sponsoring their work permit.
Freelancers and self-employed individuals cannot sponsor themselves for a Work KITAS and are therefore not eligible for this type of permit.
If you work independently or remotely, you may need to consider alternative visa options, such as:
- the Remote Work KITAS (for digital nomads and remote workers), or
- other visa types, depending on your activities and length of stay
We can help you choose the option that best fits your situation.