Hi...I took some time to search the archives, so I actually have the probable answers to my two questions. On the other hand, there is often "theory" and "reality" when it comes to many issues, it seems, and visa stuff seems to have many varying opinions....happy to hear them all!
1) If a person has a KITAS through getting a job with a company or through making a company with an Indonesian partner and then getting the visa - Are people restricted to exactly the type of work/income their visa is processed for? For example, if a person had a visa issued for working as a chef, could they do other non-related work where and when they want to?
The answer I found was "No." The visa is specific for the work stated...
Yes/No/Maybe so?
2) Can a person do non-paid volunteer work on a social visa? If the answer is "No", then is there some kind of documentation that could/would be supplied by a charity/group that states that the person is doing volunteer work, but NOT getting paid, and possibly further stating that it is work that an Indonesian person "can't or would not likely be able to " do... (Teaching English as a native speaker, for example...)
Yes/No/Maybe so......?
Precise "rules, but also thoughts and opinions would be most welcome...
Thanks in advance....
1) If a person has a KITAS through getting a job with a company or through making a company with an Indonesian partner and then getting the visa - Are people restricted to exactly the type of work/income their visa is processed for? For example, if a person had a visa issued for working as a chef, could they do other non-related work where and when they want to?
The answer I found was "No." The visa is specific for the work stated...
Yes/No/Maybe so?
2) Can a person do non-paid volunteer work on a social visa? If the answer is "No", then is there some kind of documentation that could/would be supplied by a charity/group that states that the person is doing volunteer work, but NOT getting paid, and possibly further stating that it is work that an Indonesian person "can't or would not likely be able to " do... (Teaching English as a native speaker, for example...)
Yes/No/Maybe so......?
Precise "rules, but also thoughts and opinions would be most welcome...
Thanks in advance....