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E32G — Permanent former-Indonesian descendant visa

IndonesiaAncestry and return

Explore the five recorded questions, answers and sources for this pathway.

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What family, citizenship, ethnic, historical or former-resident connection creates access to this route?

This route is for descendants of a former Indonesian citizen, up to the second degree, who will reside permanently in Indonesia.

See recorded sources
  • imigrasi.go.id, E32G, Subjek
    Keturunan eks warga negara Indonesia paling banyak derajat kedua yang akan bertempat tinggal dan menetap di wilayah Indonesia

How far back can the qualifying connection extend, and what important transmission limitations exist?

The connection extends to descendants of a former Indonesian citizen up to the second degree.

See recorded sources
  • imigrasi.go.id, E32G, Subjek
    Keturunan eks warga negara Indonesia paling banyak derajat kedua yang akan bertempat tinggal dan menetap di wilayah Indonesia

What records are central to proving the lineage or historical connection?

Former Indonesian citizenship in the family line is proven by one of the following: national ID card (KTP), family card (KK), birth certificate, passport, formal-education diploma, or land-ownership certificate.

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Does the pathway result in a visa, residence permit, right of return, citizenship or another status?

The official title identifies it as a permanent-stay visa for descendants of former Indonesian citizens ("Visa Keturunan EX-WNI Tinggal Tetap"); the page does not restate the specific permit validity terms.

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Limits of the record
  • The permit type is named "permanent stay" in the route title, but the page text itself does not spell out the resulting permit's validity/renewal terms.

What application progression, residence obligations, family consequences or further citizenship/residence possibilities follow?

The checked official sources did not provide enough route-specific evidence to confirm what follows after the status is granted, including progression, residence obligations and family effects.

These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.

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