What does the change mean? Sponsoring companies should plan for the holiday schedule to avoid delays in processing.

• Implementation timeframe: June 28 – July 12.
• Visas/permits affected: Work authorization applications filed at the ministry (RPTKA, Pre-IMTA, DPKK, IMTA).
• Who is affected: Foreign nationals applying for work permits in Indonesia.
• Impact on processing times: Potential delays in the process if the deadline to submit applications is not met.

Background: In addition to the holiday dates, the ministry has also confirmed the deadlines for specific actions.

BAL Analysis: Employers and employees should be aware of this schedule to manage timelines and expected dates for employees to commence work.

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