Indonesia Deports Three Chinese Nationals for Permit Violations

The Indonesian Immigration Directorate General has announced the deportation of three Chinese nationals for violating their stay permit and work permit regulations. The three individuals were suspected of illegally residing and working in Indonesia. According to reports, the three men were apprehended in Bogor Regency, near Jakarta. The Immigration Directorate General confirmed that they were working without proper authorization and is considering measures to ban them from re-entering Indonesia in the future, in addition to their deportation. Indonesia has been intensifying its crackdown on illegal stay and employment by foreigners, with the Immigration Directorate General strongly urging compliance with stay permit requirements. A spokesperson for the directorate stated, "We will take firm action against any violations of Indonesian law," indicating that similar enforcement operations will continue. This measure is believed to have been taken from the perspective of protecting the domestic labor market and maintaining law and order in Indonesia. It serves as a reminder that proper procedures and qualifications are essential when accepting foreign workers. Source: Antara News (English)