Inp.polri.go.id - Yogyakarta. The Immigration Office in Yogyakarta issued a total of 67,710 stay permits for foreign citizens throughout 2025, reflecting strong interest in the region for tourism, education, research, and religious activities.

“The data shows the growing appeal of Yogyakarta for foreign visitors across multiple purposes,” said Hermawan Ragil Putra, the Head of the Stay Permit and Immigration Status Division, on Friday.

Visa on Arrival (VoA) dominated with 54,556 permits, followed by Visa-Free Visits (8,488) and Visit Stay Permits (3,360). Authorities also recorded 1,213 Limited Stay Permits (ITAS), one Permanent Stay Permit (ITAP), and 92 stay permit conversions.

In enforcement, Yogyakarta Immigration conducted 76 intelligence operations, 204 independent inspections, three joint operations, and deported 38 foreigners for administrative violations.

At Yogyakarta International Airport, 81,188 foreigners entered Indonesia and 69,638 departed, signaling a continued rise in cross-border movements through the province.

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