Expat Permit Process for ICT Industry
The Expat Permit Process for ICT Industry is part of the Local Business Development (LBD) initiatives to ensure local content in ICT Sector.
Objectives
Maximise local employment opportunities in ICT Sector.
Ensure companies are in compliance to LBD Policy Framework for ICT Industry.
The Expat Permit Process was previously handled by the Ministry of Energy, Manpower and Industry (MEMI) and has been transferred to AITI as of 1 January 2020.
It is recommended to submit at least one month before the arrival of the expat(s) or expiry of permit (for renewals).
Applications can be submitted to AITI's IMPACT.bn portal here. Applicants must register on the portal as a 'Business' before proceeding.
For further inquiries, please contact us via email at expatpermit@aiti.gov.bn.
Types of Expat Permit Applications
Criteria for Expat Permit Process Applications
No |
Criteria |
PVV |
SAWP |
1 |
Maximum duration of visit/pass |
Three (3) months | Twelve (12) months |
2 | Information updates in Business Reporting (BR) | Required | Required |
3 | Brief description of business | Required | Required |
4 |
Job description, roles, responsibilities and CV of the Expat |
Required | Required |
5 | Projects the Expat will be involved in |
Required Note: Only for non-technical work & no hands-on activities (e.g. consultants, speakers, meetings) |
Required |
6 |
Other information required |
- |
- |
7 |
Other required documents |
- |
Support letter from Client (using company letterhead) |
Expat Permit Application Downloadables
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PVV Application Process
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Checklist for PVV Application
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Application Template
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Support Letter Template
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Lampiran 1 Template
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SAWP Application Process
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Checklist for SAWP Application
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Application Template
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Support Letter Template
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Lampiran 1 Template