Birth report

In Bali, reporting the birth of a baby is a significant process that involves several steps and cultural nuances. Firstly, families typically notify the local authorities, usually at the village level, about the newborn’s arrival. This notification serves administrative purposes and ensures that the newborn is officially registered. Following this, there might be customary rituals or ceremonies conducted within the family or community to celebrate the birth. These rituals often vary based on cultural traditions and religious beliefs prevalent in Bali, adding depth and richness to the occasion. Moreover, the reporting of a baby’s birth is not merely a bureaucratic procedure but holds deep cultural significance, symbolizing the continuation of family lineage and the perpetuation of traditions within Balinese society.

500.000-1.000.000 IDR

Requirements:

  1. Surat Keterangan Lahir for the child – issued by the delivering hospital/physician/midwife
  2. Passports of both parents
  3. Birth certificates for both parents
  4. Parent’s marriage certificate (with translation into Indonesian, if needed)
  5. Parents’ ITAS (for foreigners) / KTP (for Indonesian spouse)
  6. Kartu keluarga (for those with an Indonesian spouse)
  7. Two 4×6 photos of the child
  8. Original + copy of the child’s passport

Price:

  1. Registering a child at the Immigration office: 500,000 IDR
  2. Connection to the mother’s visa: 1,000,000 IDR (10-12 business days)

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