ARTICLE · 11 OCTOBER 2022

Recommendation For RPTKA Ratification Is No Longer Required

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Due to the decreasing covid cases in Indonesia and to accelerate the national economic recovery, the Minister of Manpower issued Circular Letter No. M/4/HK.04/IX/2022 on Ratification...

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Johannes C. Sahetapy Engel

Ammarsyarif Ghazyandra Goenawan

Due to the decreasing covid cases in Indonesia and to accelerate the national economic recovery, the Minister of Manpower issued Circular Letter No. M/4/HK.04/IX/2022 on Ratification of Plans for Employment of Foreign Workers (Rencana Penggunaan Tenaga Kerja Asing or "RPTKA") for Acceleration of National Economic Recovery ("CL 4/2022") on September 30, 2022. CL 4/2022 revokes the Minister of Manpower Circular Letter No. M/11/HK.04/IX/2021 dated September 24, 2021 on Ratification Service of RPTKA During the Period of Handling the Spread of Corona Virus Disease 2019 ("CL 11/2021").

With the revocation of CL 11/2021 by CL 4/2022, recommendations from relevant ministries/institutions for an RPTKA ratification are no longer required. Further, the restriction for RPTKA ratification for employees from a certain country with high spread of covid-19 cases is also no longer applicable.

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