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The Letter of Consent for Passport is a crucial document required under Indonesian law when applying for passport issuance, particularly for minors or dependents. This document becomes necessary when one parent or guardian needs to provide formal permission for passport issuance, commonly used in situations involving minor's travel, single parent situations, or when one parent is unable to be present during the passport application process. The document must comply with Indonesian Immigration Law No. 6 of 2011 and related ministerial regulations, requiring specific information about the consenting party, the passport applicant, and the nature of their relationship. It serves as a protective measure ensuring proper authorization for travel documents and helps prevent unauthorized passport issuance. The letter may need to be authenticated by appropriate authorities and is often required to be accompanied by supporting documentation such as birth certificates, ID cards, or custody papers.

1. Date and Place of Execution: Current date and location where the letter is being signed

2. Consenting Party Details: Full name, ID number (KTP), address, and contact information of the person giving consent

3. Subject Party Details: Full name, date of birth, and current address of the person for whom the passport is being requested

4. Relationship Declaration: Statement of the relationship between the consenting party and the subject (e.g., parent, legal guardian)

5. Consent Statement: Clear and explicit statement of consent for passport issuance

6. Purpose and Duration: Intended use of the passport and any relevant time limitations

7. Signature Block: Space for signature, name, and date for the consenting party