Jakarta, Oct. 15 -- Indonesia's immigration agency is expanding digital monitoring of foreign nationals and refugees through three applications, after recording 17,597 administrative immigration actions from January through September.

Strengthening digital immigration monitoring was among the topics discussed at the Immigration Supervision and Enforcement Coordination Meeting in Bandung on October 13-16, 2026.

According to Director General of Immigration Hendarsam Marantoko, the technology aims to improve data accuracy, strengthen early detection, and speed up monitoring of foreign nationals and handling of refugees from abroad.

"Digitizing immigration monitoring ensures that our data are accurate, up to date, and actionable," Hendarsa...