Jika Passpor dan Visa hilang Di luar Negeri

Setelah data2 diri gw ilang semua itu (passport dan visa), otomatis gw buat lagi dari awal dong ya ibu2 bapak2 semua yang ada disana !!!! Ribetnya itu loh dan emang kitanya harus siap2 capek bolak balik2 karna ga mungkin sekali datang langsung jadi. Nah setelah dapet police report dari polisi tanggal 17 Maret 2015, step-stepnya adalah sbb.

1.       PASSPORT (Apply at Indonesian Embassy at Kuala Lumpur)

Sebelum berangkat ke sana jangan lupa untuk browsing biar ga bego (hahhaa…setidaknya buat bekel, info2 apa aja yang harus lo tau #tsahhh). Nah bagi yang belum tahu alamat KBRI KL ini nih alamat:

 (Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia KualaLumpur)
No. 233 Jalan Tun Razak, WP KL 50400, Tel: +603-2116-4016/4017, Fax: +603-2141-7908

Sekadar saran aja, musti datang pagi2, bila perlu jam 6 pagi sudah sampai lokasi (tahu sendiri kan berapa juta jiwa warga Negara Indonesia di Malaysia). Setelah sampai di KBRI jangan kaget akan banyak orang berjubel dengan tujuan sama seperti kalian, dan bisa diliat seperti mau nonton concert atau mau lihat pertandingan sepak bola. Tapi tenang, laki2 dan perempuan dipisah kok. Jadi lumayan agak teratur (tapi tetep aja banyak huweeekkkkkk…..!!!!). trus bawa novel atau apa kek buat pengisi waktu..tapi jangan makanan, karna ga boleh dan nanti dimarahi petugas. Tapi klo sembunyi2 boleh siiiih hahahaha asal ga ketauan…….#bandel.

Oiya, biasanya setelah kamu masuk kawasan KBRI itu kalian akan di datangi oleh abang2 batak gaul yang sok ramah (ada maunya dia). Yappppp itu CALO!!!!!

Dia:“Mau ngapain mbak??? Buat passport ya?? Baru atau perpanjang???”

Gue: “Terserah gw dong mau gini kek mau gitu kek, situ posesif banget deh!!!! (jiyaah, pengen digampar aja gw klo jawabannya gitu).

“iya, mau bikin paspor”

Dia: ‘Oh gitu, sama saya aja. Tiga minggu jadi loh. Mbak ga usah bolak balik ke KBRI”

Gue: “lah, kenapa emangnya. Rempong amat mas hidup lo!!! Kaya mantan pacar aja lo mas posesifnya (Cuma berkata kaya gitu dalam hati…:D)

“Oh gitu. Berapa emang?” (iseng Tanya doang, dan gw emang udah ada niat mau bikin sendiri biar ada pengalaman ahahahahaha karna sebelumnya gw bikin paspor pake jasa agen ya mirip2 si calo ini juga lah….)

Dia: “Murah kok mbak RM800 aja. Tiga minggu jadi, kalau bikin sendiri 3 bulan tau mbak”.

Mbahmu murah!!!! Dengkulmu ambles hahahhahahaa malemnya gw udah browsing mengenai biaya pembuatan passport baru di web KBRI dan disana tertera RM48 (masa 5^th). Hah ada2 aja… tiga bulan???? Masa sih? Nih orang pasti ngibul, masa iya Cuma bikin paspor sampe 3 bulan sih. (tapi emaang betul sih klo diitung2, gw apply tgl 19 Maret 2015. Tgl 16 April baru wawancara).

Gue: “Oh gitu. Enggak deh. Makasih deh mas. (pasang muka jutek :P biar ga dibujuk2 lagi)

Dan orang itu pun pergi…

Oiya, mengenai biaya ini punya list harga terbaru (yang di web belum diperbarui lagi kayaknya).

Antrian mau masuk KBRI (padahal masih pagi2)

Antrian mau ambil nomer.....(stressssss ga tuh??!!)

just for sharing..............:)

Nah waktu itu yang gw bawa adalah:

1.       Foto Copy passport dan visa serta KTP Indonesia.

2.       Surat kehilangan dari Kantor polisi.

3.       Surat pengantar dari Kantor/ surat rekomendasi (yang menerangkan gw adalah karyawan PT ABC dan sampai saat ini masih bekerja di PT tersebut).

4.       Foto Copy ID/IC suami.

5.       Surat nikah/ marriage card/ Buku nikah (semua dibawa).

6.       Akta kelahiran, ijasah terakhir.

Nah setelah nomer gw dipanggil akhirnya gw menyerahkan persyaratan diatas kecuali nomer 6 katanya ga usah, petugasnya bilang nanti tgl 16 April aja dibawa ya..gitu. udah deh setelah semua berkas diserahkan akhirnya gw Cuma dikasih nomer dan stempel doang dan dikasih tau bukan depan alias tanggal 16 April harus kembali.

2.       VISA (Apply at Shah Alam Imigration)

Alamat: Government Building, Office, and Capitol Building

Level 2 & 3, Kompleks PKNS, 40000 Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

Waktu itu pergi ke Imigrasi Shah Alam. Saran aja sih, musti kudu datang pagi2. Karna nomer dibatasi, takutnya lo ga dapet nomer. Gila kan udah jauh2 dateng eh nomer habis (gw waktu itu pernah nyampe sana jam 9 dan yah habislah tuh nomer. Ajib!!!!

Antrian menguler (zzzzz.....butuh perjuangan banget kan???)

Nah persyaratan untuk VISA adalah sbb:

1. Form disediakan di front desk.

2. Isi form apply Visa (disediakan oleh Imigration).

3. Setelah isi form, jangan lupa ke pejabat penguasa untuk di cop (bayar RM10).

3. Foto Copy passport, visa dan IC card.

4. Foto Copy IC card suami.

5. Foto Copy surat pernikahan (Laki-laki dan Perempuan) dan Kartu nikah.

6. Recommendation letter from office. (tapi sekarang kalau perpanjang ga diperlukan lagi) wajib kalau apply visa pertama kali. Biar jaga2 bawa aja deh :P 7. Suarat kehilangan dari kantor polisi (Kalau sebelumnya pernah buat trus hilang). 8. Bawa semua yang aslinya.

Setelah semua berkas diserahkan, kita akan diberi tanda terima bayar dan akan diberi tahu kapan pengambilan visanya.  Waktu itu gw dating apply Kamis trus hari Jumat sudah jadi (minimal dalam satu minggu udah jadi lah). Biaya untuk satu tahun perpanjang VISA RM105. Kalau missal apply visa untuk 5 tahun boleh aja, jadi bayar RM550 (biar ga bolak balik).

Nah untuk kejadian kaya gw ini yang pernah bikin visa trus hilang, namanya Special Pass VISA, dan gw apply juga dengan syarat2 tersebut diatas. Biayanya untuk satu bulan visanya RM100.

 Lagi-lagi menunggu...menunggu dan menunggu...

Beware Of Handbag Snatcher!!!!

Starting new blog with something big!! yupp everybody must know this. i don't want again something like this happened around us.

Hello guys. Beware of Handbag Sanatcher!!!!!!! 

I'm describing my experience in Petaling Jaya (Malaysia), hoping that it will help someone avoid being snatch. This happened on 17 March 2015 at 09.00am. Like usually I went to office at 08.45am. That day, with my hubby, we're riding vespie to office. When I was arrived at jalan University, in front of Jaya One -bus stopp- somebody came from behind and grabbed my beg on fast speeding motorbikes (I'm not sure how long he had been tailing us but only trealised it after reaching Jaya One). My bag on the middle and my hands holding my hubby. And everything too fast, and I'm too panic, so I can't grab my bag back. As the result, money RM150, mobile phone, international passport (visa) and ID were gone, medical card, marriage card, and ID tag office, We chase the snatcher until section 17 but his moto run faster than us . And I'm failed to catch the number plate of the snatcher.

How to Prevent Purse Snatching:

Kuala Lumpur is a generally safe place for all. However, there is no harm practising common sense and precautions like you would do at home. Violent crimes involving tourists in Malaysia is relatively uncommon, petty theft, particularly purse snatching and pick-pocketing are the most common criminal activity directed against tourists. Walking in the city is usually fine but, as anywhere, caution must be exercised, especially if alone.

Leave your purse at home. Carry necessary items (ID and money) in a wallet, tucked safely in your pocket. If you don't have pockets and/or there are additional items you prefer to carry, such as makeup, keys, and a phone, consider putting them in a bag that wraps around your stomach and can be hidden from view, or a backpack strapped around both shoulders so that it can't easily be snatched. As foreigner, my tips are photo state all your document (Passport, visa, ID card, etc) and then save the original in your house. if police want to know your original, told them that ID in your home and if they want the original, be calm and accompany them to your house.

Bring only what you need. Don't carry any more cash or credit cards than you absolutely need to do your shopping that day. Usually, one credit card is enough, and you should have the customer service number written down somewhere (see tips) so that you can report the card stolen immediately if your purse is snatched. Decide even before leaving the house whether the contents of your purse are worth getting hurt for.

Walk in busy, well-lit areas. You may think that you're exposing yourself to more purse snatchers, but they are more likely to strike in dark, isolated areas because they don't want to get caught. Walk briskly and confidently. Bring a friend.

Be aware of the area and the people, especially if you find yourself having to walk in an isolated or lightly populated area. Look at the person who might approach or pass you. Do not look away. Look directly at their hands or at what they might be carrying. They prefer to strike and run, and not be recognized. If you do not appear to be vulnerable and will be able to give their description, they just might keep walking past you.

Hold your purse tightly and close to your body, whether on a bus, train, or walking. If possible, wear it underneath a coat or jacket. Also, secure the latch or zipper. You might be tempted to wear your purse diagonally on your body (over the neck as well as the shoulder) or loop the strap around your wrist to prevent the purse from being easily snatched, but keep in mind that if someone does try to steal your purse, a hard yank on tightly wound purse strap can cause injury.

If you believe someone is following you don't turn around use a shiny object like a car mirror or window to look back.

Shorten the strap on your purse so you can carry it tightly between your elbow and body.

Remember that you come before your purse. If someone pulls it away from your hands or your shoulder, let it go! It is more important to avoid injury than save a purse. Never fight to keep it.

If you're riding motorcycle, please your bag put it under the seat.

DO NOT wear Bling Bling huge gold jewellery even if its gold-plated or a pair of expensive sunglasses with diamonds on the side. Statement jewellery is pretty yes; but it will attract snatch-thieves.

Report anything or anyone suspicious. If you suspect that someone seems to be lurking someplace that they do not belong, contact security if you are in a mall, or contact the manager if you are in a supermarket. Better to report your suspicions and be wrong, than to ignore it and be robbed or hurt.