Jambi – Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I TPI Jambi mengikuti kegiatan penguatan dan pengarahan terkait Transformasi Kementerian Imigrasi dan Pemasyarakatan Tahun 2026 yang disampaikan oleh Staf Khusus Menteri Imigrasi dan Pemasyarakatan Bidang Komunikasi dan Media, Kamis (04/06), bertempat di Ruang Rapat Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I TPI Jambi. Kegiatan dibuka oleh Kepala Kantor Wilayah Direktorat Jenderal Imigrasi Jambi dan dihadiri oleh Staf Khusus Menteri Imigrasi dan Pemasyarakatan Bidang Komunikasi dan Media beserta jajaran Kanwil dan Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I TPI Jambi.

Dalam arahannya, disampaikan pentingnya pelaksanaan 15 Program Aksi Menteri secara optimal serta penguatan reformasi internal melalui penerapan integritas, pencegahan korupsi, pungutan liar, dan gratifikasi di seluruh satuan kerja.

Selain itu, seluruh jajaran didorong untuk mengoptimalkan publikasi informasi positif terkait pelaksanaan tugas dan fungsi organisasi. Pemanfaatan media digital, khususnya konten visual berupa video pendek, dinilai menjadi sarana efektif dalam menyampaikan informasi kepada masyarakat

Melalui kegiatan ini, peserta memperoleh pemahaman yang lebih komprehensif mengenai arah kebijakan Transformasi Kementerian Imigrasi dan Pemasyarakatan Tahun 2026 sebagai pedoman dalam mendukung peningkatan kualitas pelayanan dan penguatan kinerja organisasi.

Jakarta – Keberhasilan jajaran Imigrasi Indonesia dalam mengungkap kasus pelanggaran  keimigrasian yang melibatkan 13 warga negara Jepang terduga pelaku penipuan daring  mendapat apresiasi internasional. National Police Agency (NPA) of Japan secara resmi  memberikan Letter of Appreciation kepada 16 pegawai Imigrasi sebagai bentuk penghargaan  atas kontribusi nyata dalam penanganan kasus lintas negara tersebut. 

Penghargaan tersebut diberikan kepada sejumlah Pimpinan Tinggi dan pegawai yang terlibat  langsung dalam proses pengungkapan perkara, di antaranya Direktur Jenderal Imigrasi,  Hendarsam Marantoko, Direkur Pengawasan dan Penindakan Keimigrasian, Yuldi Yusman,  Direktur Kerja Sama Keimigrasian dan Bina Perwakilan, Arief Munandar, Kepala Kantor  Wilayah Direktorat Jenderal Imigrasi Jawa Barat, Jaya Saputra, Kepala Kantor Imigrasi Kelas  I Non TPI Bogor, Ritus Ramadhana, Kepala Rumah Detensi Imigrasi Jakarta, Slamet  Wahyuni, serta jajaran Petugas Dari Seksi Intelijen Dan Penindakan dari Imigrasi Bogor yang bekerja secara profesional dan terkoordinasi. 

Director of Second Organized Crime Division National Police Agency Japan, Kobayashi  Masaya, menyampaikan apresiasi mendalam atas dukungan Imigrasi Indonesia yang  tertuang dalam penghargaan tersebut, “Saya ingin mengucapkan terima kasih atas kontribusi  besar Anda dalam penangkapan tersangka yang buron di negara Anda, yang bertanggung  jawab atas kasus penipuan telekomunikasi yang terjadi di Jepang. Dengan ini saya  menyampaikan rasa terima kasih saya yang tulus atas bantuan Anda yang luar biasa” 

Direktur Jenderal Imigrasi, Hendarsam Marantoko, menegaskan bahwa penghargaan  tersebut merupakan hasil kerja keras seluruh jajaran dalam menjaga marwah hukum negara  dan memperkuat kerja sama internasional. “Penghargaan dari NPA of Japan ini menjadi bukti  bahwa jajaran Imigrasi Indonesia mampu bekerja profesional, responsif, dan dipercaya dalam  menangani kejahatan transnasional. Ini adalah hasil dedikasi bersama seluruh petugas di  lapangan,” ungkapnya. 

Lebih lanjut, Hendarsam menambahkan bahwa keberhasilan ini menjadi motivasi bagi seluruh  insan Imigrasi untuk terus meningkatkan kualitas pengawasan serta pelayanan kepada  masyarakat. “Kami akan terus hadir menjaga kedaulatan negara, menindak tegas setiap  pelanggaran keimigrasian, serta memberikan pelayanan terbaik kepada masyarakat. Imigrasi  untuk Rakyat bukan sekadar slogan, tetapi komitmen nyata dalam setiap langkah  pengabdian,” tegasnya.

Indonesia Emas 2045 is not merely a target, but rather a demand to make changes. The transformation we are heading towards is not merely economic growth figures but a structural leap towards higher productivity, strengthening global competitiveness, as well as the capacity of the state in facing an increasingly complex world dynamic. But the journey towards 2045 takes place in an unstable global landscape.

The world today is marked by geopolitical fragmentation, trade protectionism, technology rivalry, to shifts in international supply chains changing the way countries build power. In a landscape like this, national resilience is not only determined by domestic resources but also by the ability to manage global networks strategically. This is where the urgency of building what can be referred to as the Networked State of Indonesia lies, a model of state that is not only strong within but also connected and strategically managed beyond its territorial borders.

Networked State and Diaspora

In international relations theory, the concept of complex interdependence explains that relations between countries are increasingly influenced by cross-border networks and non-state actors. In this context, diaspora is not merely a community of citizens abroad. They are strategic nodes in Indonesia's global network, part of the state's non-territorial infrastructure, economic, knowledge, and innovation networks that can strengthen economic diplomacy as well as national resilience.

More than eight million Indonesian diaspora are spread across various parts of the world. Remittances reaching around USD 14–15 billion (Rp 220 trillion) per year show the real contribution of the diaspora to the national economy. In reality, the strategic value of the diaspora far exceeds that figure. The greatest potential lies in market access, investment networks, technology transfer, as well as the role as a connector in the global economic ecosystem.

Within the framework of economic statecraft, economic instruments are used to strengthen the strategic position of the state. The diaspora is in a unique position to bridge national interests with global opportunities. They understand two ecosystems at once, Indonesia and the country where they are active. If managed systemically, the diaspora can become an investment lever, a facilitator of value-added exports, as well as a catalyst for knowledge and innovation transfer. This is the strategic dimension that needs to be placed in the development architecture towards 2045.

National Resilience in the Era of Interdependence

National resilience now does not only speak of political stability or security defense. Currently national resilience encompasses economic stability, availability of market access, the ability to adapt to global regulations, as well as mastery of technology. In situations of supply chain disruption or trade tensions, diaspora networks can function as a resilience network. They open alternative access, provide strategic information, and strengthen economic diplomacy based on professional relationships.

However, this global connectivity must still be grounded in the normative principles of national interest. The Constitution affirms that the economy is arranged for the greatest prosperity of the people. Therefore, strengthening global networks must lead to an increase in the added value of national industry, job creation, and strengthening of domestic technology capacity. Connectivity is not the final goal, but rather an instrument for welfare.

Overcoming Fragmentation, Building Architecture

Great potential without integrated governance will produce limited impact. Diaspora management intersects with immigration, investment, employment, education, innovation, to diplomacy. An approach that runs ego-sectorally risks breaking up policy energy in administrative silos.

Towards Indonesia Emas 2045, what is needed is an integrated policy architecture becoming a national coordination framework that aligns various state instruments in one strategic design. This restructuring covers at least three things.

First, data and service integration through a unified digital platform that makes it easy for the diaspora to access investment, licensing, and business facilitation simply and transparently. Second, cross-ministerial policy alignment with national priority sectors such as digital transformation, industrial downstreaming, renewable energy, health, and the creative economy, so that diaspora contributions directly support the development agenda. Third, a performance-based evaluation system that is measurable and accountable so that the impact of policies can be assessed objectively and felt broadly by the community. This governance restructuring is not merely an administrative improvement. It is part of strengthening the state's capacity to manage global interdependence strategically.

The Ministry of Immigration and Correctional Affairs last November launched the Global Citizen of Indonesia policy which is an initial step to realize the implementation of diaspora management in a structured manner. Beginning with making it easier for the diaspora to enter and stay in Indonesia just like Indonesian citizens, which is followed by better diaspora management together by several ministries and institutions such as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Manpower. This policy is also an initial solution from the Government to the demands for Dual Citizenship status.

Towards a Connected and Resilient State

The Networked State of Indonesia does not mean a state that loses sovereignty, but rather a state that is able to manage connectivity. A strong state is not only measured by what is within its territorial borders, but also by its ability to optimize global networks in a directed manner and oriented towards national interests. The diaspora is one important node in that architecture. If managed systemically, transparently, and based on performance then the diaspora can become a strengthener of economic diplomacy as well as a pillar of national resilience.

Towards 2045, our challenge is not merely to expand connectivity but to ensure that this connectivity is integrated in an adaptive and competitive state design. That is where the Networked State of Indonesia finds its relevance as a policy foundation that bridges national roots with global networks firmly and sustainably.

Silmy Karim
Vice Minister of Immigration and Correctional Affairs

Jambi, (23 April 2026) - Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I TPI Jambi menghadiri kegiatan penanaman bibit yang diselenggarakan oleh Kantor Wilayah Direktorat Jenderal Imigrasi Jambi di Unit Layanan Paspor (ULP) Sengeti, Kabupaten Muaro Jambi. Kegiatan ini merupakan bagian dari upaya bersama dalam mendukung program ketahanan pangan sekaligus memperkuat sinergi antar Unit Pelaksana Teknis (UPT) di lingkungan keimigrasian.

Dalam pelaksanaannya, kegiatan ini melibatkan petani binaan Kantor Imigrasi Kelas II TPI Kuala Tungkal yang memberikan pendampingan dalam proses penanaman bibit. Seluruh UPT di lingkungan Kantor Wilayah Direktorat Jenderal Imigrasi Jambi turut hadir dan berpartisipasi aktif, mencerminkan semangat kolaborasi dan kepedulian terhadap pemanfaatan lahan secara produktif dan berkelanjutan.

Melalui kehadiran dalam kegiatan ini, Kantor Imigrasi Jambi menunjukkan komitmennya dalam mendukung program pemerintah di bidang ketahanan pangan. Diharapkan kegiatan ini dapat menjadi langkah nyata dalam meningkatkan kesadaran serta kontribusi seluruh jajaran dalam upaya mewujudkan kemandirian pangan, sekaligus memperluas peran institusi keimigrasian di tengah masyarakat.

Jambi, (22 April 2026) - Kantor Wilayah Direktorat Jenderal Imigrasi Jambi melaksanakan kegiatan Evaluasi Capaian Kinerja Triwulan I Tahun 2026 yang bertempat di Yello Hotel Jambi. Kegiatan ini menjadi momentum strategis untuk meninjau sejauh mana pelaksanaan program dan kegiatan telah berjalan sesuai target yang ditetapkan, sekaligus mengidentifikasi berbagai capaian, kendala, dan peluang perbaikan dalam pelaksanaan tugas dan fungsi keimigrasian di wilayah Jambi.

Dalam evaluasi tersebut, seluruh jajaran didorong untuk meningkatkan kinerja secara terukur, akuntabel, dan berorientasi hasil, dengan tetap mengedepankan prinsip pelayanan publik yang prima. Selain itu, kegiatan ini juga menekankan pentingnya sinergi antarunit kerja, penguatan integritas, serta inovasi berkelanjutan guna mendukung peningkatan kualitas layanan keimigrasian dan kepercayaan masyarakat terhadap institusi.

Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I TPI Jambi berhasil meraih sertifikat piagam sebagai satuan kerja dengan capaian kinerja terbaik pada Triwulan I Tahun 2026 di lingkungan Kantor Wilayah Direktorat Jenderal Imigrasi Jambi. Penghargaan ini menjadi bentuk apresiasi atas kinerja optimal, komitmen, dan konsistensi dalam pelaksanaan tugas serta pelayanan publik yang berkualitas, sekaligus menjadi motivasi untuk terus meningkatkan kinerja dan mempertahankan prestasi di masa mendatang.