AGO Issues 3 New Investigation Warrants, Febrie Adriansyah's Travel Ban Status Confirmed Unchanged
Jakarta – The overseas travel ban on former Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes (Jampidsus) Febrie Adriansyah has been confirmed as unchanged.
The Directorate General of Immigration at the Ministry of Immigration and Corrections affirmed that the travel ban remains in force, even though the case has now been taken over by the Attorney General’s Office (Kejagung).
This confirmation was conveyed by Director General of Immigration Hendarsam Marantoko after the Attorney General’s Office issued three new investigation warrants (Sprindik) in the corruption and money laundering (TPPU) cases implicating Febrie.
According to Hendarsam, the travel ban previously requested by investigators from the Jakarta Metropolitan Police Special Criminal Investigation Directorate still carries legal force until its validity period expires.
“The previous one remains valid for up to 20 days, and then we simply await a request from the prosecutors at the Attorney General’s Office as to whether there will be another travel ban or not,” Hendarsam told reporters on Tuesday, 21 July 2026.
He explained that once the travel ban period expires, the decision to extend it or not rests entirely with the investigators at the Attorney General’s Office.
“So if a law enforcement agency or a related ministry submits a travel ban, then we are obliged to follow it up,” he said.
As previously reported, the Attorney General’s Office affirmed that the legal status of former Deputy Attorney General for Special Crimes Febrie Adriansyah remains unchanged after the Adhyaksa Corps issued three new investigation warrants relating to corruption and money laundering cases.
Head of the Attorney General’s Office’s Legal Information Centre (Kapuspenkum), Anang Supriatna, stated that under the three new warrants, Febrie remains a suspect alongside a private individual, Don Ritto.
The designation was based on the results of the investigation previously conducted by the National Police’s Corruption Eradication Task Force (Kortastipidkor).
“The new warrants also took into account the warrants issued by National Police investigators, under which the two individuals concerned had already been named suspects,” he said on Thursday, 16 July 2026.
Anang explained that the issuance of Investigation Warrants Numbers 43, 44 and 45 — relating to alleged corruption in coal governance, PT Asabri, and the settlement of debts owed by a subsidiary of PT Krakatau Steel — does not erase the suspect status previously designated by National Police investigators.