DIGITAL NOMAD KITAS E33G IN BALI, INDONESIA

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Once you enter the country with this visa, you’ll need to apply for a KITAS (Kartu Izin Tinggal Terbatas)—a temporary residence permit that lasts one year.

E33G Visa (also known as the Digital Nomad Visa or Remote Worker Visa) allows digital nomads and remote workers to legally stay and work from Indonesia, including the famous island of Bali.

Key Features of the E33G Visa

⚠️ Heads up! You must enter Indonesia within 90 days of getting the visa approved.

✔ Valid for 1 year, with an option to extend for another year (requires exiting and reapplying).

✔ Applies across all of Indonesia, including Bali.

✔ Type of entry: multiple (without restrictions on the number of border crossings).

✔ Designed for remote workers who earn incomes from companies outside of Indonesia.

What Do You Need to Apply?

A passport

A bank statement from the last 3 months

A recent color photo

An employment contract

Proof of annual income

valid for at least 6 months at the time of application.

(3.5 × 4.5 cm or 4 × 6 cm).

(at least $ 60,000 USD per year from a foreign company)

with a non-Indonesian employer.

(must show a minimum balance of $ 2,000 USD).

Processing Time & Fees

What Can You Do with the E33G Visa?

What Can’t You Do?

Processing Time & Fees

Standard Processing: 738$ (12,000,000 IDR).

Express Processing: 812$ (13,200,000 IDR).

⏳ Takes about 7–14 days.

⏳ Fast-track option: 1–3 days.

What Can You Do with the E33G Visa?

Live in Indonesia legally for one year.
Enter and exit freely during the visa’s validity.
Travel around Indonesia or even leave and return whenever needed.
Work remotely for foreign companies without any issues.
Open a local bank account in Indonesia.
The opportunity to register a business in the country.
Apply for an Indonesian driver’s license.
Buy and register vehicles (cars, motorbikes) in your name.
Rent or purchase property (Hak Pakai rights—up to 30 years with renewal options).
Get local health services at Indonesian rates.
Obtain an Indonesian tax number (NPWP) (becomes mandatory after 183 days of stay, making you a tax resident).

What Can’t You Do?
🚫 The E33G Visa DOES NOT allow you to:

Stay in Indonesia after your visa expires.
Sell goods or services inside Indonesia.
Get paid by Indonesian companies or individuals.
Be officially employed by an Indonesian business.

⚠️ Important Notice!
If you plan to work for an Indonesian company, you’ll need a work KITAS instead. Breaking visa rules can result in fines, deportation, or legal trouble. Any business activity that involves earning money from local clients is strictly forbidden