Requirements
E33G Remote Worker; requirement set in USD
Tax & notes
KITAS holders may become Indonesian tax residents (≥183 days) and be taxed on worldwide income — seek tax advice. Not exempt.
Key requirement: US$60,000/year income + US$2,000 bank balance; remote work for a foreign employer (E33G, launched 2024). Re-apply at expiry — not auto-renewable.
Dataset record checked July 10, 2026. Confirm current rules with the relevant government authority.
Tax treatment reflects the regime available to nomad-visa holders. Data: WhereNext (getwherenext.com), CC BY 4.0, compiled from government, institutional, and labeled secondary sources. USD values and cost estimates are modeled and indicative. Confirm current native requirements with the relevant authority before making decisions.
The Remote Worker Visa (E33G) is Indonesia's route for remote workers who want to live there while working for clients or an employer abroad. The dataset models the income threshold at approximately $60,000 per year. The visa is granted for up to 12 months. Below are the published financial, duration, cost, processing, and tax details. These figures do not determine eligibility; confirm the current rules with the relevant government authority before applying.
Frequently asked questions
What financial proof do I need for the Indonesia digital nomad visa?+
The dataset's approximate USD conversion is $60,000 per year. Household rules and exchange rates can change, so verify the native-currency requirement with the relevant authority.
How long can I stay in Indonesia on this visa?+
The visa is issued for up to 12 months, and many programs are renewable — see the renewable field above.
How much does the Indonesia nomad visa cost to apply?+
The application cost is roughly $430 at current exchange rates, excluding any local fees, health insurance, or document costs.