Remote Worker Visa
#E33G
The Remote Worker Visa is a new and exciting option for those looking to work remotely whilst living in Indonesia.
Estimated issuance duration 8-10 business days.
E33G visa is classified under the KITAS/ITAS visa category, which enables travelers to enjoy certain benefits, such as faster airport lanes on arrival, access to local insurance, discounts at certain public attractions and similar. It was recently created to meet the demand for a visa suitable for digital nomads, and allows remote workers to stay in Indonesia for up to a year whilst they continue working for an overseas company. Remote Worker Visas allow holders to travel freely in and out of Indonesia, as well as providing the option for eligible family members to apply for a visa and join them in Indonesia.
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It is important to make sure you are following Indonesian law and regulations during your stay, which means not selling goods or services or working for Indonesian companies whilst in Indonesia. If you do so, you could be deported, incur fines or be legally charged, so please only work for the foreign company you are employed by, and check with us if you have any doubts about the limitations of your visa.
Eligibility Requirements and Required Documents
Passport: A valid passport with at least 6 months of validity remaining at the time of entry into Indonesia.
Recent Photograph: A recent digital photograph of the applicant.
Proof of Annual Income: Personal bank statements covering the last 12 months, demonstrating a minimum net income of USD 60,000 per year (equivalent to USD 5,000 per month). The income must be received into a bank account held in the applicant’s personal name.
Employment Contract: An employment contract with a company established outside Indonesia. The contract must explicitly confirm that the applicant is permitted to work remotely.
CV and Travel Itinerary: Please fill out the CV and travel itinerary templates that our team will provide.
Getting Your Remote Worker Visa
Once you receive your electronic limited stay permit, you can also request a physical card and retrieve it from the Immigration office. If you plan on staying in the country longer than 183 days per year, you will also be able to apply for an Indonesian tax ID.
If you can’t meet the requirements above but would like to work remotely in Indonesia, or you only plan to stay for up to 6 months per visit, we suggest exploring the single-entry visit visa (ex B211A), which is popular among shorter-term nomads.
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Having helped numerous clients relocate abroad, we understand that moving to a new country is a big decision. That’s why we aim to make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible by handling visa applications with care and efficiency, taking care of the practical details so our clients can focus on their move.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our team at Bali Solve. We would love to hear from you and help make your dream of living in Bali, or elsewhere in Indonesia, a reality.