Indonesia Visa · E33
Second Home KITAS (E33)
Overview
About the Second Home KITAS
The Second Home visa (index E33) offers a five or ten year stay for individuals who place qualifying funds in an Indonesian state bank or buy a qualifying property, without the need for an employer or local sponsor.
It is aimed at retirees, investors and high-net-worth individuals who want the flexibility of a long-term base in Indonesia.
Who it's for
Financially independent individuals
Long-stay retirees and investors
Frequent visitors wanting permanence
Quick facts
Key details at a glance
Visa type
Long-stay permit (KITAS)
Entries
Multiple entry
Requirement
IDR 2 billion in an Indonesian state bank, or a qualifying property
Validity
5 or 10 years
Work rights
No local employment
Best for
Long-term residence
Requirements
What you'll typically need
Proof of funds
A deposit of IDR 2 billion in your own name at an Indonesian state bank (Mandiri, BNI, BRI or BTN), placed within 90 days of approval, or ownership of a property that meets the published value
Valid passport
At least 36 months' validity
90 day rule
The permit is granted conditionally and lapses if the funds or the property are not shown within 90 days
Accommodation
Evidence of a place to stay in Indonesia
Clean record
Standard background declarations
How ILA helps
Handled end to end
1
Assess & confirm
We review your situation and confirm the right visa, your eligibility and the current requirements.
2
Prepare documents
We compile and check every document and arrange sponsorship where it is needed.
3
Submit & process
We lodge the application and manage the process with immigration on your behalf.
4
Arrive & comply
We guide you through arrival, biometrics and any reporting so your stay stays compliant.
Rules and fees change. Indonesian immigration categories, eligibility and government fees are updated regularly. ILA confirms the current requirements for your situation before you commit — talk to our team.
Related visas
Other options you might consider
E33F
Retirement Visa
A one year renewable permit for retirees aged 55 and over.
E28
Investor KITAS
Live in Indonesia and run your own PT PMA.
E33G
Remote Worker Visa
Work remotely for clients and employers abroad.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much money do I need for the Indonesian second home visa?
IDR 2 billion deposited in your own name at an Indonesian state bank, or ownership of a property that meets the value published by immigration. The deposit must be in place within 90 days of the conditional approval. Immigration can change the amounts, so we confirm the current figure before you apply.
Can I work in Indonesia on the second home visa?
No local employment and no Indonesian income. Working remotely for employers or clients abroad is allowed.
How long is the second home visa valid?
Five or ten years, depending on the option you choose, with multiple entries. Your passport must be valid for at least 36 months when you apply.
Can I buy property on the second home visa?
A valid stay permit lets a foreigner hold a Hak Pakai title over a house or own an apartment in their own name, subject to the minimum prices set for each province, which in Bali are IDR 5 billion for a house and IDR 2 billion for an apartment. Foreigners cannot hold freehold.
Can my family be included?
Yes. Spouses, children and parents can hold dependent permits for the same period, without a separate financial requirement.
Want a long-term base in Indonesia?
We’ll confirm the current fund requirement and arrange your Second Home KITAS.
