Indonesia Visa · E33G
Remote Worker Visa (E33G)
Indonesia’s remote-worker KITAS lets you live in Bali or elsewhere while working for an employer or clients based outside Indonesia.
Overview
About the Remote Worker Visa
The Remote Worker Visa (index E33G) is built for digital nomads and location-independent professionals whose income comes from companies or clients outside Indonesia.
It grants one year of residence with multiple entries. It cannot be extended in Indonesia; to stay longer you apply for a new E33G. It does not permit working for Indonesian companies or earning any income from Indonesia.
Who it's for
Remote employees of overseas companies
Freelancers and consultants with foreign clients
Digital nomads relocating to Indonesia
Quick facts
Key details at a glance
Visa type
Limited-stay permit (KITAS)
Entries
Multiple entry
Income
Foreign income of at least USD 60,000 a year
Validity
1 year, new application to stay longer
Work rights
Remote work for non-Indonesian clients
Best for
Digital nomads
Family
Since December 2025, spouses, children, parents and siblings of E33G holders can apply for dependent permits for the same period
Requirements
What you'll typically need
Foreign-source income
Employment or client contracts with companies outside Indonesia
Minimum income
Proof of at least USD 60,000 a year from employers or clients outside Indonesia, for example a contract and payslips or invoices
Bank statements
Personal bank statements for the last three months showing a balance of at least USD 2,000
Valid passport
At least 6 months’ validity, 18 months recommended
Health insurance
International cover valid in Indonesia
Tax
The E33G is a stay permit, not a tax exemption. Holding it signals an intention to reside in Indonesia, and spending more than 183 days here in a 12 month period makes you an Indonesian tax resident on your worldwide income, subject to any tax treaty. Plan this before you apply
No local employment
You may not work for Indonesian companies on this permit
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.
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E28
Investor KITAS
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E33
Second Home KITAS
A five- or ten-year long-stay base.
E23
Working KITAS
Work in a defined role for an Indonesian employer.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What income do I need for the Indonesian remote worker visa?
At least USD 60,000 a year from employers or clients outside Indonesia, shown with a contract, payslips or invoices, plus personal bank statements for the last three months with a balance of at least USD 2,000. Immigration can update the thresholds, so we confirm the current figures before you apply.
Can I work for Indonesian clients on the E33G?
How long is the E33G valid and can it be extended?
Will I pay tax in Indonesia on the remote worker visa?
Can my family come with me?
Planning to work remotely from Indonesia?
We’ll check your income against the current threshold and process your remote-worker KITAS end to end.
