Indonesia Digital Nomad Visa (2026)
Everything you need to know about the E33G Remote Worker KITAS — income requirements, validity, work rights and how to apply.
Programme
E33G Remote Worker KITAS
Income requirement
$5,000/month
Validity
1 year initial, renewable
Work rights
Restricted
Path to PR
No
Tax residency trigger
183 days/year
About the E33G Remote Worker KITAS
Foreign-only income; $60k/yr threshold.
Official source: Imigrasi
Who this suits
Established remote employees and freelancers earning at least $5,000/month, who want a stable European-style residency base with a clear PR path.
Eligibility at a glance
- Stable remote income of $5,000/month
- Valid passport with 6+ months remaining
- Clean criminal record certificate
- Private health insurance covering the country
- Proof of accommodation (rental, hotel or invitation)
Watch out
- •Indonesia does not allow dual citizenship for adults.
- •Working remotely on a B211A tourist visa is technically illegal despite common practice.
Insider tips
- •Bali agents can shortcut KITAS processing — vet for legitimacy.
How it compares
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Frequently asked questions
Can I work remotely on the Indonesia digital nomad visa?
Yes. The E33G Remote Worker KITAS is designed for remote workers and self-employed professionals. Work rights for the broader country are: restricted.
How long can I stay in Indonesia on this visa?
1 year initial, renewable. Foreign-only income; $60k/yr threshold.
Does the Indonesia nomad visa lead to permanent residency?
No — the E33G Remote Worker KITAS does not count toward permanent residency. You would need to switch to another pathway.
What's the income requirement for the Indonesia digital nomad visa?
Approximately $5,000/month in stable remote income. Exact thresholds are set in local currency and reviewed annually.
Want full cost-of-living, tax and lifestyle data?
See the full Indonesia guide →Last reviewed Jan 2026. Always confirm current requirements with the official source above.