What are the money requirements for the Bali digital nomad visa (E33G)?
By Asia Visa Guide editors · Last verified
The Bali digital nomad visa (E33G) asks for income of $60,000 a year and savings of $2,000.
Income: $60,000 a year. per year, shown by a bank account. The official page also asks for a work contract with a company established outside Indonesia.
Savings: $2,000. minimum personal bank balance across the last 3 months.
A common reason people are ruled out: You cannot show a work contract with a company established outside Indonesia.
Embassies and authorities decide what counts as acceptable proof, and the form of proof can differ by post. Use our visa finder for a first screen, then read the official page.
What changed
No rule change recorded for this route since we first published it (10 September 2026). Last checked 3 October 2026.
Official sources
- Directorate General of Immigration, E33G visa page (checked 3 October 2026)
- Indonesian Directorate General of Immigration
Full requirements, evidence and every figure for this route are on the visa guide. This is guidance, not legal advice; embassies decide what they accept.
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