E33G Remote Worker KITAS
Indonesia's E33G is a remote worker visa with a stay of one year, which the official page says can be extended online. It asks for income of at least USD 60,000 a year, shown through a bank account, and a work contract with a company established outside Indonesia.
Last checked 3 October 2026. Official source: Directorate General of Immigration, E33G visa page.
Requirements at a glance
| Stay per entry | 1 year |
|---|---|
| Total validity | 1 year, renewable |
| Extendable | Yes, online through evisa.imigrasi.go.id, per the official page |
| Entries | Multiple |
| Government fee | Rp7,000,000 — for a one-year stay, as listed on the official page. It is the sum of the visa, verification, stay permit and re-entry permit lines |
| Income required | $60,000 — per year, shown by a bank account. The official page also asks for a work contract with a company established outside Indonesia |
| Savings required | $2,000 — minimum personal bank balance across the last 3 months |
| Deposit required | None |
| Minimum age | None |
| Health insurance | Not required |
| Processing time | Five working days after payment, per the official page. Agencies report 4 to 8 weeks in practice |
| Apply from | Online, through the Directorate General of Immigration's e-visa system. Agencies say from outside Indonesia |
Quick answers
- How long can I stay on the Bali digital nomad visa?
- Stay per entry: 1 year. Total validity: 1 year, renewable. Extension: Yes, online through evisa.imigrasi.go.id, per the official page.
- How much does the Bali digital nomad visa cost?
- The government fee on record is Rp7,000,000 (for a one-year stay, as listed on the official page).
- What money do I need to show for the Bali digital nomad visa?
- The record lists income of $60,000 (per year, shown by a bank account), and savings of $2,000 (minimum personal bank balance across the last 3 months).
- Do I need health insurance for the Bali digital nomad visa?
- No rule makes you hold it.
- Where do I apply for the Bali digital nomad visa?
- Online, through the Directorate General of Immigration's e-visa system. Agencies say from outside Indonesia.
What most guides get wrong about the Bali digital nomad visa
Each of these is a rule that changed, or a detail that is widely repeated incorrectly. Checked 3 October 2026.
You can pick up freelance work from Indonesian clients while on the E33G.
The permit explicitly prohibits selling goods or services in Indonesia and receiving any payment from Indonesian entities. It authorises remote work performed for an overseas company only, and a single Indonesian invoice puts the permit at risk.
The E33G can be converted from a tourist visa once you are in Bali.
Application must be made from your home country or another country outside Indonesia, before entry. Arriving first and converting is not available on this route.
Where it wins
- No sponsor is needed to apply, per the official page.
- A one-year stay, with extension online per the official page.
- The official page quotes five working days for processing once the visa fee is paid.
Where it doesn’t
- USD 60,000 is the highest income bar among the region's remote-work visas.
- Agency sources say it must be applied for from outside Indonesia. The official page we read does not say so, so ask before you book travel.
- Agencies report real-world processing of 4 to 8 weeks for complete files, longer than the five working days the official page quotes.
Who cannot use this visa
- You cannot show a work contract with a company established outside Indonesia.
- You plan to sell goods or services in Indonesia beyond what your own work requires. The official page lists this as forbidden.
What we previously got wrong on this page
Figures here are never silently edited. Anything we published and later corrected is shown below with its date.
governmentFee.amountUSD 500 application fee.
No government fee published.
The USD 500 figure is widely repeated for this visa but is not stated anywhere on the source page we hold. An absent figure is better than a plausible one.
governmentFee.amountNo government fee published.
IDR 7,000,000 for a one-year stay, as listed on the official E33G page.
The Directorate General of Immigration page lists the fee lines in rupiah. We re-read it on 3 October 2026.
processingTime4 to 8 weeks.
Five working days after payment, per the official page. Agencies still report 4 to 8 weeks.
The earlier figure came from agency material. The official page states five working days.
summaryA four-year Indonesian tax exemption on foreign income, and a rule that income must be from foreign sources.
Both claims removed from the summary and the rules.
Neither is stated on the official E33G page. They remain agency claims and are not published here as fact.
Where these figures come from
Every number above is transcribed from one of the sentences below. We publish the sentence rather than only the link, so you can check it in one click — and so a figure nobody transcribed from anywhere cannot reach this page.
“Rekening bank yang membuktikan penghasilan berupa gaji atau penghasilan senilai paling sedikit US$60.000 per tahun;”
Backs:
“Perjanjian kerja dengan perusahaan yang didirikan di luar Wilayah Indonesia.”
Backs:
“Anda dapat tinggal di Indonesia selama 1 tahun. Perpanjangan izin tinggal dapat dilakukan secara online melalui evisa.imigrasi.go.id”
Backs: stayPerEntry
“Masa tinggal 1 tahun: Rp.7.000.000,-”
Backs: governmentFee.amount
“Waktu proses lima hari kerja setelah pembayaran visa diterima.”
Backs:
“Anda tidak membutuhkan penjamin/sponsor untuk mengajukan visa ini.”
Backs:
“Annual income of at least USD 60,000, around USD 5,000 a month, from foreign sources.”
Backs: incomeRequirement.amount
“A personal bank statement showing at least USD 2,000 over the last three months.”
Backs: savingsRequirement.amount
Sources for this page
- Directorate General of Immigration, E33G visa pageofficialchecked 3 October 2026
- Indonesian Directorate General of Immigrationofficial
- Emerhub, E33G remote worker visa
Last checked 3 October 2026. Requirements are applied at the discretion of individual embassies and can change without notice. Confirm before you book anything.
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