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ID · Asia

Indonesia for digital nomads

Rice paddies, surf and Wi-Fi cafés in Bali.

Indonesia has a limited-stay visa for remote work, the E33G: it lets you live up to a year working for a foreign company, with income of at least US$60,000 a year. It does not include a general tax exemption: a long stay can make you a domestic tax subject.

Bali (Canggu, Ubud) · Jakarta · Lombok

Tegallalang rice terraces, Bali

Overview

Financial reference
US$60,000/year · US$2,000 in the bank
Duration
E33G up to 1 year, extendable
Family
Check the dependant visa
Currency
IDR

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Visa

Visa guide: Indonesia

Requirements, application routes, documents and points to keep in mind.

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Taxes

Taxes and tax residence: Indonesia

Tax subject: 183 days or intention to reside. Tax residence, special regimes and questions for your adviser.

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Cities

Remote-work bases in Indonesia: monthly budget, internet and safety.

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Prepare your move to Indonesia

Travel and health insurance

Medical cover for long stays.

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Banking and money transfers

Get paid, convert and spend abroad.

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eSIM and internet

Data from the moment you land.

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Tax advisers and gestorías

Tax residence and paperwork with a professional.

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