Golden Visa Indonesia Investment Amount 2027
Indonesia’s Golden Visa offers longer-term stay for foreign investors, but the amount you need to commit depends on the investment route you choose and the visa duration you’re applying for. As of 2027, applicants generally structure their investment through either a company (PT PMA) shareholding, government bonds, or bank deposits, with different thresholds attached to each path and each stay period.
What is the Golden Visa investment amount based on?
Rather than one fixed number, the required investment amount is tiered by the length of stay you are applying for and the investment vehicle used. Individual applicants investing through company shares generally face a different threshold than those investing through Indonesian government bonds or state-owned bank deposits. Because these thresholds and the accepted investment instruments are set by Indonesian regulation and can be revised, the exact current figures should always be confirmed directly with immigration or a licensed advisor at the time of application rather than relied on from older sources.
How do individual and corporate applications differ?
An individual investor typically applies based on personal funds placed into a qualifying instrument, while a corporate or family-office structure may apply through a company setup such as a PT PMA, with the investment amount tied to paid-up capital or share ownership. Corporate applications tend to involve more supporting documentation — company deeds, shareholder records, and proof of capital injection — so the assistance needed is more document-intensive than for a straightforward individual bond or deposit route.
Does the investment amount change with visa duration?
Yes — Golden Visas are generally offered in different validity brackets, and the longer the intended stay, the higher the investment commitment tends to be. This is a deliberate design of the program: it rewards larger, longer-term capital commitment with longer permitted stay. Because bracket definitions and figures are periodically reviewed by the Indonesian government, we recommend checking the current schedule with us before finalizing an investment plan, especially if your decision depends on a specific stay length.
What investment scenarios are common among applicants?
- Family office investors placing capital through a holding structure to secure long-term residency for a household.
- Business owners already operating a PT PMA who convert or align their existing investment toward Golden Visa eligibility.
- Individual investors choosing government bonds or bank deposits as a simpler, lower-administration route.
- Retirees with investable capital comparing the Golden Visa against options like the Second Home Visa, which uses a different qualifying structure.
Which scenario fits best depends on your existing business presence in Indonesia, your appetite for setting up a company structure, and how long you intend to stay.
What documents are typically requested during review?
Applications are generally supported by proof of funds, source-of-funds documentation, passport and personal identification, and — depending on the chosen route — company incorporation documents or bank/bond placement confirmations. Immigration reviews each application individually, and additional documents may be requested depending on your nationality, the investment structure chosen, and the specific case. This is why eligibility and required paperwork are always confirmed case by case rather than assumed from a generic checklist.
How does document assistance work with Bali Visa Trusted?
Our role is to help you organize, translate where needed, and prepare the documentation your Golden Visa application requires, and to liaise on your behalf during the submission process. We do not issue visas ourselves, set official government fees, or make approval decisions — those responsibilities sit entirely with the Directorate General of Immigration. What we can do is reduce the friction of navigating paperwork, translation, and process sequencing so your application is presented as clearly and completely as possible.
| Factor | What it affects |
|---|---|
| Investment vehicle (shares, bonds, deposit) | Documentation type and processing pathway |
| Visa duration bracket applied for | Investment amount tier |
| Individual vs corporate structure | Complexity of supporting paperwork |
| Nationality and case specifics | Additional documents immigration may request |
How long does the review process typically take?
Processing timelines vary depending on the completeness of your documentation, the investment route chosen, and the current caseload at immigration — we do not guarantee a specific number of processing days, since this is ultimately controlled by the Directorate General of Immigration rather than by any agent. What we can influence is the quality and completeness of your submission, which is the single biggest factor in avoiding delays caused by missing or inconsistent paperwork. Applicants who prepare source-of-funds documentation and translations well ahead of submission generally experience a smoother review than those who assemble everything at the last minute.
A note on accuracy and current regulation
Indonesian immigration regulations, including Golden Visa investment brackets, are updated periodically and can differ by nationality and case. We do not publish specific figures here because they are subject to change, and quoting an outdated number would be misleading. For the most recent Golden Visa update, please contact our team directly — we will confirm current thresholds before you commit any capital. Bali Visa Trusted provides document and process assistance only; final approval rests with Indonesian immigration, and eligibility is always assessed on a case-by-case basis.
How does the Golden Visa compare to other long-stay options?
Investors often ask us how the Golden Visa stacks up against alternatives such as the Second Home Visa or a standard investor KITAS. In broad terms, the Golden Visa is designed around a formal investment commitment and generally offers longer validity in exchange, while the Second Home Visa uses a deposit-based qualifying structure and the investor KITAS is tied more directly to active business operations. There is no single “best” option — the right route depends on whether you intend to actively run a business in Indonesia, hold passive investments, or primarily want long-term residency for lifestyle reasons. We walk through this comparison individually with each client rather than recommending one path universally.
Talk to us about your investment plan
If you are weighing a Golden Visa investment against other long-stay options in Indonesia, our team can walk through the current thresholds, documentation, and timeline that apply to your situation. Reach us on WhatsApp at +62 811-2859-0000 or by email at [email protected] for a confidential consultation.