A one-year Indonesian residence permit for foreigners working remotely for a company based outside Indonesia. All-in from USD 1,490 — the compliant, fully-managed route to living in Bali while you keep your overseas income.
The E33G Digital Nomad KITAS is a one-year Indonesian residence permit for foreigners working remotely for a company based outside Indonesia. It is designed for remote employees and contractors who wish to live in Bali while their salary continues to come from abroad.
To qualify you must show USD 60,000 a year in income, an overseas employment contract, a USD 2,000 bank balance and valid health insurance. The permit is not renewable — when the year ends you simply re-apply to continue your stay.
The E33G is for remote employees and contractors paid by a non-Indonesian company. You will need to evidence income of at least USD 60,000 a year, hold an overseas employment or service contract, and keep a minimum USD 2,000 in the bank. Your work and your salary must originate entirely outside Indonesia.
Working remotely while on a tourist visa is illegal in Indonesia, and enforcement by the Dharma Dewata immigration task force in Bali has become routine. The E33G is the compliant, purpose-built route — it gives you a lawful basis to live and work remotely on the island without risking fines, detention or deportation.
With the E33G you may live in Bali for a full year, open a local Indonesian bank account, and travel in and out on a multiple-entry basis with a re-entry permit. It does not permit local Indonesian employment — your income must remain with your overseas company throughout the permit.
Your all-in USD 1,490 fee covers the full E33G application and the government fee. The documents below are what you provide to support the application.
The essentials on eligibility, cost and staying compliant while you work remotely from Bali.
The E33G is for foreigners working remotely for a company based outside Indonesia — remote employees and contractors alike. You must show income of at least USD 60,000 a year, hold an overseas employment contract, keep a USD 2,000 bank balance and carry valid health insurance. Your salary and your work must both originate outside Indonesia.
Our all-in fee is USD 1,490, with the government fee included. That covers the full application and your dedicated case manager. The permit is valid for one year and is not renewable — to continue living in Bali you re-apply for a fresh E33G.
No. Working remotely on a tourist visa is illegal in Indonesia and is actively enforced in Bali by the Dharma Dewata immigration task force. The E33G Digital Nomad KITAS is the compliant route — it gives you a lawful, one-year basis to live and work remotely without risking fines, detention or deportation.
Tell us about your remote role on WhatsApp and we’ll confirm your eligibility and next steps — all-in from USD 1,490.