A one-year Indonesian residence permit for foreigners aged 55 and over who wish to retire in Bali. All-in from USD 1,290, government fee included, renewable annually and a clear path to permanent residency (KITAP).
The E33F Retirement KITAS is an Indonesian residence permit for foreigners aged 55 and over who wish to make Bali their home. It is designed for those leaving working life behind and settling into the island at their own pace, with a lawful, fully-managed basis to stay.
To qualify you show income of approximately USD 3,000 a month and hold valid health insurance. The permit is renewable annually and, over time, leads to permanent residency — the KITAP — giving you long-term security in Bali.
The E33F is for applicants aged 55 and over who can evidence a steady income of around USD 3,000 a month and carry valid health insurance for their time in Indonesia. It is a retirement permit — intended for those who are stepping back from work rather than seeking local employment.
With the E33F you may live in Bali long-term on a multiple-entry basis, travelling in and out with a re-entry permit. Renewed each year, it builds toward permanent residency — the KITAP — so your life on the island rests on a settled, lasting foundation rather than a series of short stays.
Retiring abroad is as much about the practicalities as the paperwork. From choosing where to live to arranging healthcare and settling into island life, we advise on the day-to-day realities so your move is smooth — and your case manager remains on hand well after the permit is issued.
Your all-in USD 1,290 fee covers the full E33F application and the government fee. The documents below are what you provide to support the application.
The essentials on eligibility, cost and settling in Bali for the long term.
Yes. If you are aged 55 or over, the E33F Retirement KITAS is the purpose-built route. You show income of approximately USD 3,000 a month and hold valid health insurance, and we handle the full application — all-in from USD 1,290 with the government fee included. It grants a lawful, long-term basis to live in Bali.
Yes. The E33F is renewable annually, and over time it leads to permanent residency — the KITAP. That progression gives you lasting security in Bali rather than repeated short stays, and your case manager will guide each renewal along the way.
Tell us a little about your plans on WhatsApp and we’ll confirm your eligibility and next steps — all-in from USD 1,290.