Indonesia
Indonesia — Second Home Visa (E33)
Indonesia’s Second Home visa in 2026 is a long-stay residence option designed for foreigners who can show significant funds in Indonesia (commonly via a large bank deposit) and want a multi-year base — it is not a standard work visa.
Key requirements
Our model treats this as a capital-led route and uses the widely cited ~IDR 2B deposit as a planning anchor (USD value fluctuates with FX). Confirm the exact bank/deposit mechanics and any property alternatives with official guidance or licensed agents.
- Minimum income (model)Not set in data
- SavingsOften ~$130,000+
- Accepted income typesSavings only, Passive income, Pension, Remote salary, Freelance income
- Remote work allowedYes
- Local employment allowedNo
- Health insuranceNot flagged in model
- Criminal record checkNot flagged in model
- Accommodation proofNot flagged in model
- Bank accountUsually required
- Processing (rough)Weeks to a few months (route-dependent)
Citizenship & nationality
Indonesia’s Second Home category is positioned as a long-stay residence option in 2026, with published constraints on work and compliance. Eligibility is less about salary and more about meeting the asset / funds commitment and document format requirements.
- •Official guidance states holders are prohibited from working in an employment relationship in Indonesia; plan this as a non-working long-stay base.
- •Applicants generally need a long-validity passport (often 36+ months) and must comply with reporting and visa conditions to avoid cancellation or penalties.
- •In practice, the “second home” commitment is commonly structured via a substantial IDR bank deposit with an Indonesian bank (frequently cited around IDR 2,000,000,000).
- •Always separate immigration permission from tax residence and local compliance obligations if you stay long-term.
Use Indonesia’s official eVisa portal (Directorate General of Immigration) for the definitive conditions and required documents in 2026.
How our tool models it
Broad nationality access (in our model)
We do not model specific exclusions for this pathway yet. Always confirm with official guidance.
Best for
- •People planning longer stays and clearer residency footprints
- •Anyone weighing tax context alongside lifestyle and logistics
Long-term path
- Permanent residence: Limited / case-by-case
- Citizenship: Limited / case-by-case
This is a long-stay permit, but long-term settlement and citizenship are separate processes with additional requirements beyond the initial visa.
Practical difficulty
hard
Indicative only — depends on documents, timing, and policy updates.
Hard reflects the high capital commitment and strict compliance expectations (plus rules around work authorisation).
Last reviewed (content freshness): 2026-04-16
Visa rules can change. Always verify details with official immigration sources before applying.