Indonesia (Bali) is where digital nomads from all over the world gather: a remote-worker visa, a KITAS through a company, low living costs and a large expat community.

Worth knowing

!High deposit ($130k+)
!Remote region

Compare with other countries

Thailandscore 6.2/10 · services from $11,100 Hong Kong (China)score 7.8/10 Singaporescore 8.3/10 · services from $120

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Indonesia (Bali): scores by area

5.9/ 10 — average scorecompare with all →

An expert estimate to get you oriented — we'll go through the details on the consultation.

Taxes (how favourable)5/10

Cost of living9/10

Safety6/10

Passport strength4/10

Infrastructure6/10

Business prospects5/10

Investment appeal6/10

Healthcare5/10

Environment7/10

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Common questions

How can I move to Indonesia (Bali)?

The catalogue covers these routes: remote Worker (KITAS E33G), investor KITAS, working KITAS. The reference section describes 12 relocation programmes in total, with official conditions and links to government sources. Which route fits depends on whether you have a job, a business, property or relatives in the country - we'll go through it on a free consultation and pick the one that works.

After how many years can I get citizenship by naturalisation in Indonesia (Bali)?

The standard naturalisation route in Indonesia (Bali) takes from 5 years of legal residence (residence permit → permanent residence → passport). Faster routes: There are few special routes; the decision is at the president's discretion. This is a 2026 guide - the exact term depends on the route, and we'll confirm it on a consultation.

Can I enter Indonesia (Bali) visa-free with an APEC card?

Yes. APEC card holders get visa-free business entry to Indonesia (Bali) - up to 60 days per visit, plus fast-track border control at airports. The card is arranged separately and also works in 17 other APEC economies.

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