Second home visa for the elderly in Indonesia (Bali)
The programme is intended for foreign nationals of retirement age who wish to live in Indonesia for a long period without needing a sponsor. The visa allows the holder to travel, shop and visit family and friends, and — on notifying the immigration office — to work and study. The initial permission is issued for up to five years and may be extended, for a total of no more than ten years. All the filing procedures are carried out online through the official platform, with no visit to a consulate. The financial guarantee is held in an account with a state bank throughout the period of residence.
Source: Directorate General of Immigration of Indonesia (imigrasi.go.id)
Who this programme suits
The E33E visa is intended for people of retirement age who are looking for long-term residence in Indonesia and have a steady source of income.
The ideal applicant
- Aged 55 and over
- A steady monthly income or pension
- A wish to live in Indonesia for a long period
What they want to do in the country
- Travel and get to know the culture
- Shop and spend time on hobbies
- Visit family and friends in Indonesia
Financial position
- At least 50,000 dollars in an account with a state bank
- An average balance of 2,000 dollars over the last three months
- A monthly income of at least 3,000 dollars
When the programme will not suit
You are under 55
Consider other types of visa, for example a tourist visa or a visa on arrival
You do not have 50,000 dollars for the immigration guarantee
Build up the funds needed or choose a short-term tourist visa
You are looking for work without notifying the immigration office
If you take up employment you must notify the immigration office of your activity
What it costs
| The visa for 90 daysA component of the basic state fee | 500 000 IDR |
|---|---|
| Verification of the documentsProcessing and checking of the documents filed | 2 000 000 IDR |
| The limited permission to stay (ITAS) for 5 yearsThe main component, issued on arrival in Indonesia | 7 000 000 IDR |
| The re-entry permit (IMK) for 5 yearsAllows you to leave Indonesia and return without arranging the visa again | 3 500 000 IDR |
| Total government feesThe sum of the mandatory rows in the table. Charges with no official price list are in the list below. | 13 000 000 IDR |
Paid separately
- The services of a consular office or visa centre — The procedure is entirely online through evisa.imigrasi.go.id; no visit to a physical office is needed
- Air tickets and accommodation — Not part of the state fee
Documents to gather
All documents are filed electronically through the portal evisa.imigrasi.go.id in PDF or JPEG format.
- A valid passport with at least 6 months of validity
- Confirmation of the immigration guarantee (a bank statement showing 50,000 dollars)
- An account statement showing an average balance of at least 2,000 dollars over the last three months
- A colour photograph 4×6 cm, no more than one year old
- A CV (a short biography of the applicant)
- A travel plan or the purpose of the stay in Indonesia
- Proof of a monthly income or pension (at least 3,000 dollars a month)
How the process runs
The process of obtaining the visa is entirely online and takes about four working days once the payment has been made.
- 1
Creating an account on the portal evisa.imigrasi.go.id
15–30 minutesRegister on Indonesia's official electronic visa portal, giving an email address and creating a password.
- 2
Preparing and uploading the documents
1–2 daysCollect all the required documents in electronic form. Upload them in the formats set out (PDF or JPEG). Make sure the photograph is in colour and no more than a year old.
- 3
Filling in the application forms
1 hourFill in all the compulsory fields in the application form on the portal, including personal details, financial information and the purpose of the stay.
- 4
Paying the state fee
1 dayTransfer the total sum in rupiah through the banks named. Keep the payment receipt — it will be needed to confirm the payment in the system.
- 5
Checking and processing the documents
4 working daysThe Directorate General of Immigration checks the documents filed. You will receive an email notification of approval or of a request for further documents.
- 6
Arrival in Indonesia
1 dayOnce approved, travel to Indonesia. When you pass through passport control you will automatically be issued the limited permission to stay (ITAS).
- 7
Reporting to the immigration office
within 90 daysWithin 90 days of arrival, go to the immigration office that issued your visa and provide proof that 50,000 dollars are held in the account together with the documents on your monthly income.
Who you can bring with you
The visa allows the applicant's family members to live with them provided the immigration requirements are met.
A spouse (if there is one)
Adult children (if there are any)
Dependants and other family members
Renewal and the grace period
The limited permission to stay (ITAS) may be extended online through the portal evisa.imigrasi.go.id. The initial term is up to five years, with the possibility of further extensions, provided the total period of stay in Indonesia does not exceed ten years. On extension the immigration guarantee of at least USD 50,000 has to be maintained and documents on the monthly income provided. The extension procedure is carried out online, with no need to attend an office in person.
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Other ways to move to Indonesia (Bali)
- Second Home VisaResidence by investment
- Indonesian Golden VisaInvestor
- Golden visa for an investor founding a companyInvestor
- Golden visa for a securities market investorInvestor
- Permanent residence permitPermanent residence
- Visa for the elderlyRetirement
- Family visa for the spouse of an Indonesian citizenFamily
- Student visaStudy
Every route in one list — migration programmes: Indonesia (Bali).
The terms and the amounts are checked against official sources — the link sits under each section.Last checked on: 7 August 2026.