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Guide · Updated 2026

Complete Indonesia Visa Guide 2026

Every main Indonesian visa explained in plain English — choose the right permit for your purpose and length of stay.

How to choose

Start With Two Questions

Choosing the right Indonesian visa comes down to two things: why are you coming, and how long do you plan to stay? A short holiday or a scouting trip needs nothing more than an eVOA or Visa on Arrival. Staying for several months — whether to travel slowly, visit family, or work remotely — calls for a B211A or the C5A Creator Visa. Planning to settle for a year or more means entering KITAS territory: investor, work, nomad, retirement, or family permits that give you genuine legal residence.

Getting this choice right at the outset matters. Entering on the wrong visa, then attempting to switch or extend, costs more time and money than starting correctly. This guide covers every mainstream option available in 2026. Read through, identify your situation, and contact us if you want a personalised recommendation — we reply within 2 hours, seven days a week.

At a Glance

Key figures for 2026

eVOA / VOA fee
USD 35
VOA initial stay
30 days
B211A maximum stay
Up to 180 days
KITAS validity
1–2 years
Golden Visa minimum
USD 350,000+
KITAP validity
5 years, renewable
Your Options

Indonesia Visas at a Glance

eVOA & VOA — Short Tourism

Electronic or on-arrival visa for tourism. Valid 30 days, extendable once to 60 days. USD 35 government fee. Best for holidays, short visits, or first-timers testing the waters.

B211A — Extended Visit

The go-to for longer stays: up to 60 days on arrival, extendable in-country in 60-day increments up to 180 days total. Covers social visits, language study, and extended tourism.

C5A — Remote Worker Visa

Designed for content creators and remote workers. Single entry, up to 180 days. Simpler to obtain than a KITAS and ideal for those not yet ready to commit to a full year.

E33G — Digital Nomad KITAS

Indonesia's dedicated one-year renewable KITAS for remote workers. Requires proof of foreign income (approx. USD 60,000/year). Foreign-sourced income is not taxed in Indonesia.

E28A — Investor KITAS

For those setting up or operating a business in Indonesia (PT PMA). Valid 1–2 years, renewable, with a clear path toward KITAP permanent residency after qualifying years.

Long-Stay & Permanent Routes

E33 Second Home (5–10 yrs), E28B Golden Visa (5–10 yrs, USD 350,000+), and KITAP Permanent Stay for those who qualify after consecutive KITAS years or qualifying marriage.

Questions & Answers

Reader questions

Can I switch visa types while I am already in Indonesia?

In most cases you cannot switch in-country — you need to have entered on the correct visa for your intended activity. Some conversions are possible (e.g. social visa to KITAS) but involve extra steps and cost. Starting with the right visa is always the better approach.

I work remotely for a foreign company. Which visa is right for me?

The C5A Creator / Remote Worker Visa covers stays up to 180 days. For a full year, the E33G Digital Nomad KITAS is the correct long-term route. Both require that your income is sourced entirely from outside Indonesia.
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