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E33G — Remote-worker second-home visa

IndonesiaRemote work and digital nomads

Explore the five recorded questions, answers and sources for this pathway.

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Which remote workers qualify: foreign employees, freelancers, company owners or other remote professionals?

This route (E33G) is for a person staying in Indonesia to carry out duties for a company established outside Indonesia, under an employment agreement with that foreign company.

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What income threshold applies, how must it be demonstrated, and how does family affect it where stated?

A bank account statement proving salary or income of at least US$60,000 per year is required. The official source does not state whether family members change the threshold.

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Where must the employer, company or clients be located? Is local work restricted?

The employer/company must be established outside Indonesia; the visa is for carrying out duties for that foreign-established company. The official source does not state whether local work is restricted.

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Can family accompany? How long is the status granted and can it be renewed?

The permit is granted for a stay of 1 year and can be extended and converted into another residence-permit category. The official source does not state whether family members may accompany the holder.

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Limits of the record
  • Whether family/dependants may accompany the holder is not stated by this source.

What immigration-relevant tax/residence information is officially stated, and what longer-term residence direction exists?

The Immigration Directorate’s E33G page describes a one-year temporary-stay visa for remote work performed for a company established outside Indonesia. It says the stay permit may be extended online and may be changed to another stay-permit type. The official page does not state a tax exemption, tax-residence treatment, an automatic permanent-stay path, or a route to citizenship. Its general permission to change permit type cannot by itself establish eligibility for KITAP or naturalisation.

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Limits of the record
  • No immigration-specific tax treatment for E33G is stated in the cited official page; tax liability must not be inferred from visa status.
  • The page permits a change to another stay-permit type in general but does not identify a KITAP or citizenship pathway or establish that E33G time qualifies toward one.

These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.

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