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Indonesia Digital Nomad Visa

Digital Nomad Visa (B211A)

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Mount Bromo volcano at sunrise with Mount Semeru in the background, East Java, Indonesia
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Min. Income
None
per month
Stay
2 mo
Renewable to 6mo
Foreign Tax
Tax-Free
No foreign income tax
App. Fee
$300
3-7 days
Family
Allowed
Dependents eligible
Apply Online
Yes
No citizenship path
Data verified: 2026-04-07  ·  See all All Visas

Overview

Indonesia offers the Digital Nomad Visa (B211A) for remote workers and digital nomads. The visa grants an initial stay of 2 months, renewable up to 6 months total. Foreign income is not taxed during your stay.
Apply Online
Family Allowed
Renewable
Citizenship Path
63
/ 100
Good

Nomad Score

Our unique composite rating
Visa Accessibility 23/25

Fees, processing, online application

Stay & Flexibility 7/20

Duration, renewability, family

Tax Benefit 10/15

No tax on foreign income

Living Quality 17/25

Safety, healthcare, development

Digital Infrastructure 6/15

Internet, English, tap water

Nomad Score is calculated from visa accessibility, stay flexibility, tax benefits, living quality (UNDP, UNODC, WHO data), and digital infrastructure. Updated 2026-04-07.

Application Process

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Prepare Documents

Gather 5 required documents including valid passport (6+ months validity), recent color photograph

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Submit Application

Complete and submit the application online

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Processing

Wait 3-7 days for a decision

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Approval

Receive your visa approval (fee: $300)

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Arrive & Register

Arrive in Indonesia and complete any local registration

Min. Monthly Income
None No minimum income required
Initial Stay
2 mo Renewable after first term
Application Fee
$300 Excludes insurance & legal fees

Visa Requirements

Financials

  • Income Proof

    Proof of sufficient funds amounting to at least $2,000 USD. Applied via authorized sponsor or official agent.

  • Income Type

    savings

Background & Health

  • Health Insurance
    Not Required
  • Background Check
    Not Required
  • Minimum Age 18+ years old

Advantages

  • • No tax on foreign income
  • • Visa is renewable
  • • Family members can be included
  • • Can apply online
  • • Can apply from abroad without visiting an embassy

Disadvantages

  • • Short initial stay (2 months)
  • • No direct pathway to permanent residency

Tax & Legal

Taxation Profile
Foreign Income Tax-Free

Foreign Income

Indonesia generally does not tax foreign-sourced income for holders of this visa, making it highly attractive for remote workers.

Local Income

Income earned from local Indonesia sources is taxable at standard rates.

B211A holders working remotely for foreign companies are generally not subject to Indonesian income tax. However, staying 183+ days may trigger tax residency.

Living in Indonesia

All ratings use a unified A–D scale. A = best for digital nomads in each category.

💰 Affordability
A

Very Affordable

Numbeo Cost of Living Index: 26/100 (NYC=100, lower=cheaper)

🛡️ Safety
A

Very Safe

UNODC Homicide Rate: 0.4/100k population

🏥 Healthcare
D

Limited — Private Insurance Recommended

WHO Universal Health Coverage Index: 57/100

📶 Internet
C

Adequate — Coworking Recommended

Ookla Speedtest: 30 Mbps median download

🌐 Development
C

Medium Development

UNDP Human Development Index: 0.713

☀️
27° – 30°C

Tropical — hot and humid year-round, wet season Nov–Mar

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Bottled Water

WHO/UNICEF JMP

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Local Language

Basics recommended

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Köppen

Climate classification

A = Excellent B = Good C = Moderate D = Caution

Sources: UNDP HDR 2024 · UNODC Homicide Data · WHO UHC 2023 · Numbeo · Ookla · WHO/UNICEF JMP. Updated 2025-07.

Common Questions

How much does the Indonesia digital nomad visa cost?
The application fee for the Digital Nomad Visa (B211A) is $300. You will also need to budget for health insurance, document translation, and notarization costs.
How long can I stay in Indonesia with a digital nomad visa?
The initial stay is 2 months. The visa is renewable, with a total possible stay of 6 months.
Can I bring my family on a Indonesia digital nomad visa?
Yes, the Digital Nomad Visa (B211A) allows family members. Each family member must apply for their own separate B211A visa..
Do I need to pay taxes in Indonesia as a digital nomad?
Indonesia does not tax foreign-sourced income for digital nomad visa holders. Consult a tax professional for advice specific to your situation.
Can I apply for the Indonesia digital nomad visa online?
Yes, the Digital Nomad Visa (B211A) can be applied for online. You can also apply from abroad without visiting an embassy.
How do I renew my Indonesia digital nomad visa?
The Digital Nomad Visa (B211A) is renewable. Total stay can be up to 6 months. Renewal conditions: Initial 60-day stay, extendable via three 60-day extensions up to 180 days total. Single-entry visa; must reapply if exiting Indonesia.. Apply for renewal before your current visa expires.

Where to Live & Work

Bali (Canggu)

The world most famous digital nomad destination. Surf, rice fields, cafes, and a massive international community.

Avg 50 Mbps

Popular Neighborhoods

Canggu (Batu Bolong)

Surf culture, busy cafes, international crowd

1BR Rent $600/mo

Best for: Social nomads who love beach and nightlife

Canggu (Berawa)

Slightly quieter, upscale restaurants, beach clubs

1BR Rent $700/mo

Best for: Those wanting Canggu vibes with less chaos

Pererenan

Emerging area, rice field views, less crowded

1BR Rent $450/mo

Best for: Nomads seeking tranquility near Canggu

Coworking Spaces

Dojo Bali

Iconic Canggu coworking, right by the rice fields

$180/mo
Outpost Canggu

Premium space with pool and events

$200/mo
Tropical Nomad

Budget-friendly with a social atmosphere

$120/mo

Local Tips

  • ● Traffic in Canggu is terrible - live close to where you work
  • ● Rainy season (Nov-March) means daily afternoon downpours
  • ● Scooter rental is essential - about 50 USD/month

Bali (Ubud)

Spiritual heart of Bali. Yoga, wellness, jungle views, and a calmer nomad community focused on creativity.

Avg 40 Mbps

Popular Neighborhoods

Central Ubud

Walkable to restaurants, markets, and yoga studios

1BR Rent $450/mo

Best for: Those who want convenience and cultural immersion

Penestanan

Artist village, quieter, stunning valley views

1BR Rent $350/mo

Best for: Creatives and wellness-focused nomads

Coworking Spaces

Outpost Ubud

Jungle setting with pool, great community

$180/mo
Hubud

Bamboo architecture, strong nomad community

$170/mo

Local Tips

  • ● Ubud is cooler and less humid than coastal Bali
  • ● Monkey Forest is fun but watch your belongings
  • ● Book a villa with a pool - it is affordable and worth it

General Tips for Indonesia

  • ● Indonesia B211A visa allows 60-day stays, extendable to 180 days
  • ● KITAS second home visa requires proof of savings for longer stays
  • ● ATM withdrawal fees are high - bring a no-fee debit card

Prices are approximate and based on publicly available data as of 2026-04. Actual costs vary by individual circumstances and market conditions.

Advanced Questions

How long can I stay in Indonesia on the B211A digital nomad visa?
The B211A visa grants an initial stay of 60 days (2 months), extendable up to 180 days. This is shorter than most digital nomad visas, which typically offer 12 months.
Does Indonesia have an income requirement for the digital nomad visa?
Indonesia does not specify a fixed minimum income requirement. However, you must demonstrate sufficient funds to support your stay and show proof of remote employment or freelance work.
Is foreign income taxed in Indonesia for digital nomads?
No. Indonesia operates on a territorial tax system for non-residents. Income earned from foreign sources is generally not subject to Indonesian income tax.
Can I work for Indonesian clients on this visa?
No. The B211A visa is strictly for remote workers employed by or servicing non-Indonesian companies. Working for Indonesian clients requires a different work permit.
What is Bali like for digital nomads?
Bali remains one of the world's most popular nomad destinations, with abundant coworking spaces, fast internet in tourist areas, and an exceptionally low cost of living. Canggu and Ubud are the primary nomad hubs.

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