No. The D2 visa covers business visits, not work. Any employment in Indonesia requires a Work KITAS. If you work remotely for a foreign employer or your own foreign company while staying in Indonesia, the E33G Remote Worker Visa is the right option. If you plan to invest or set up a company, take a look at the D12 Pre-Investment Visa.
Can I work in Indonesia or work remotely with the D2 visa?
Last updated on Sep 28, 2026