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Financial proof for the Remote Work KITAS is: - Bank balance over the last 3 months: min. USD 2,000 and - Proof of annual income of USD 60,000 or a monthly salary of USD 5,000
It is issued for 1 year and allows unlimited entries and exits during that period. After 1 year, you either have to leave Indonesia or extend your visa for an additional 360 days.
The E33G is Indonesia's official limited stay permit (KITAS – Kartu Izin Tinggal Terbatas) for foreign nationals who work remotely for an employer based outside Indonesia while residing in the country (e.g., in Bali). It was introduced in April 2024, replacing the previous practice of using social or tourist visas as a workaround.
You can submit your documents immediately after payment confirmation. How it works: 1. Place your order on our website and ensure payment confirmation. 2. Right after checkout, you’ll automatically receive a digital application form. 3. In this form, you can upload your required documents, passport scan, and personal details. Didn’t see the form? You’ll also receive the link to the form via email immediately after payment confirmation. → Please check your inbox and spam folder. You can access and fill out the visa application form as soon as you receive the email with the link. If you encounter any issues, remember to check all email folders or contact support for further assistance. By following these steps, you can ensure a smooth process for accessing and submitting your visa application form. Ensure that your payment has been confirmed to avoid delays in receiving the email. If you still cannot locate the email, please contact support for assistance in resending the link.
Yes. You can purchase multiple visas in one order for multiple persons. Simply add all visas, whether they are the same visa type or different types, to your shopping cart and proceed to checkout. This allows you to complete everything in one single payment.
We offer several convenient payment methods, including: - Credit card - Debit card - Apple Pay - Google Pay - Bank transfer - Crypto payments Please note: Some payment providers may charge additional transaction fees. The Payment must be completed before we can process or issue your visa. Once your payment is successful, you will immediately receive access to the application form. If you have any issues with your payment, please contact our support team so we can help.
The processing time for the E33G Remote Work KITAS is typically 8–10 working days after we submit your complete application to Immigration. If you need your KITAS faster, we also offer an express processing option, which takes approximately 6–8 working days, depending on Immigration workload and document completeness.
If you overstay your visa in Indonesia, you must pay an overstay fine of 1,000,000 IDR per day per person (around 65 USD). The payment must be made in cash at the airport or Immigration office when you leave the country. You should plan an additional 20–30 minutes at the airport for the overstay procedure. Important notes - Short overstays (a few days) are usually handled quickly and result only in the standard fine. - Very long overstays may lead to additional questioning, delays, further administrative actions or deportation. - Paying the fine does not ban you from returning, as long as there are no other violations. The best option is always to extend your visabefore it expires or leave within your visa validity to avoid unnecessary fees and delays.
No, you do not need to visit our office. The entire visa application is handled online. We only need scans or clear photos of your required documents, which you can upload directly via our online application form. You can complete everything comfortably from home.
All Indonesian e-visas can be issued no earlier than 90 days before your planned entry date. Once your visa is issued, you have 90 days to enter Indonesia. If you do not enter within these 90 days, the visa automatically expires and becomes invalid. After you enter Indonesia, the initial visa validity period (e.g., 30 days, 60 days, etc.) starts from the day of arrival.