Indonesia Digital Nomad Second Home Visa Training

Course Description

Indonesia has positioned itself as Southeast Asia's premier digital nomad destination with the Second Home Visa (E33G) a 5 or 10-year residence permit requiring a minimum IDR 2 billion deposit in an Indonesian bank — and the Remote Worker Visa for short-to-medium stays. Bali remains the epicentre of Indonesia's nomad economy, with growing infrastructure for remote workers. This course covers the Second Home Visa and Remote Worker Visa processes, KITAS (temporary stay permit) issuance, Indonesian banking, and Bali lifestyle integration built for consultants serving Southeast Asia-bound digital professionals.

What You'll Learn?

• Modules
  Module 1: Indonesia Digital Nomad Framework Overview
  Indonesia immigration policy for remote workers, Second Home Visa E33G history and 2022 launch, Directorate General of Immigration role, comparison with Malaysia and Thailand nomad visas.
  
  Module 2: Second Home Visa (E33G) vs Remote Worker Visa
  E33G 5-year and 10-year options, IDR 2 billion deposit requirement, Remote Worker Visa conditions for short stays, eligibility differences, and how to select the right route for each client.
  
  Module 3: Financial Requirements & Sponsor Letter
  Bank deposit proof in Indonesian bank (Mandiri, BCA, BNI), sponsor letter from Indonesian citizen or legal entity, financial capability statement, currency conversion documentation, and tax compliance.
  
  Module 4: KITAS Issuance & Immigration Procedures
  KITAS (Kartu Izin Tinggal Terbatas) application at Directorate of Immigration, biometrics and photo, ITAP (permanent stay) conversion for long-term holders, and Bali immigration office procedures.
  
  Module 5: Tax Status, Banking & Daily Life Set-Up
  Indonesian tax residency threshold (183 days), NPWP tax number registration, opening an Indonesian bank account as a foreigner, SIM (driving licence), healthcare, and Bali neighbourhood selection.
  
  Module 6: Renewals, Bali Logistics & Case Studies
  Annual KITAS renewal process, 5-year and 10-year permit extension, common Bali nomad visa issues (overstay, agent fraud), real Second Home Visa and KITAS case study walkthroughs.