Second Home Visa (E33)

In one sentence. A 5- or 10-year long-stay visa for those who prove funds — a deposit of about IDR 2 billion (~$125k) in an Indonesian state bank or property ownership of that value; no right to work.

The Second Home Visa (index E33) was introduced in late 2022 for affluent foreigners and retirees. The condition is proof of funds: a deposit from IDR 2 billion (~$125k at 2026 rates) in an Indonesian state bank for the visa term, or documented ownership of property at or above the threshold (in practice, titled property — for a leasehold, confirm with an immigration adviser). It grants a KITAS for 5 or 10 years, covers spouse and children, and excludes employment.

For a villa owner it is the most accessible "live in Bali" route: a lower threshold than the Golden Visa and no company needed. Downsides — the deposit is locked, and 183+ days makes you tax resident (worldwide income).

Terms change by immigration regulation — check the current ones at filing; our residence-routes article is updated when they change.

Updated: 2026-09-20. Not a public offer. Regulations change — we cite enacted acts only and update the entry when they do.

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