Does Indonesia have a digital nomad visa?
Yes, the Remote Worker Visa (E33G KITAS). Minimum income: $60,000/year. Valid for 12 months. For employees of foreign-registered companies; freelancers and owners usually don't qualify, no work for Indonesian firms. Bank balance USD 2,000+. One year, then reapply or switch (e.g. Second Home Visa). Apply via the e-Visa portal.
How high are taxes in Indonesia?
Income tax ranges from 5% to 35%; residents are taxed on their worldwide income. Tax residency: Tax resident after more than 183 days in any 12-month period, or if present in a tax year with intent to reside (a KITAS can be treated as such intent). Special regimes for newcomers: Foreign-source exemption for skilled expats (4 years), Remote worker (E33G) holders. VAT 12%, corporate tax 22%.
How much does it cost to live in Indonesia as a digital nomad?
A single remote worker typically needs $1,200–$2,200 per month including rent.
Do I need a visa for Indonesia?
It depends on your passport. US citizens: visa on arrival. British citizens: visa on arrival. German citizens: visa on arrival. Choose your passport on Atlaswise to see your rule.
Is Indonesia good for digital nomads and expats?
Atlaswise rates Indonesia 55/100 for digital nomads and 53/100 for moving there, based on visa access, cost of living, internet, taxes, safety, healthcare and quality of life.