Indonesia Second Home Visa
For foreigner who wants to live in Indonesia up to 5 years! Can be extended!
What is Indonesia Second Home Visa?
Indonesia Second Home Visa is a visa that is issued for foreigners that wants to stay in Indonesia/Bali for 5 (five) years, with the possibility of extension.
It is just a visa for your stay in Indonesia/Bali, you are not allowed to work in Indonesia under the second home visa.
What are you allowed to do with this visa?
With the Indonesia Second Home Visa you can:
- Stay in all of Indonesia permanently without the need of exiting the country like the C1 Tourist Visa
- You can include in this visa also family members of yours so they can stay with you in Indonesia/Bali with your same benefits
- If eligible you can also apply for Indonesian citizenship
- You are allowed to study in Indonesia and follow courses and classes
Can you work with the Indonesia Second home visa?
You are prohibited to work with a second-home visa. You can work remotely for an overseas company but not for a company in Indonesia.
How long is the process?
It will take 1 month to complete the process, 3 weeks to process the visa, and 1 week to report to the immigration offices in Denpasar.
Can I apply for the Visa offshore or inshore?
The Second Home visa is only for the offshore process at the moment.
If you are still in Indonesia right now, you can wait until the process for the visa is done (based on your current visa validity) and then you can fly out once the second home visa is issued.
You can then now fly back and enter Indonesia/Bali with the Second Home Visa.
What is the price for the Visa?
Our price for the Indonesia Second Home Visa is IDR 45.000.000
Included in the price:
- Visa Fee
- Sponsor Fee
- Processing Fee in Immigration Office
- VIP Concierge in Airport
- Airport Pick up services Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Kuta, Seminyak, and Canggu. For the Ubud area, a charge will be applied. Please send us your flight details and address max. 2 days before your arrival date. Without confirmation, we will not be able to arrange your pick-up.
The price is all included and no hidden fees. Please noted we can’t provide you renewal price at the moment.
Document Required to process the Visa
Those are the documents requird for you to start the process of the Indonesia Second Home Visa :
- Personal bank accounts with a minimum amount of Rp. 2,000,000,000,- (two billion rupiah) or equivalent.
- Be capable to fulfill the commitment statement as attached.
- Birth certificate or family card that proves the applicant is the child or parent of the holder of the second home visa or residence permit (must be translated into Indonesian unless it is already in English). This requirement is only for your dependant
- Recent photo
- Nationality Passport that is still valid for at least 36 (thirty-six) months.
- Provide us with your address in Indonesia.
- Statement letters for visa application. (see attachment to find them), you only have to fill and sign them, a digital signature is acceptable. It is important to note that each name must fill out and sign 2 statement letters if you are submitting an application for more than 1 person.
- A recently passport-size photo of yourself. It can be a selfie with any background.
Make sure to send us a good-quality picture of your passport full ID page in order for a better process in the future. We don’t require any documents except all written above.
Changing Address
As long as your KITAS is still active, here is what you need to do if you change your address:
- Report the New Address: Notify Gaya Bali Visa of your new address.
- Obtain a Domicile Letter: Visit the Banjar office at your new address to get a Domicile Letter.
This process also applies when renewing your KITAS. If your address has changed from the one on your initial KITAS, you will need to:
- Report the Change: Inform Gaya Bali Visa of your new address.
- Provide a Domicile Letter: Submit the new Domicile Letter to immigration for your KITAS renewal.
This ensures that all records are up-to-date and your KITAS remains valid.
Payment Methods
Our accepted payment methods are Wise, Credit Card, Revolut, and Western Union.
Please note:
- PayPal and International Bank Transfer are not accepted due to delays and high fees.
- Wise: To make your payment process faster, please use our email address as the Wise Recipient: [email protected]
- Revolut: We will begin processing once the full invoice amount is received in our bank account. Please make sure the amount of money we will receive must match the amount on the invoice, if there is a difference due to deductions or because you underpaid, you must pay the difference.
- Credit Card payments: Send us a confirmation to receive the payment link. This method incurs an additional 3% charge.
- Indonesian Company Bank Accounts: If you pay through a company bank account, especially a company from Indonesia, you will have to pay the 2% of tax on your expenses – this case only if you report the transaction.
