Indonesia Second Home Residence
At a glance
Indonesia’s second-home visa offers a possible long stay without an employment sponsor. You must make and maintain an accepted bank deposit or property purchase and complete the required post-arrival reporting.
- Deposit option
- At least USD $130,000 in your own accepted state-owned bank account
- Property option
- A qualifying apartment or condominium worth at least USD $1 million
- Deadline
- Complete and report the commitment within 90 days of arrival
Summary
Indonesia’s Second Home route offers residence to people who make an accepted financial or property commitment. The application must identify and document the qualifying bank deposit or property under the E33 rules. The commitment must be completed and reported within 90 days after arrival, then maintained. An existing bank balance or home purchase alone does not complete the immigration requirements.
Eligibility
Choose one accepted commitment:
- Deposit at least USD $130,000 in your own account at an Indonesian state-owned bank.
- Buy a qualifying apartment or condominium worth at least USD $1 million.
You also need a passport valid for at least six months, the last three months of bank statements showing at least USD $2,000 for living costs, a recent photo, résumé, and travel details.
Your planned activities must fit the second-home category. Confirm that the specific bank arrangement or property meets the current official rules before committing money.
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Choose the deposit or property option Check the current E33 rules for the exact account or property.
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Prepare the financial and personal records Document the commitment, source of funds, and living support.
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Complete the commitment after arrival If approved, meet the 90-day deadline and maintain the commitment.
The two financial options are alternatives. The chosen commitment must remain in place during the permit.
What This Route Allows
The current category offers a five-year permit, with extensions subject to an overall ten-year stay limit. Your approval states the term you actually receive.
No conventional Indonesian employment sponsor is required.
What This Route Is Not
This is not citizenship, immediate permanent residence, or a general permit for local work. A property purchase or a bank balance does not automatically qualify without meeting the exact category rules.
Immigration makes the final decision, even if an initial quick check suggests a possible fit.
Next Steps
- Review the current E33 checklist and choose the accepted deposit or property option.
- Verify the proposed bank account or property before transferring money.
- Gather ownership, source-of-funds, passport, living-funds, and other supporting records, then apply electronically.
- Complete and report the commitment within 90 days after arrival and keep it in place for the required period.
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Sources
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Indonesian Immigration — E33 Second-Home Requirements — qualifying deposit or property, 90-day deadline, and maintenance rule.
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Indonesian Immigration - official visa inventory - current official listing for the E33 second-home category.
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Indonesian Immigration electronic visa portal - live application requirements and filing process.