Indonesia

Visa facts

• Maximum stay: 365 days
• Processing time: 5 - 5 days
• Dependents allowed: unknown
• Remote work permission: explicitly allowed
• Renewal path: Renewable (official source indicates extension or renewal is available).
• Income requirement: 60000 USD / year
• Savings requirement: 2000 USD / one_time

Tax and compliance

Resident treatment: DGT guidance states resident taxpayers are taxed on income from Indonesia and abroad; foreign nationals who become resident can be taxed only on Indonesian-source income for their first four tax years if conditions are met. Non-resident treatment: non-residents are generally taxed only on Indonesian-source income (with withholding mechanics). Assumptions: effective PIT uses the top resident individual rate (35%). employee_social_contribution_rate_pct is null because official BPJS employee schemes are component-based (e.g., JHT 2% and JP 1%, with separate health-insurance rules and differing caps/scope), so one all-worker national percentage is not strictly comparable. Confidence: medium-high (official DGT and BPJS sources were used, but payroll components are heterogeneous).

Cost and infrastructure

• Monthly cost baseline: $613
• Rent (1BR city center): $233
• Internet: $19
• Coworking: Data not published

Method: poor=single-without-rent+1BR outside center+utilities+internet; average=single including rent (published); comfortable=single-without-rent+1BR city-center+utilities+internet. Computed baselines (USD/month): poor=477.5, average=613.0, comfortable=603.5. Source-date: TheLivingCost country page retrieved 2026-02-27 (page does not expose a clear dataset update timestamp). monthly_coworking_usd is null because TheLivingCost does not publish a country-level coworking benchmark and no official national statistical series was located. Confidence: medium (consistent secondary dataset, limited methodology transparency).