Long-stay visas in Bali: Golden Visa, Second Home, retirement and investor KITAS

Updated · Prices read 10 Nov 2026

The short answer

As of 10 November 2026, the Second Home visa (E33) gives a stay in Bali of up to five years for US$130,000 kept in a state-owned Indonesian bank or a US$1,000,000 apartment, with a government fee of Rp13,000,000. At 55 and over, its version for older applicants asks for US$50,000 plus US$3,000 a month in income. Bali agents publish five-year packages from IDR 28,000,000 to IDR 45,000,000.

What it costs

How we got these numbers
Item PriceProvider Includes How obtained Source and date
Second Home visa E33, government fee, stay up to 5 years Rp13,000,000 Directorate General of Immigration Visa Rp500,000; visa verification Rp2,000,000; 5-year limited stay permit (ITAS) Rp7,000,000; 5-year re-entry permit Rp3,500,000 published by public body imigrasi.go.id #
Second Home for older applicants visa E33E, government fee, stay up to 5 years Rp13,000,000 Directorate General of Immigration Visa Rp500,000; visa verification Rp2,000,000; 5-year ITAS Rp7,000,000; 5-year re-entry permit Rp3,500,000 published by public body imigrasi.go.id #
Second Home for older applicants visa E33F, government fee, 1 year Rp7,000,000 Directorate General of Immigration Visa Rp500,000; visa verification Rp2,000,000; 1-year ITAS Rp3,000,000; 1-year re-entry permit Rp1,500,000 published by public body imigrasi.go.id #
Investor visa E28A, government fee, 1 year Rp7,000,000 Directorate General of Immigration Visa Rp500,000; 1-year ITAS Rp3,000,000; re-entry permit Rp1,500,000; verification Rp2,000,000 published by public body imigrasi.go.id #
Investor visa E28A, government fee, 2 years Rp9,500,000 Directorate General of Immigration Visa Rp500,000; verification Rp2,000,000; 2-year ITAS Rp5,000,000; 2-year re-entry permit Rp2,000,000 published by public body imigrasi.go.id #
Golden Visa E28B (investor founding a company), government fee, stay up to 5 years Rp13,000,000 Directorate General of Immigration Stay permit Rp7,000,000; visa Rp500,000; verification Rp2,000,000; re-entry permit Rp3,500,000 published by public body imigrasi.go.id #
Golden Visa E28B (investor founding a company), government fee, stay up to 10 years Rp19,500,000 Directorate General of Immigration Stay permit Rp12,000,000; visa Rp500,000; verification Rp2,000,000; re-entry permit Rp5,000,000 published by public body imigrasi.go.id #
Golden Visa E28C (capital market investor), government fee, stay up to 5 years Rp13,000,000 Directorate General of Immigration Stay permit Rp7,000,000; visa Rp500,000; verification Rp2,000,000; re-entry permit Rp3,500,000 published by public body imigrasi.go.id #
Golden Visa E28C (capital market investor), government fee, stay up to 10 years Rp19,500,000 Directorate General of Immigration Stay permit Rp12,000,000; visa Rp500,000; verification Rp2,000,000; re-entry permit Rp5,000,000 published by public body imigrasi.go.id #
Family visa E31B (spouse of an ITAS or ITAP holder), government fee, 1 year Rp6,000,000 Directorate General of Immigration Visa Rp500,000; 1-year ITAS Rp3,000,000; re-entry permit Rp1,500,000; verification Rp1,000,000 published by public body imigrasi.go.id #
Family visa E31B (spouse of an ITAS or ITAP holder), government fee, 2 years Rp8,500,000 Directorate General of Immigration Visa Rp500,000; 2-year ITAS Rp5,000,000; re-entry permit Rp2,000,000; verification Rp1,000,000 published by public body imigrasi.go.id #
Second Home KITAS, 5 years, agent package Rp45,000,000 Bali Business Consulting All taxes and immigration fees, eVisa, preparation and submission of documents. eVisa process 7-10 working days as published published by provider balibusinessconsulting.com #
Second Home Family KITAS, agent package Rp40,000,000 Bali Business Consulting All taxes and immigration fees, eVisa, preparation and submission of documents. eVisa process 7-10 working days as published published by provider balibusinessconsulting.com #
Retirement KITAS, offshore application, agent package Rp13,000,000 Bali Business Consulting All taxes and immigration fees, eVisa, preparation and submission of documents. 7-10 working days as published published by provider balibusinessconsulting.com #
Retirement KITAS, onshore application, agent package Rp14,000,000 Bali Business Consulting All taxes and immigration fees, eVisa, preparation and submission of documents. 7-10 working days as published published by provider balibusinessconsulting.com #
Investor KITAS E28A, 2 years, offshore application, agent package Rp18,000,000 Bali Business Consulting All taxes and immigration fees, eVisa, preparation and submission of documents. 7-10 working days as published published by provider balibusinessconsulting.com #
Investor KITAS E28A, 2 years, onshore application, agent package Rp18,000,000 Bali Business Consulting All taxes and immigration fees, eVisa, preparation and submission of documents. 1-1.5 months as published published by provider balibusinessconsulting.com #
Investor KITAS E28, 1 year, offshore, standard process Rp12,500,000 Bara Visa Bali Offshore application, 10-14 working days as published. Page does not say whether government fees are included published by provider visabybahalapuras.odoo.com #
Investor KITAS E28, 2 years, offshore, standard process Rp16,500,000 Bara Visa Bali Offshore application, 10-14 working days as published. Page does not say whether government fees are included published by provider visabybahalapuras.odoo.com #
Investor KITAS E28, 2 years, onshore Rp19,500,000 Bara Visa Bali Onshore application, 3-4 working weeks as published published by provider visabybahalapuras.odoo.com #
Retirement KITAS E33F, 1 year, offshore, standard process Rp12,000,000 Bara Visa Bali Offshore application, 10-14 working days as published. Page states price excludes extension fees published by provider visabybahalapuras.odoo.com #
Retirement KITAS E33F, 1 year, onshore Rp15,250,000 Bara Visa Bali Onshore application, 3-4 working weeks as published. Page states price excludes extension fees published by provider visabybahalapuras.odoo.com #
Investor KITAS (2 years), Bali, starting price Rp20,000,000 Lets Move Indonesia Published as a starting price published by provider letsmoveindonesia.com #
Retirement Visa E33F, starting price Rp14,500,000 Lets Move Indonesia Published as a starting price published by provider letsmoveindonesia.com #
E28A Investor KITAS, 1 year, base price Rp12,250,000 Flado Standard processing; page states base prices include the main government and agency fees published by provider flado.id #
E28A Investor KITAS, 2 years, base price Rp14,450,000 Flado Standard processing; page states base prices include the main government and agency fees published by provider flado.id #
E28B/C/D/F/G Golden Visa investor KITAS, 5 years, base price Rp28,000,000 Flado Standard processing; page states base prices include the main government and agency fees published by provider flado.id #
E28B/C/D/F/G Golden Visa investor KITAS, 10 years, base price Rp44,500,000 Flado Standard processing; page states base prices include the main government and agency fees published by provider flado.id #
E33 Second Home KITAS, 5 years, base price Rp35,000,000 Flado Standard processing; page states base prices include the main government and agency fees published by provider flado.id #
E33E Silver Hair KITAS, 5 years, offshore Rp30,000,000 Flado Published package price. Excludes the USD 50,000 deposit, which stays in the applicant's own bank account published by provider flado.id #
E33F Retirement KITAS, 1 year, offshore Rp11,250,000 Flado Published package price published by provider flado.id #
E33F Retirement KITAS, 1 year, onshore conversion in Bali Rp14,250,000 Flado Conversion from an eligible visit visa. A separate Bridging Visa fee may apply published by provider flado.id #
E31B/E/H/J dependent family KITAS, 5 years, base price Rp30,000,000 Flado Standard processing; page states base prices include the main government and agency fees published by provider flado.id #
Investor ITAS E28A, 1 year, retail price Rp21,990,000 Adeeva Tours Retail price as published published by provider adeevatours.com #
Investor ITAS E28B (company setup), 5 years, retail price Rp43,999,000 Adeeva Tours Retail price as published published by provider adeevatours.com #
Golden Visa E28C, 5 years, retail price Rp43,999,000 Adeeva Tours Retail price as published published by provider adeevatours.com #
Second Home ITAS E33, 5 years, retail price Rp43,999,000 Adeeva Tours Retail price as published published by provider adeevatours.com #
Silver Hair ITAS E33E, regular, retail price Rp43,999,000 Adeeva Tours Retail price as published published by provider adeevatours.com #
Retirement ITAS E33F, 1 year, retail price Rp14,699,000 Adeeva Tours Retail price as published published by provider adeevatours.com #
Spouse ITAS E31A/E31B, 1 year, retail price Rp14,289,000 Adeeva Tours Retail price as published published by provider adeevatours.com #
Investor ITAS E28A, regular service USD 1,168 BaliEasy Breakdown as published: government fee (PNBP) and handling fee USD 958, agent fee USD 210. 28-42 working days published by provider visa.balieasy.com #
Investor ITAS by establishing company E28B, 5 years, regular service USD 1,389 BaliEasy 49-56 working days as published published by provider visa.balieasy.com #
Investor ITAS by establishing company E28B, 10 years, regular service USD 1,939 BaliEasy 49-56 working days as published published by provider visa.balieasy.com #
Retirement ITAS E33F, regular service USD 990 BaliEasy 28-35 working days as published. Page also lists a USD 150 payment made directly to the government for offshore applications published by provider visa.balieasy.com #

As published by each provider, recorded exactly as stated. From the Bali Price Index. Download these 44 rows as CSV or JSON, free to reuse with credit (CC BY 4.0). The # beside a row links to that row.

This is not immigration advice. Visa rules in Indonesia change often. Confirm every requirement with the Directorate General of Immigration or a licensed professional before you move money.

Key figures

Official figures are from the Directorate General of Immigration's visa pages, read on 10 November 2026.

  • US$130,000 kept in a state-owned Indonesian bank, or an apartment worth at least US$1,000,000, is the financial test for the Second Home visa (E33) as of 10 November 2026.
  • US$50,000 plus income of US$3,000 a month is the test for the five-year Second Home visa for applicants aged 55 or over (E33E) as of 10 November 2026.
  • Rp13,000,000 is the government fee for a stay of up to five years on a Second Home or Golden Visa as of 10 November 2026, and Rp19,500,000 for up to ten years on a Golden Visa.
  • Rp7,000,000 is the government fee for the one-year visa for older applicants (E33F) and for a one-year investor KITAS (E28A) as of 10 November 2026.
  • US$350,000 for five years or US$700,000 for ten is the investment for the Golden Visa for capital market investors (E28C) as of 10 November 2026.
  • Rp10,000,000,000 in shares in the sponsoring company is the test for the investor KITAS (E28A) as of 10 November 2026.
  • IDR 35,000,000 to IDR 45,000,000 is what three Bali agents published for a five-year Second Home package, as read on 10 November 2026.
  • Four working days after payment is Immigration's stated processing time for the Second Home visa as of 10 November 2026.

Which long-stay visa fits you?

The official visa pages, read on 10 November 2026, give six main routes to a stay of a year or more. Which one fits depends on your age, your savings and whether you will invest.

  • You have savings and want five years without a sponsor. The Second Home visa (index E33). You commit to keeping at least US$130,000 in your own name at a state-owned Indonesian bank, or to owning an apartment or flat in Indonesia worth at least US$1,000,000.
  • You are 55 or over and have a pension or steady income. The Second Home visa for older applicants (E33E). It runs for five years with a smaller guarantee: US$50,000 in a state-owned bank, plus proof of income of at least US$3,000 a month.
  • You want a one-year permit and an agent as sponsor. The one-year visa for older applicants (E33F), listed by agents as the "Retirement KITAS". It needs a sponsor and proof of US$3,000 a month in income, and the official page lists no deposit.
  • You will invest in listed Indonesian assets. The Golden Visa for capital market investors (E28C): US$350,000 for five years, or US$700,000 (or a US$1,000,000 apartment) for ten.
  • You will found a company in Indonesia. The Golden Visa for company founders (E28B), from US$2,500,000 for five years. Or the ordinary investor KITAS (E28A), for one or two years, if you hold at least Rp10,000,000,000 in shares in an Indonesian company that sponsors you.
  • You are a former Indonesian citizen, a descendant of one, or married to an Indonesian or to a stay permit holder. Ask about the Global Citizen of Indonesia scheme, launched in January 2026. It has no end date and needs a lighter investment than the Golden Visa.

If you also plan to buy a home, the rules on what a foreigner can hold are in our guide to foreign property ownership.

How do the long-stay visas compare?

The five-year options all carry a government fee of Rp13,000,000 and differ mainly in the financial test, from US$50,000 plus income at 55 or over to a US$2,500,000 company for a founder. Figures are from the official Immigration visa pages, read on 10 November 2026.

Option Main financial test Age Length Sponsor Government fee
Second Home (E33) US$130,000 in a state-owned bank, or a US$1,000,000 apartment Not stated Up to 5 years, extendable, 10 years in total Not needed Rp13,000,000
Second Home, older applicants (E33E) US$50,000 in a state-owned bank and US$3,000 a month income 55 or over Up to 5 years, extendable, 10 years in total Not needed Rp13,000,000
Older applicants, one year (E33F) US$3,000 a month income Not stated on the visa page 1 year, extendable Needed Rp7,000,000
Golden Visa, capital market (E28C) US$350,000 (5 years) or US$700,000 or a US$1,000,000 apartment (10 years) Not stated 5 or 10 years, extendable Not needed Rp13,000,000 or Rp19,500,000
Golden Visa, company founder (E28B) Company with US$2,500,000 (5 years) or US$5,000,000 (10 years) Not stated 5 or 10 years, extendable Not needed Rp13,000,000 or Rp19,500,000
Investor KITAS (E28A) Rp10,000,000,000 in shares in the sponsoring company Not stated 1 or 2 years Needed Rp7,000,000 or Rp9,500,000

Every option also asks for a bank statement for the last three months showing at least US$2,000. The Second Home pages ask for your own statement; the E33F and investor pages accept one in the name of the applicant or the sponsor.

Work. The E33 and E33E pages say holders may also work or study by reporting a dual activity to the immigration office that issued the permit. The E28A and E28B pages allow business and investment activity, and acting as a director or commissioner of the company you invest in. The E28C page allows business and investment activity. Ask before you take any paid role.

Family. The E33, E33E, E28A, E28B and E28C pages say the holder may bring family. The family visa page for children of permit holders (E31E) says it cannot be used to join a Golden Visa holder as a dependant, so ask which visa index your spouse and children need. The government fee for a spouse of a permit holder (E31B) is Rp6,000,000 for one year or Rp8,500,000 for two, as of 10 November 2026. If you are moving with children, see our guide to international schools.

Golden Visa for corporate investors. Directors, commissioners or representatives of a parent company setting up in Indonesia need US$25,000,000 for five years or US$50,000,000 for ten, according to Immigration's February 2026 press release.

How much does a long-stay visa cost?

The government fee is Rp13,000,000 for a stay of up to five years and Rp19,500,000 for ten years on a Golden Visa, as shown on the official visa pages on 10 November 2026. Bali agents publish five-year packages from IDR 28,000,000 to IDR 45,000,000.

The government fee (PNBP) is set by regulation and shown on each visa page. The five-year Rp13,000,000 is made up of Rp500,000 for the visa, Rp2,000,000 for verification, Rp7,000,000 for the stay permit (ITAS) and Rp3,500,000 for the re-entry permit. Immigration states that fees are not refunded if the application is refused.

Agents charge on top of that, or fold the government fee into one package. The prices in the table above this guide are what each agent publishes on its own website, read on 10 November 2026. No agent has been asked for a quote, none has paid to appear, and we have not used any of them. Some publish a single package price and some a starting price, and they do not all say whether government fees are included. Read each line's "includes" note. The same published prices sit in the Bali Price Index.

From those published prices, as read on 10 November 2026:

  • Second Home (E33), five years: IDR 35,000,000 to IDR 45,000,000 across the three agents in the table, against the Rp13,000,000 government fee.
  • Older applicants (E33E): IDR 30,000,000 for five years from one agent in the table, and IDR 43,999,000 from another, which lists the validity as "regular".
  • Golden Visa (E28B or E28C), five years: from IDR 28,000,000 to IDR 43,999,000 in rupiah, and USD 1,389 for the founder route from one agent that prices in dollars.
  • One-year visa for older applicants (E33F): IDR 11,250,000 to IDR 15,250,000 in rupiah, and USD 990 from one agent that prices in dollars.
  • Investor KITAS (E28A), two years: IDR 14,450,000 to IDR 20,000,000.

The deposit is not a fee. The US$130,000 or US$50,000 stays in your own account at a state-owned bank. One agent states plainly that the E33E deposit is not paid to the agency. The Second Home pages say the guarantee must be kept at the committed level for as long as the permit is valid.

How do you apply, and how long does it take?

You apply online at evisa.imigrasi.go.id, and Immigration states a processing time of four or five working days after payment, as read on the official visa pages on 10 November 2026. The steps, as officially stated:

  1. Apply online at evisa.imigrasi.go.id. The official pages say E33F and E28A need a sponsor, and E33, E33E, E28B and E28C do not.
  2. Processing: four working days after payment for E33 and E33E, and five working days for E28A, E28B, E28C and E33F. Agents quote their own timelines for the full service; in the table they run from 7 to 56 working days.
  3. Use the visa within 90 days of issue, or apply again.
  4. On arrival, the stay permit and re-entry permit are issued at the immigration checkpoint.
  5. Within 90 days of entry, report the bank deposit or property to the immigration office that issued your permit (Second Home). On the Golden Visa founder route, the company investment must be in place within 90 days of entry.
  6. Extend online. E33 and E33E can be extended, with a total stay of no more than 10 years. Immigration's fee schedule, last updated in October 2023, also lists permanent stay permits (ITAP) at Rp7,000,000 for five years, Rp12,000,000 for ten and Rp15,000,000 for an unlimited period. Ask whether and when your permit can convert.

The legal basis cited on the official pages is Law 6 of 2011 on Immigration, as last amended by Law 63 of 2024, with Government Regulation 45 of 2024 setting the fees and the 2025 visa classification decree of the Minister of Immigration and Corrections.

For healthcare during a long stay, see our guide to hospitals and medical evacuation.

Common questions

Which visa lets you live in Bali for five years or more?

Four visas on the official Immigration pages, read on 10 November 2026, give a stay of up to five years without a sponsor: the Second Home visa (E33), its version for applicants aged 55 or over (E33E), and the Golden Visa for company founders (E28B) or capital market investors (E28C). The Golden Visa routes also come in a ten-year form. The government fee for five years is Rp13,000,000.

How much money do you need for the Second Home visa?

The Second Home visa (E33) asks you to keep at least US$130,000 in your own name at a state-owned Indonesian bank, or to own an apartment or flat in Indonesia worth at least US$1,000,000, shown within 90 days of entry. The application also asks for a bank statement of at least US$2,000 over the last three months. These are the official requirements as read on 10 November 2026.

Is there a retirement visa for Bali, and what is the minimum age?

There are two. The five-year Second Home visa for older applicants (E33E) is for people aged 55 or over, with US$50,000 in a state-owned bank and income of at least US$3,000 a month. The one-year E33F, which agents list as the Retirement KITAS, needs a sponsor and the same income. Its official page states no minimum age, as read on 10 November 2026, so ask which age Immigration applies.

How much does a retirement KITAS cost in Bali?

The government fee for the one-year E33F is Rp7,000,000, as shown on the official visa page on 10 November 2026. Bali agents publish packages from IDR 11,250,000 to IDR 15,250,000, and USD 990 from one agent that prices in dollars. For the five-year E33E, the government fee is Rp13,000,000, and two agents publish IDR 30,000,000 and IDR 43,999,000.

How much does the Indonesian Golden Visa cost?

For an individual, the capital market route (E28C) needs US$350,000 invested for five years or US$700,000 for ten, and the company founder route (E28B) needs a company with US$2,500,000 or US$5,000,000. The government fee is Rp13,000,000 for five years or Rp19,500,000 for ten, as read on 10 November 2026. Agents publish five-year packages from IDR 28,000,000 to IDR 43,999,000.

Can you work in Bali on a Second Home visa?

The official E33 and E33E pages, read on 10 November 2026, say holders may also work or study by reporting a dual activity to the immigration office that issued the permit. Ask before you take any paid role. Visa rules change often, so confirm with the Directorate General of Immigration or a licensed professional.

Can you bring your family on a long-stay visa?

The official E33, E33E, E28A, E28B and E28C pages say the holder may bring family. The government fee for a spouse of a permit holder (E31B) is Rp6,000,000 for one year or Rp8,500,000 for two, as read on 10 November 2026. The page for children of permit holders (E31E) says it cannot be used to join a Golden Visa holder, so ask which visa index each family member needs.

How long does a Second Home visa take to process?

Immigration states four working days after payment for the Second Home visa (E33 and E33E), and five working days for the investor, Golden Visa and one-year E33F routes, as read on 10 November 2026. Agents quote their own timelines for the full service, from 7 to 56 working days in the published prices. The visa must be used within 90 days of issue.

Questions to ask before you pay

  • Does your price include the government fee, and how much of the total is the agent's own fee?
  • Is this an offshore or onshore application, and what changes in price and time if I am already in Bali?
  • Which visa index will you file under, and does it match the official requirements on the Immigration page?
  • The E33F page states no minimum age. Which age will Immigration apply to my application?
  • Which visa will my spouse and children need, and what does each cost?
  • Which state-owned bank do you suggest for the deposit, and what proof will Immigration accept within the 90 days?
  • What happens to the fee if the application is refused or delayed?
  • What does an extension cost, and when must it be filed?
  • If I move house or renew my passport, what does it cost to update the permit?
  • Can I work, sit on a company board or rent out property on this visa, and what must I report?
  • Can this permit later convert to a permanent stay permit (ITAP), and after how long?

Sources

  1. Directorate General of Immigration, Global Citizen of Indonesia and Golden Visa press release, as stated on the page in February 2026. Accessed 2026-11-10.
  2. Directorate General of Immigration, E33 Second Home visa, page undated, cites regulations to 2025. Accessed 2026-11-10.
  3. Directorate General of Immigration, E33E Second Home visa for older applicants, 5 years, page undated. Accessed 2026-11-10.
  4. Directorate General of Immigration, E33F visa for older applicants, 1 year, page undated. Accessed 2026-11-10.
  5. Directorate General of Immigration, E28A Investor visa, page undated. Accessed 2026-11-10.
  6. Directorate General of Immigration, E28B Golden Visa, investor founding a company, page undated. Accessed 2026-11-10.
  7. Directorate General of Immigration, E28C Golden Visa, capital market investor, page undated. Accessed 2026-11-10.
  8. Directorate General of Immigration, E31B family visa and E31E family visa, pages undated. Accessed 2026-11-10.
  9. Directorate General of Immigration, list of Indonesian visas, page undated. Accessed 2026-11-10.
  10. Directorate General of Immigration, immigration fee schedule, as stated on the page in October 2023. Accessed 2026-11-10.
  11. Bali Business Consulting, Second Home visa, Retirement KITAS and Investor KITAS, prices as published in November 2026. Accessed 2026-11-10.
  12. Bara Visa Bali, E28 Investor KITAS and E33F Retirement KITAS, prices as published in November 2026. Accessed 2026-11-10.
  13. Lets Move Indonesia, visa services, prices as published in November 2026. Accessed 2026-11-10.
  14. Flado, KITAS and KITAP price calculator and E33F and E33E page, prices as published in November 2026. Accessed 2026-11-10.
  15. Adeeva Tours, Bali visa and stay permits, prices as published in November 2026. Accessed 2026-11-10.
  16. BaliEasy, E28A Investor ITAS, E28B 5 years, E28B 10 years and E33F Retirement ITAS, prices as published in November 2026. Accessed 2026-11-10.

The companies

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