Understand the exact eligibility criteria, financial thresholds, documentation requirements, and legal regulations governing Indonesia’s Golden Visa program.
The Indonesia Golden Visa program, established under Government Regulation No. 77 of 2023 (PP 77/2023) and Presidential Regulation No. 5 of 2024, provides long-term residency permits to qualified foreign nationals. The program targets two distinct categories: individual investors and corporate entities.
Unlike traditional KITAS or KITAP permits that require employer sponsorship, the Golden Visa is self-sponsored through qualifying investments. Applicants maintain full independence — no employer ties, no agent dependencies, and no annual renewal obligations during the visa’s 5-to-10-year validity period.
The program is open to citizens of virtually all countries. There are no nationality-based restrictions, although all applicants must clear standard immigration security screening.
Individual applicants must meet one of the following investment thresholds.
Purchase Indonesian government bonds with a minimum value of USD 350,000 held throughout the visa duration. Sovereign-grade security with yields of 6–7% per annum.
Minimum: USD 350,000
5-year or 10-year visa available
Invest in Indonesian real property with a minimum value of USD 350,000. Property must be acquired through Hak Pakai (Right to Use) title, verified by an independent appraiser registered with OJK.
Minimum: USD 350,000
Bali, Jakarta, and other eligible locations
Purchase shares listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange with a minimum portfolio value of USD 350,000. Portfolio rebalancing is permitted provided the total value remains above the threshold.
Minimum: USD 350,000
IDX-listed equities only
USD 2.5 Million
Minimum paid-up capital in a qualifying PT PMA company
USD 5 Million
Minimum paid-up capital for extended duration visa
The Golden Visa under the corporate pathway is issued to directors, commissioners, and designated personnel of the investing company. Each visa holder must be formally appointed in the company’s articles of association and registered with the Ministry of Law and Human Rights.
The company must operate in a sector open to foreign investment under Indonesia’s Positive Investment List (Daftar Positif Investasi).
Our team assists with preparation, notarization, and translation of all required materials.
The Indonesia Golden Visa program is anchored in two key regulations: Government Regulation No. 77 of 2023 (PP 77/2023) on Immigration and Presidential Regulation No. 5 of 2024. The program is administered jointly by the Directorate General of Immigration (DGIP) and verified by the Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM).
These regulations establish the legal basis for long-term stay permits linked to qualifying investments, define the investment thresholds, and outline the rights and obligations of Golden Visa holders. The framework enjoys strong institutional support as part of Indonesia’s broader strategy to attract foreign direct investment.
No. The Golden Visa is open to citizens of virtually all countries. There are no nationality-based restrictions in the governing regulations, although all applicants must pass standard immigration security screening conducted by Indonesian authorities.
The current regulations require the minimum threshold to be met within a single investment pathway. However, you can hold additional investments across other pathways beyond the qualifying minimum. Our team can advise on the optimal structure.
You will need to transfer your Golden Visa endorsement to a new passport. Our team assists with this process through the immigration office to ensure continuous validity of your residency status.
The Golden Visa is self-sponsored through your qualifying investment. Unlike KITAS or B211 visas, you do not need an employer sponsor or agent sponsor. Your investment itself serves as the basis for your visa.
No. There is no Indonesian language proficiency requirement for the Golden Visa. Language requirements only apply if you later pursue Indonesian citizenship through naturalization.
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