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🌴 How to Apply for the Bali Digital Nomad Visa in 2025 🧳 – Step-by-Step Guide

Here is the official way to submit the application for the B211a Visa (Visit Visa), which is suitable for most digital nomads who want to stay in Indonesia for up to 180 days:

  • 👉 Official E-Visa Portal: Applications are submitted at https://evisa.imigrasi.go.id/.
    On the site, you need to:
    • register and create an account,
    • fill out the application form (passport details, photo, purpose of travel, etc.),
    • pay the application fee (approximately $100–$400),
    • once approved, you will receive the e-visa by email.

Currently, there are two main visa options for digital nomads:

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📄 B211a (C-Type Visit Visa)

  • Allows you to stay up to 60 days with two extensions (total up to 180 days).
  • Requirements: valid passport, return ticket booking, proof of sufficient funds (around $2,000), police clearance certificate, and travel insurance.
  • Cost: around $100–$205 (including application fees).

🧳 E33G Remote Worker Visa (1-Year KITAS)

  • Designed for remote employees working for an overseas company.
  • Requirements: employment contract, annual income of at least $60,000, and other documents.
  • Can be applied for through the same official portal under “Remote Worker Visa” or via a licensed agency.

✅ Summary

  • The official application form is available at https://evisa.imigrasi.go.id/.
  • If you plan to stay in Indonesia for up to 6 months — apply for the B211a Visa.
  • For a full year with official remote work permission — apply for the E33G Remote Worker Visa (KITAS).
  • Both applications can be submitted online either independently or through an authorized visa agent.

✅ Quick prep (for any visa)

  • Passport (valid 6+ months from entry; 2+ blank pages)
  • High-quality passport photo (plain background, JPEG/PNG, ~300–500 KB)
  • Proof of funds (bank statements last 3–6 months; show ≥ US$2,000–5,000 balance)
  • Travel insurance (covers Indonesia; include policy PDF with dates)
  • Return/onward ticket (PDF booking; flex/changeable is fine)
  • Accommodation booking (first 7–14 nights minimum; name/address/phone)
  • Completed online form (create account at Indonesia e-Visa portal)
  • Visa fee payment method (international card enabled for 3-D Secure)

📄 B211A Visit Visa (up to 180 days)

Core documents

  • Passport biodata page (color scan/PDF)
  • Passport photo (JPEG/PNG)
  • Onward ticket reservation (PDF)
  • Proof of funds (PDF statements)
  • Travel insurance certificate (PDF)
  • Purpose letter (brief: “tourism/remote work for non-Indonesian clients,” no local employment)

Nice-to-have (sometimes requested)

  • Sponsorship letter (from licensed agent/company in Indonesia)
  • Itinerary (1–2 pages: where you’ll stay/work)

After approval

  • e-Visa grant notice (print + phone copy)
  • Address in Bali for arrival card

🧳 E33G Remote Worker Visa / KITAS (≈ 1 year)

Core documents

  • Passport biodata page (color scan/PDF)
  • Recent passport photo
  • Employment contract (with foreign employer; role, salary, remote status)
  • Proof of income (≥ US$60,000/year; pay slips + bank statements)
  • Company letter (on letterhead: confirms remote work outside Indonesia)
  • Resume/CV (PDF)
  • Police clearance (home country; apostilled/translated if required)
  • Health/travel insurance (full term preferred)
  • Domicile/Accommodation proof (Bali address or initial booking)

Possible extras

  • University diploma / professional certificates
  • Marriage/birth certificates (for dependents)
  • Translations (sworn) + apostilles per consulate guidance

After approval

  • e-Visa grant + KITAS processing on arrival
  • Biometrics appointment at immigration (photo, fingerprints)
  • Local address registration as instructed

👨‍👩‍👧 Dependents (spouse/children)

  • Passports + photos
  • Marriage/birth certificates (translated/apostilled)
  • Insurance policies
  • Proof of funds sufficient for family
  • Consent letters if one parent is not traveling

📁 File & formatting tips

  • File types: PDF for documents; JPEG/PNG for photos
  • Size: keep each file < 2 MB (combine/ compress if needed)
  • Names: Surname_Document_Type_YYYYMM.pdf (e.g., Ivanov_Passport_202501.pdf)
  • Consistency: same name, passport number, dates across all files

⏱️ Timing

  • B211A: apply 2–4 weeks before travel (often 5–10 business days)
  • E33G: plan 4–8 weeks for document gathering + processing

❗Common pitfalls to avoid

  • Passport expiring in < 6 months
  • Onward ticket missing or dated after visa validity
  • Bank statements without name/account number
  • Insurance not covering Indonesia or travel dates
  • Mismatched details across documents

Here’s the sample filled-out B211A Visit Visa application. All data is fictional — replace with your own details when applying.

1) Applicant Information

  • Full Name (as in passport): GARCÍA LÓPEZ, Mariana Alejandra
  • Gender: Female
  • Date of Birth: 1993-08-22
  • Place of Birth: Guadalajara, Mexico
  • Nationality: Mexico
  • Marital Status: Single

2) Passport Details

  • Passport Type: Ordinary
  • Passport Number: G12345678
  • Issuing Country: Mexico
  • Date of Issue: 2022-03-15
  • Date of Expiry: 2032-03-14
  • Issuing Authority: SRE (Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores)
  • Uploaded Bio Page: Garcia_PassportBio_202508.pdf (color scan, PDF)

3) Contact & Address

  • Email: mariana.garcia@example.mx
  • Phone (with country code): +52 33 5550 1122
  • Residential Address:
    Av. Chapultepec 220, Apt. 604, Col. Americana, Guadalajara, Jalisco, 44160, Mexico

4) Travel Plan

  • Purpose of Visit: Tourism / Remote work for non-Indonesian clients (no local employment)
  • Intended Port of Entry: I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), Bali
  • Planned Arrival Date: 2025-10-20
  • Initial Length of Stay: 60 days (with possible extensions)
  • Accommodation in Indonesia (first 14 nights):
    • Name: Canggu Work & Surf Suites
    • Address: Jl. Pantai Batu Bolong No. 50, Canggu, Kuta Utara, Badung, Bali 80351
    • Contact: +62 361 555 020 / hello@cwssuites.id
    • Booking Reference: Booking_CWSSuites_2025-10-20_14N.pdf
  • Onward/Return Ticket: Garcia_OnwardTicket_2025-12-19.pdf (DPS → KUL)

5) Sponsor (if applicable)

(Many applicants use a licensed visa agent with an Indonesian sponsor.)

  • Sponsor Type: Company (visa agent)
  • Sponsor Name: PT Nusantara Visa Services
  • Address: Jl. Teuku Umar No. 15, Denpasar, Bali 80113
  • Contact: +62 361 444 8899 / support@nusantaravisa.co.id
  • Sponsorship Letter Upload: Sponsor_Letter_PTNV_20250928.pdf

6) Financial Means

  • Funds Available: USD 8,400
  • Proof of Funds:
    • Garcia_BankStatements_Jun-Aug2025.pdf (last 3 months; shows name & account number)
  • Employment/Income (optional but recommended):
    • Occupation: UX Writer (Remote)
    • Employer: Cresta Content LLC (USA)
    • Letter Confirming Remote Work Outside Indonesia: Employer_RemoteLetter_20250925.pdf

7) Insurance

  • Policy Provider: SafetyWing
  • Policy Number: SW-TR-1002349
  • Coverage Dates: 2025-10-15 → 2026-01-15
  • Upload: TravelInsurance_Garcia_20251015-20260115.pdf

8) Declarations

  • Criminal Record: None
  • Previously Refused an Indonesian Visa? No
  • Agree to Comply with Indonesian Laws and Visa Conditions: Yes
  • Signature: /s/ Mariana A. García
  • Place & Date: Guadalajara, 2025-09-29

9) Attachments (Example File Names)

  1. Garcia_PassportBio_202508.pdf
  2. Garcia_PassportPhoto_35x45mm.jpg (white background)
  3. Garcia_OnwardTicket_2025-12-19.pdf
  4. Booking_CWSSuites_2025-10-20_14N.pdf
  5. Garcia_BankStatements_Jun-Aug2025.pdf
  6. TravelInsurance_Garcia_20251015-20260115.pdf
  7. (If applicable) Sponsor_Letter_PTNV_20250928.pdf
  8. (Optional) Employer_RemoteLetter_20250925.pdf
  9. (Optional) Purpose_Letter_Garcia_B211A.pdf — short purpose note: “I will visit Indonesia for tourism and conduct remote work for non-Indonesian clients. I will not engage in any employment or income-generating activities within Indonesia.”

File & Format Tips

  • PDF for documents, JPG/PNG for photos; each file under 2 MB.
  • Make sure name, passport number, and dates are consistent across all documents.
  • Photo: plain background, face centered, no glare on glasses.

Typical Steps on the e-Visa Portal

  1. Create an account at evisa.imigrasi.go.id and verify your email.
  2. Choose Visit Visa (B211A).
  3. Fill in applicant, passport, travel, and address details.
  4. Add sponsor details (if using one) or continue without if instructed.
  5. Upload all documents, pay the fee (international card with 3-D Secure).
  6. Wait for processing → receive the e-Visa grant by email (print and keep a copy on your phone).

🌏 Conclusion

Applying for the Bali Digital Nomad Visa is a straightforward process if you prepare the right documents, understand the visa type that suits your needs, and follow Indonesia’s official application guidelines. Whether you choose the short-term B211A Visa for up to 180 days or the long-term E33G Remote Worker Visa (KITAS) for a full year, this visa opens the door to working remotely from one of the most beautiful and culturally rich destinations in the world.

By planning ahead, organizing your paperwork, and ensuring compliance with local regulations, you can enjoy a stress-free move and focus on what matters most — experiencing Bali’s beaches, vibrant coworking spaces, welcoming communities, and unique lifestyle. Your tropical work-from-paradise adventure is just an application away.