Rules change
Verify the latest regulations with the Directorate General of Immigration before travel.

Visa on Arrival · Remote workers
Two practical routes: the VOA for up to 60 days, or a sponsored B1 visa for longer stays. We help you pick and apply.
VOA vs B1
Your length of stay decides most of it.
Working for an Indonesian company needs a work permit (KITAS) instead.
B1 cost
The price varies with the sub-category and services included, so always get a precise quote.
IDR 2.5M–5M+
Typical B1 visa processed through an agent
The official application fee for your B1 sub-category.
An Indonesian sponsor confirms the purpose of your visit.
Handling the application and extensions for you.
Extending the VOA
Start several days before your first 30 days end to avoid overstay penalties.
Go to a local immigration office in Bali.
Passport, a copy of your return ticket and the extension form.
Fingerprints and a photograph are taken.
Your VOA now runs to 60 days in total.

Before you commit
There is no dedicated digital nomad visa yet, so plan around these.
Digital nomad questions
Options, extensions and B1 costs in brief.
The 30-day VOA, extendable to 60 days, or a single-entry B1 visa of up to 60 days, extendable to about 180 in total.
Visit a local immigration office with your passport, a return ticket copy and the form, then give biometrics. Start several days before day 30.
Through an agent, typically IDR 2,500,000 to 5,000,000 or more, covering government, sponsorship and service fees. Ask for a precise quote.

Work from Bali
Tell us how long you want to stay. A specialist compares the VOA and B1 for you on WhatsApp.