Bali attracts hundreds of thousands of digital nomads each year. But tourist visas and 30-day visa-on-arrival extensions are not a sustainable long-term solution. We help remote workers get legal, get banked, and get set up for the long term.
Bali is the world's most popular digital nomad destination. Whether you are planning your first long stay or converting your tourist visits into legal residence, we help you navigate Indonesian visas, international banking, and company formation.
5-year Second Home Visa for remote workers and high-net-worth individuals. Legal long-stay residence in Bali.
Form a UK Ltd for your remote business. Use it for invoicing international clients from Bali.
0% personal income tax. Popular with Bali-based nomads who want an offshore-friendly business entity.
Open a personal bank account with a global digital bank compatible with Bali-based businesses.
We review your visa situation, income sources, and business goals.
Visa application, company formation, and banking applications run in parallel.
Visa and company approvals arrive on their respective timelines. We track everything.
Legal residence, business entity, and international banking in place.
The Indonesia E33G Second Home Visa is the best option for long-term nomads, offering up to 5 years of residence. The B211A Social-Cultural visa with multiple extensions is a shorter-term option. For frequent visitors without the funds for the E33G, a visa-on-arrival with regular renewals or a social visa sponsorship may be interim solutions. We assess the best option for your situation.
Working remotely for a foreign employer from Bali is technically a grey area under Indonesian immigration law. The E33G Second Home Visa is the most legitimate pathway for long-term remote workers. Bali's authorities have generally not enforced working restrictions on remote workers holding tourist visas, but this can change. Legal residence via E33G is the safest approach.
Indonesian tax residency is triggered after 183 days in a calendar year. Tax residents are generally taxed on worldwide income. The E33G Second Home Visa does not automatically trigger Indonesian tax residency if you spend fewer than 183 days in Indonesia. We do not provide tax advice; consult a specialist.
Internet reliability in Bali varies significantly by location. Canggu, Seminyak, and Ubud have good coworking infrastructure with fast fibre connections. More remote areas rely on 4G mobile data, which is generally reliable but can be congested. We recommend a local SIM with a data plan as backup for any connection issues.
Fixed price, real-time tracking, and expert handling, from first document to final approval.
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