The growth of remote work has reshaped work and lifestyle patterns. More people are seeking out locations that can offer a pretty place to stay but also the infrastructure to support their work. Bali has responded by introducing a remote worker visa.
This article will explore Bali’s Remote Worker Visa (also known as Digital Nomad Visa), which is a strategic move by Indonesia to allow you to live in Indonesia while working for an overseas business.
Allowed activities with Bali’s Remote Worker Visa
The Remote Worker Visa caters to overseas remote workers, allowing you to stay in Bali for up to a year and bring along family members.
With its flexibility, Bali’s Remote Worker Visa still comes with certain restrictions, such as not being allowed to engage in local employment or sell goods and services within Indonesia.
Bali Remote Worker Visa requirements
To apply for the Bali’s Remote Worker Visa, you need to prepare several documents:
- Passport valid for at least six months
- Personal bank statement showing a minimum balance of USD $2,000 for the last three months
- Recent passport-sized photograph
- Proof of income demonstrating at least USD 60,000 per year
- Employment contract with a company outside Indonesia
Work Authorization in Bali
Applying for Bali’s Remote Worker Visa involves obtaining work authorization from the Ministry of Labor. This is part of Emerhub’s service package, we handle this requirement for you.
How to get Bali’s Remote Worker Visa with Emerhub
- Document preparation: Emerhub will prepare the required documents for you. Simply reach out to us by completing the form below this article.
- Application submission: Emerhub takes care of filling out and submitting your visa application, along with securing the required Work Authorization from the Ministry of Labor.
- Visa approval: Once your Remote Worker Visa is approved, Emerhub will assist with the visa collection process.
- Post visa-approval process: Our support extends beyond visa collection. Emerhub provides guidance on your next steps for settling in Bali.
FAQ
- How long can you stay in Bali without a Visa?
You always need a visa and cannot stay in Bali without it. Make sure to check your visa validity and renew your visa before the due date.
- What is the difference between a Work Visa and a Remote Worker Visa in Bali?
A work visa is for those employed by an Indonesian company and performing work within Indonesia. Conversely, a remote worker visa is designed for individuals employed by companies outside Indonesia. Remote working visa allow them to live in Bali while working remotely for these foreign entities.
