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About relocating to Indonesia

Indonesia — and Bali in particular — has become one of the world's premier digital nomad destinations. Bali's combination of tropical scenery, affordable accommodation, fast internet in key areas, and a well-developed community of internationally mobile professionals makes it a natural first stop for remote workers exploring Southeast Asia.

Indonesia launched a Second Home Visa allowing stays of up to ten years for those who deposit funds in an Indonesian bank. The E33G Digital Nomad Visa is available for remote workers earning from foreign sources. Standard tourist entries allow shorter stays. Most Indonesian islands require awareness of local regulations and cultural norms for extended stays.

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