Indonesia Retirement Visa Guide

2 visa programs available for retirees in Indonesia. Income requirements, PR paths, and citizenship timelines.

Indonesia Retirement KITAS

TypeRetirement
Min. Monthly Income$1,500/mo
Min. Savings / InvestmentNot specified
Max Initial Stay2 years
Path to Permanent ResidencyYes
Path to CitizenshipNo
Health Insurance RequiredYes

Age 55+. $1,500/mo proof + health insurance + hire Indonesian helper. Renewable. KITAP (semi-permanent) after 5 KITAS. Citizenship very difficult. Popular in Bali.

Indonesia Second Home Visa

TypeInvestment
Min. Monthly IncomeNot specified
Min. Savings / Investment$130,000
Max Initial Stay10 years
Path to Permanent ResidencyNo
Path to CitizenshipNo
Health Insurance RequiredNo

IDR 2B+ (~$130K) bank deposit or property. 5+5 years. No age restriction. More flexible than retirement visa.

Frequently Asked Questions

What visa do I need to retire in Indonesia?

Indonesia offers 2 visa programs for retirees: Indonesia Retirement KITAS, Indonesia Second Home Visa.

What is the minimum income to retire in Indonesia?

The minimum income requirements vary by program. The most accessible option (Indonesia Retirement KITAS) requires $1,500/month.

Can I get citizenship through retirement in Indonesia?

Current programs do not offer a direct path to citizenship through retirement.

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Data Sources & Methodology

Our retirement data is compiled from multiple authoritative sources, cross-referenced for accuracy:

All data is for informational purposes only and updated periodically. Individual circumstances may vary. Consult a qualified financial advisor for personal retirement planning. Last updated: March 2026.