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Maybank stands out as one of the top choices for foreigners seeking to open a bank account in Indonesia. While many countries require a residence permit for this process, in Indonesia, tourists holdin…

Many people planning to open an account in an Indonesian bank do not always realize that the process is significantly different from what we are used to. In Russia and most CIS countries, banking serv…

With a work visa or a residence permit, you can open an account in almost any Indonesian bank. With a guest visa, this can also be done, but not everywhere. To open an account without kitas, a letter…

With this visa, you can live in Bali for a year, enjoying all the privileges of an Indonesian resident!

You can apply for the remote worker KITAS without leaving Bali. When you apply, we offer a free Indonesian bank account opening as a gift 🎁

To open a bank account at CIMB Niaga in Indonesia as a foreigner, the following steps and information are required:

Documents Needed:…

• Passport, visa, or residence permit (KITAS or KITAP).

If you’re a foreigner looking to open a bank account at BNI (Bank Negara Indonesia), here’s what you need:…

To make the process smoother and avoid potential complications, it’s recommended to use an agency like Legal Indonesia, which can assist with the entire process of opening a bank account at BNI.

Opening an account with OCBC NISP premium bank has become available.

With us you can open an account in this bank with or without KITAS.

When you open an account you will receive:…

Foreigners in Bali can obtain various Maybank cards, including credit, debit, and prepaid cards. To do so, they must provide certain documents and meet some of the bank’s requirements. To get a card…

Opening an account for a foreigner without a KITAS (KITAP) is currently impossible.

A trusted agency, @legalindonesia, can provide you with the service of opening a card.

To open an account with BRI Bank for foreigners, follow these steps:

Prepare Documents:…

• Passport

• Visa (such as work, tourist, or social)

• Proof of residence in Indonesia (like a rental agreement or other documentation)

When opening an account with an Indonesian bank, tourists usually receive a basic card with a small limit, minimum deposit and no name card.

For example, the green card of Permata Bank allows you to withdraw up to Rp 10,000,000 per day. The same limit is set for online purchases. So, paying for an expensive airline ticket can be problemati