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Planning to stay in Indonesia for more than 60 days?
The C1 tourist visa gives you an initial stay of up to 60 days. With approved extensions, you can stay for up to 180 days in total. This visa is for visits and does not permit paid work in Indonesia.
Lenient tax regime, cheap rent, minimal competition, and a stable customer flow — this list of advantages increasingly attracts investors to Indonesia, and to Bali in particular.
When a conflict goes beyond a normal dispute and ends up involving the police or the courts, the cost of a mistake becomes much higher. The Indonesian legal system follows its own procedures and inter…
Indonesia’s economy is slowing down, according to the Ministry of Finance. By the end of Q4 2025, only 66.6% of the tax revenue target had been met. As a result, the government is tightening oversight…
Until recently, most small companies in Indonesia could use the preferential UMKM tax regime and pay just 0.5% of turnover. This system was convenient: it did not require full accounting, and the tax…
Before travelling to Bali, you now only need to fill in one online form instead of several separate declarations.
All Indonesia brings together the information required by the immigration, customs, health and quarantine authorities, including the electronic customs declaration (e-CD).
The company is registered, but operations haven't started yet: no clients, no revenue, no movement on the bank account.
In a situation like this it's easy to assume that there's nothing to file yet either. In Indonesia, however, reporting obligations start from the moment the company is registered, not from t…
Indonesia can easily become a place you want to stay in for the long haul — including after you retire.
Maybe you are weighing this option for yourself, or looking for a way to bring your parents here. Foreigners over the age of 55 can apply for the E33F retirement KITAS, which allows them to live in th…
It is possible to get permanent residency in Bali, but in most cases you first need to obtain a temporary residence permit, known as a KITAS.
After several years, provided you meet the requirements of immigration law, it can be replaced with a KITAP, which is a permanent residence permit.
