Effortless Bali ITAS solutions for global citizens

ITAS (Izin Tinggal Terbatas) is the limited-stay permit granted by immigration. KITAS (Kartu Izin Tinggal Terbatas) is the physical card that proves it. The type you need depends on why you stay: work (E23), investment (E28A) or retirement (E33F), for example.

The E23 Working KITAS. It needs an Indonesian employer sponsor with RPTKA and IMTA approvals, plus the annual DPKK levy paid by the employer. It is valid for one year, renewable, and usually takes 8–12 weeks.

The E28A Investor KITAS. You need at least IDR 10 billion in shares in a PT PMA and an appointment as Director or Commissioner. It runs for one to two years; processing takes about 40 business days (priority) or 60 (regular).

Yes, with the E33F Retirement KITAS. The minimum age is 55. You need a monthly income of USD 3,000, a USD 2,000 bank balance, health insurance and a rental agreement in Bali.

It depends on the permit type, your sponsor and any deposit or investment the permit requires. Our KITAS cost guide breaks it down per permit, and the free eligibility check gives you a figure for your own case.

E33G Digital Nomad: 7–10 business days. E23 Working: 8–12 weeks. E28A Investor: around 40 business days priority or 60 regular. Immigration workload varies, so apply well before you need the permit.

Yes, through "alih status", if your B211A or C1 visa has at least 31 days left and you have a local sponsor. Start early: overstaying costs IDR 1,000,000 per day and becomes a criminal matter after 60 days.

After 2 years on a Spouse KITAS (E31A), 4 on an Investor KITAS (E28A), or 5 on a Retirement or Working KITAS. A KITAP is valid for five years, can be extended, and opens a path towards citizenship.