Visa for Indonesia
Program: Remote Worker Visa (E33G) — Kartu Izin Tinggal Terbatas (KITAS)
Duration: 1 year (initial visa grants entry within 90 days; KITAS issued upon arrival is valid for 12 months). May be renewable up to 5 times (total up to 6 years per some sources) — confirm current renewal policy with Indonesian immigration.
Income: Minimum USD $60,000/year from foreign employer or clients. Also requires savings/balance of at least USD $2,000 in bank account for the past 3 months.
Full Indonesia DNV guideIndonesia B211A visa allows 60-day stays, extendable to 6 months. Indonesia announced a 5-year Digital Nomad Visa (B-DV) in 2024 — check current status.
Cost of Living in Canggu
Best Neighborhoods for Nomads
Berawa
Beachfront with coworking and brunch spots
Echo Beach
Surfing hub with quieter vibe
Pererenan
Less developed, peaceful alternative
Babakan
Inland, more affordable, near rice fields
Internet & Infrastructure
Coworking & cafés in Canggu
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Things to Do in Canggu
Beginner-friendly waves daily
Best brunch + community vibes
Cultural heart of Bali, 1 hour drive
Most popular spaces with strong community
Daily classes in beautiful setting
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Largest nomad community in the world
- Beach + coworking lifestyle
- Affordable luxury (private villas $1,500/mo)
- Year-round warm weather
- Strong yoga, fitness, wellness scene
- Daily networking events
Cons
- Traffic is terrible (motorbike required)
- Visa runs every 6 months
- Internet speed varies (45 Mbps avg, but unreliable)
- Plastic pollution on beaches
- Wet season (Nov-March) brings heavy rain
- Healthcare requires evacuation for serious issues