E33G is for performing duties for a company outside Indonesia, with foreign employment and annual-income evidence; it is not an ordinary tourist or unrestricted local-work visa.
Route overview
E33G Remote Worker visa / limited stay route
Typical timeline / duration: One-year stay, with online extension available; entry visa must be used within 90 days of issue.
Important notes
Provide an employment agreement with a company established outside Indonesia and bank evidence of salary or income of at least US$60,000 per year.
Submit a national passport valid at least six months, the last three months of bank statements showing at least US$2,000 or equivalent, recent photo, CV and itinerary.
Apply through an evisa.imigrasi.go.id account. The E33G catalogue says a sponsor is not required; that does not remove the foreign-employment requirement.
The Bontang Immigration catalogue confirms a one-year stay and online extension, and distinguishes the 90-day visa-use window from permission to stay. ITAS and re-entry permission issue following approved entry.
The national E33G page could not be retrieved in this review; the linked regional Immigration catalogue supplies the operational checklist, not evidence of a new October reform.
The Depok Immigration ITAS table includes E33G in a framework allowing repeat extensions up to six years in total, subject to conditions; this is not an automatic six-year grant. Family joining is listed separately under E31 categories in the same official table, so E33G should not be marketed as carrying automatic dependant rights.
Indonesia's Directorate General of Taxes issued PER-23/PJ/2025 on 9 December 2025. Its tax-residency tests include the 183-day rule, residence/centre-of-life indicators and intention to reside; foreign-source employment income treatment is governed by the regulation's conditions and supporting documents. The visa itself is not a tax exemption.
Permitted activity is tied to the E33G purpose. Local employment or work outside the authorised activity requires the appropriate permission; a visitor visa is not a substitute.
Preparation checklist
Create an e-visa account and select E33G rather than a visitor or investor category.
Obtain the overseas employment agreement and salary deposits that support your annual-income claim.
Download the required three-month bank history and prepare the identity, photo and travel files for upload.
Check the payment instructions in your application and retain the submission and payment receipts.
Track both the entry deadline and the granted ITAS expiry, requesting extension before your authorised stay ends.