Can foreign buyers get residency in Indonesia by buying property?

Yes. Second Home Visa (E33): from US$130,000 (about $130k). Within 90 days of the stay permit: keep at least USD 130k (or equivalent) in own-name account at a state-owned Indonesian bank, OR commit to buy an apartment/condominium (rumah susun) worth at least USD 1m; must be maintained while the permit is valid. Application also needs a bank statement showing at least USD 2,000 over the last 3 months.

How long does it take?

Second Home Visa (E33): 4 working days after visa fee payment (visa issuance; the guarantee must then be proven within 90 days). The permit runs 5 years, renewable (first stay permit up to 5 years, extendable so total stay does not exceed 10 years).

Does it lead to citizenship?

Permanent residence after 3 years; the route itself sets no timetable for citizenship.

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Our verdict. Indonesia's Second Home visa suits someone who wants up to ten years in the country without buying anything: the condition is US$130,000 kept in a state-owned Indonesian bank, or a commitment to buy an apartment worth at least US$1 million. The visa is issued four working days after the fee is paid, and permanent residence can follow after three years. What counts against it is that a home only counts at the US$1 million level, there is no set path to citizenship, and tax residents of 183 days or more are taxed on worldwide income in principle. Next to Malaysia's MM2H, no home is needed below US$1 million, and the deposit is a little lower than Silver's US$150,000.

Second Home Visa (E33)

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Minimum: US$130,000
What counts: Within 90 days of the stay permit: keep at least USD 130k (or equivalent) in own-name account at a state-owned Indonesian bank, OR commit to buy an apartment/condominium (rumah susun) worth at least USD 1m; must be maintained while the permit is valid. Application also needs a bank statement showing at least USD 2,000 over the last 3 months.
Processing: 4 working days after visa fee payment (visa issuance; the guarantee must then be proven within 90 days)
Permit: 5 years, renewable (first stay permit up to 5 years, extendable so total stay does not exceed 10 years)
Time you must spend there: No rule published
Path to a passport: Permanent residence after 3 years; the route itself sets no timetable for citizenship.
Family: family members may live in Indonesia with the holder if they meet immigration requirements
Tax: Indonesian tax residents (183+ days) are taxed on worldwide income in principle

Official source · Second source · checked 2026-10-20

Residency rules, thresholds and fees change often, sometimes without notice. Everything here is general information, checked on the date shown, not legal, tax or immigration advice: confirm with the official source and a licensed adviser before you act. Continental sells property; we don’t arrange visas or residency.

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Can foreign buyers get residency in Indonesia by buying property?: Yes. Second Home Visa (E33): from US$130,000 (about $130k). Within 90 days of the stay permit: keep at least USD 130k (or equivalent) in own-name account at a state-owned Indonesian bank, OR commit to buy an apartment/condominium (rumah susun) worth at least USD 1m; must be maintained while the permit is valid. Application also needs a bank statement showing at least USD 2,000 over the last 3 months.
How long does it take?: Second Home Visa (E33): 4 working days after visa fee payment (visa issuance; the guarantee must then be proven within 90 days). The permit runs 5 years, renewable (first stay permit up to 5 years, extendable so total stay does not exceed 10 years).
Does it lead to citizenship?: Permanent residence after 3 years; the route itself sets no timetable for citizenship.

Read it for your passport

Indonesia residency, passport by passport.

Visa-free stays: Directorate General of Immigration, visa-on-arrival list (January 2026). Always confirm with the embassy before you travel.

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We don’t sell homes in Indonesia. These are the countries where we do, and where buying one can count towards residency.

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Indonesia residency by investment.

The routes to living in Indonesia.

Second Home Visa (E33)

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