IndofastPermit: Premium Second Home Residency & Compliance
IndofastPermit specializes in high-tier residency solutions for those seeking a stable, legal, and long-term base in Indonesia. Focus primarily on the Second Home Visa (KITAS/ITAS), they provide a streamlined, “done-for-you” path for retirees, investors, and families looking to exit the cycle of short-term visas.
The Second Home Visa Advantage
5 or 10-Year Residency: Long-term legal security without the hassle of constant renewals.
Family-First Policy: Easily include your spouse, children, or parents under a single permit.
Pathway to Permanent Residency: A clear, structured transition from ITAS (Temporary) to ITAP (Permanent).
Simplified Compliance: Only the primary applicant handles financial declarations; no reporting burden for dependents.
Sovereignty & Stability: The ideal setup for asset protection, retirement, or establishing a strategic location base.
Seamless 5-Step Process
Document Intake: Submit passport, CV, and proof of funds/property.
Digital Issuance: Receive your eVisa remotely before arrival.
Fast-Track Biometrics: Priority photo and fingerprint capture upon landing.
Rapid Issuance: Receive your physical KITAS within 3 business days.
Final Verification: Finalize asset/property proof within 90 days.
Core Requirements
Passport: Minimum 36 months validity.
Capital Base: Proof of funds (IDR 2B / ~$130k USD) OR Luxury Property ownership (min. $1M USD).
Guarantor: Official sponsorship letter (fully provided by IndofastPermit).
Why IndofastPermit?
Full Compliance: We manage 100% of the immigration paperwork and local laws.
Fast Turnaround: Minimized waiting times through established government channels.
Expert Guidance: Strategic advice on upgrading to ITAP (Permanent Residency) and long-term relocation.
Best For: High-net-worth individuals, retirees, and families seeking a stable, gray-zone-free base in Bali or Lombok.
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FAQ
Can I switch from a Tourist Visa to a KITAS without leaving Indonesia?
Yes. Indonesia permits onshore visa conversions. If you enter the country on a standard Visit Visa (such as the 60-day 211A visa), an agency can handle the entire bureaucratic transition to a Remote Worker (E33G) or Investor KITAS while you stay in Bali. You will only need to visit the local immigration office (in Denpasar, Jimbaran, or Singaraja) once for a brief biometrics session (fingerprints and photos) rather than doing an expensive visa run to Singapore.
Do I need to pay local Indonesian income tax if I hold a Remote Worker (E33G) KITAS?
Generally, no—provided your income is entirely foreign-sourced. The Remote Worker KITAS is specifically designed for location-independent professionals employed by companies outside Indonesia. Under current regulations, as long as you do not earn money from Indonesian businesses or individuals, your foreign-sourced income is not subjected to local Indonesian income tax, allowing you to live on the island legally without dual-taxation headaches.
What happens to my KITAS if I need to travel out of Indonesia unexpectedly?
Modern KITAS types (including Investor and Remote Worker setups) come bundled with a Multiple Re-entry Permit (MERP) by default. This means you can fly out of Indonesia and return as many times as you like during the validity period of your KITAS without cancelling your residency status.
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