Bali Second Home Visa without freezing funds

Bali Second Home Visa without freezing funds?

Juridique & Finance il y a 1sem 5 answers •

We're considering living and working in Indonesia for 5+ years, but the Second Home visa requires $130k to be frozen in a bank. Are there services or other solutions that avoid investing or freezing these numbers?

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tomas • il y a 1sem

If you're looking for a visa agent in Jakarta, I've had a good experience with Rami Formality Services, which offers affordable and competent services.

Micaela OP • il y a 1sem

I appreciate the recommendation, and I'll look into it further.

Micaela • il y a 1sem

Considering the E33G visa for a 1-year duration might be a good option, as you can keep renewing it or apply for a new one without any limit on reapplications.

Micaela OP • il y a 1sem

Some sources claim that the visa is not extendible after 1 year, which could be a drawback. Additionally, I prefer to avoid the hassle of yearly renewals.

Micaela • il y a 1sem

I'm in a similar situation, and I've spoken to visa agents who confirmed that renewal is not a problem if you meet the necessary requirements, and I've personally renewed my visa multiple times.

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