Indonesia continues to open its arms to tourists and digital nomads, and it's relatively easy to get a visa to this beautiful archipelago. Whether you fancy walking among Komodo Dragons on Komodo Island, enjoying Bali's unique culture as a digital nomad, or seeing ancient ruins and volcanoes in Java, there's something for everyone. 

Are you planning on making Bali your home long-term, or wondering how to extend your visa for Indonesia? In this article, we’ll explore your options and help you decide the best course of action. 

Are you looking to gain professional experience in Indonesia, share your skills with local communities, or pursue creative opportunities? Indonesia's new C-group visas have opened doors for activities that weren't possible with standard tourist visas. These specialized visas  allow you to volunteer, perform, intern or conduct work trials legally in the country.

Working remotely and living in Bali is a dream that many have, and one which has become much more attainable in recent years. If you’d like to work remotely and live in Bali, then chances are you need to find the right visa to do so. In this guide, we’ll weigh up the options available when it comes to living and working online legally in Bali.

Do you live in Bali or would you like to in the future? Or, perhaps you fancy coming here for a quick holiday or trying out something in-between? Whatever your plan is, you’re going to need a visa. Here’s Bali Solve’s ultimate guide to all the visa options available in Indonesia - knowing what your possibilities are should make it much easier for you to plan your stay on this beautiful island.

Do you want to live in Bali long-term? If the answer is yes, then perhaps you need a KITAS. Having one will allow you to stay longer term in Bali and will give you many added benefits that make life here easier and more secure.

Many long-term expats in Bali never planned to settle here. A short holiday simply turned into years of living on the island.
Although recent regulation changes have made Investor KITAS and Working Visas more challenging to obtain, there are still several promising options for those wishing to stay in Bali long-term.

As Bali's premier visa and business consulting agency, clients often reach out to us looking for ways to stay longer-term in Bali. Many of them have questions about Working and Investor KITAs and wonder if they would be able to fulfill the eligibility requirements. If you have been trying to understand which visa would suit you, let us help you make an informed decision and clear up any confusion you may have about the differences between these two popular visa options.