Bali
Coming soonRemote-work hotspot with a dedicated remote worker visa and low living costs.
Good for:Digital nomadsEntrepreneurs
At a glance
- Income tax (top)
- 35 %
- Corporate tax
- 22 %
- Dividends & capital
- –
- Foreign income
- special regime
- Minimum stay
- no fixed minimum
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At a glance
Is Bali right for you?
Advantages
- Remote worker visa (E33G) for people employed or paid from abroad
- Low cost of living and a large international community
- Company formation possible via PT PMA for foreign owners
What you should know
- Residents (183+ days) are taxed on worldwide income; clarify how your visa and income are treated before moving
- Foreigners cannot own freehold land – leasehold contracts need a legal review
Who it suits
- Digital nomads
- Entrepreneurs
Less suited for
- Families who need top-level medical care nearby
- People who want to buy property in their own name
Taxes & facts
Taxes and legal facts
Facts at a glance
As of 2026- Income tax (top)
- 35 %
- Corporate tax
- 22 %
- Foreign income
- special regime
- Special regime
- Remote worker visa (E33G) for people paid from abroad
- Tax residency
- Tax resident with more than 183 days in 12 months
- Wealth tax
- none
- Inheritance tax
- none
Simplified headline figures from public sources, without guarantee.
Editorial draft – being verified with local providersUpdated October 25, 2026
Sources: Directorate General of Taxes Indonesia · Indonesian Immigration · UK FCDO – foreign travel advice (safety)
Living there
Living there
Healthcare
Basic to good private clinics on Bali; serious cases are often treated in Jakarta or Singapore. Insurance with evacuation cover is recommended.
Safety
Generally safe; traffic, scooters and natural hazards (earthquakes, volcanoes) are the main risks.
Cost of living
Low by Western standards, but rising quickly in hotspots such as Canggu and Uluwatu.
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