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Work visa service · KITAS

Bali Work Visa
Application Service

Every foreigner working in Bali needs a local sponsor and a Limited Stay Permit (KITAS). We handle the application end to end, compliant with current rules.

  • Sponsor arranged
  • KITAS & IMTA handled
  • Extensions supported

Before you apply

Working in Bali needs the right permit

Indonesian immigration rules keep evolving. We guide individuals and companies from first consultation to final permit, matching your work to the correct class — such as the C312 KITAS for employed expats.

Using a tourist visa for paid work is not an option: it risks fines, deportation and a future entry ban.

Passport, map and travel documents on a table

Key requirements

Five things immigration checks

Have these ready and your application moves fast.

Local sponsor

An Indonesian company or entity sponsors you and is responsible for your status.

01

Job offer

A genuine contract whose role matches the visa category.

02

Education & experience

Qualifications that fit the position you will fill.

03

Documents

Passport, photos, CV and certificates — often translated into Indonesian.

04

Interview & biometrics

A possible embassy interview; fingerprints and photo taken in Indonesia.

05

Our process

Seven steps to your KITAS

We manage every stage — you only send the documents.

  1. 01

    Consultation

    We check eligibility and pick the right work visa.

  2. 02

    Sponsor vetting

    No sponsor yet? We find and verify one for you.

  3. 03

    Document review

    We compile and check every file against immigration standards.

  4. 04

    Submission

    Filed with the Ministry of Manpower and Immigration.

  5. 05

    KITAS & IMTA

    We manage your stay permit and work permit processing.

  6. 06

    Entry & arrival

    Entry visa, then biometric registration after you land.

  7. 07

    Ongoing support

    Extensions and immigration questions throughout your stay.

Special cases

Creators & digital nomads

Content creator filming himself with a camera
Influencers 2026–2027

Content creators need a work visa

Brand deals and monetised content count as work. On a tourist visa that risks fines, deportation and a blacklist — we match you to a business visa or sponsored KITAS.

Remote worker visas
Remote workers on laptops at a shared table
Digital nomad visa 2027

The 5-year nomad visa isn’t live yet

The tax-free visa and its rumoured USD 60,000 income rule are unconfirmed. Today, remote workers need a visa that permits work — usually a sponsored KITAS.

KITAS vs nomad visa

Questions

Work visa FAQ

Clear answers from our visa desk. More in the full FAQ.

Read the full FAQ
Can I get a work visa while already in Indonesia?

Usually not from inside the country. Your sponsor secures the IMTA and TELEX approval, you collect the entry visa at an Indonesian embassy abroad, then register your KITAS and biometrics after re-entry.

How much does a KITAS cost for remote workers?

There is no freelance KITAS. Government fees run about IDR 1–2 million a year, plus the IMTA work permit (around USD 1,200 a year). Agency and sponsor fees come on top.

What happens if I work on a tourist visa?

Fines up to IDR 500 million, deportation and a multi-year entry ban — including paid influencer content, even when you are paid abroad.

Free eligibility check

Ready for your Bali chapter?

Tell us who you are and what you need. Within 2 hours you get the right visa, a document checklist and an all-in quote.

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