Expat Relocation Visa Help — Move to Bali Legally

Indonesia, and Bali, offers various visa options for individuals looking to reside there long-term. The most common pathways for expats involve work permits (KITAS) or investment visas — a KITAS (Kartu Izin Tinggal Terbatas) is a Limited Stay Permit Card, typically sponsored by an Indonesian company, while an Investor KITAS may apply if you establish a business here.

Each type requires meticulous documentation, strict eligibility, and timely submissions to the Directorate General of Immigration. Our concierge service demystifies these options, helping you identify the most suitable visa for your circumstances and professional goals.

Relocating involves more than securing a visa; it is about a smooth transition into your new life. We act as your dedicated point of contact throughout the journey — from gathering documents like passports, photos, and supporting letters, to managing communication with immigration authorities and handling permits such as the RPTKA (Foreign Worker Utilization Plan).

Whether you are an entrepreneur, a skilled professional, or an investor, our team provides personalized support and alleviates the administrative burden so you can focus on settling into Balinese life.

Indonesian immigration policies are subject to change, and staying informed is paramount for a successful relocation. As of 2026, the government continues to refine its visa procedures to attract skilled talent and investment while safeguarding national interests, which means staying abreast of updates to KITAS requirements, processing times, and new visa categories.

We proactively monitor changes in immigration law and policy to ensure your application is compliant with the latest regulations, keeping you informed at every step and offering proactive solutions to any challenges.