Understanding the financial commitments for Indonesia’s Golden Visa is crucial for prospective investors. The programme, officially known as the Indonesia Golden Visa, provides residency options tied to specific investment levels. The requirements are categorised by applicant type: individual investors not establishing a company, individual investors establishing a company, and corporate directors/commissioners.
Individual Investors (Not Establishing a Company) – Visa Sub-class E28C
This category is for individuals seeking residency without the intention of establishing a new company in Indonesia. The investment can be directed into various financial instruments or property.
- 5-year visa: Requires an investment of **USD 350,000** (approximately IDR 5.3 billion). This investment can be allocated to:
- Indonesian government bonds
- Shares listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX)
- Mutual funds
- A bank deposit, where a minimum of **USD 130,000** must be maintained, with the remainder available for property acquisition.
- 10-year visa: Requires an investment of **USD 700,000** (approximately IDR 10.6 billion) in the same financial instruments as the 5-year option. Alternatively, a qualifying **residential apartment worth at least USD 1,000,000** can be purchased; this property route requires no additional financial deposit.
Individual Investors Establishing a Company – Visa Sub-class E28B
For investors who intend to establish a company in Indonesia as part of their Golden Visa application, the financial thresholds are higher.
- 5-year visa: Requires an investment of **USD 2.5 million** (approximately IDR 38 billion).
- 10-year visa: Requires an investment of **USD 5 million** (approximately IDR 76 billion).
It is important to note that updated January 2026 guidelines for the **Nusantara (IKN) Golden Visa** offer different thresholds for investment in the new capital city. For the Nusantara programme, a 5-year visa requires **USD 5 million**, and a 10-year visa requires **USD 10 million**.
Corporate Directors/Commissioners (Establishing Company) – Visa Sub-class E28D
This category is for individuals who will serve as directors or commissioners in a company established in Indonesia under the Golden Visa programme.
- 5-year visa: Requires an investment of **USD 25 million** (approximately IDR 380 billion).
- 10-year visa: Requires an investment of **USD 50 million** (approximately IDR 760 billion).
Summary of Investment Requirements (2026–2027)
| Applicant Type & Visa Sub-class | Visa Duration | Investment Requirement | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual Investor (Not Establishing Company) (E28C) | 5-year | USD 350,000 | In bonds, IDX shares, mutual funds, or bank deposit (min USD 130k maintained) |
| 10-year | USD 700,000 | In bonds, IDX shares, mutual funds, or bank deposit (min USD 130k maintained) | |
| 10-year | USD 1,000,000 | Residential apartment purchase (no financial deposit required for this route) | |
| Individual Investor (Establishing Company) (E28B) | 5-year | USD 2.5 million | Standard programme |
| 10-year | USD 5 million | Standard programme | |
| 5-year | USD 5 million | Nusantara (IKN) Golden Visa specific | |
| 10-year | USD 10 million | Nusantara (IKN) Golden Visa specific | |
| Corporate Directors/Commissioners (Establishing Company) (E28D) | 5-year | USD 25 million | |
| 10-year | USD 50 million |
All investment figures are current for the 2026–2027 period and are subject to official government regulations. Exchange rates are approximate and fluctuate daily. Applicants should consult with financial and legal professionals to ensure compliance with all requirements.
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