Indonesian authorities have set out five document requirements for foreign nationals applying for the country’s five-year second home visa, covering financial standing, identification and family ties, according to a report citing the official requirements.
Applicants must hold a personal bank account with a minimum balance of Rp2,000,000,000 (two billion rupiah), or the equivalent in a foreign currency, demonstrated at the point of application. They must also complete a commitment statement attached to the official application documents, supply a recent passport-sized photograph, and hold a passport valid for at least 36 months from the date of application — passports with less remaining validity will not be accepted.
Foreign nationals applying as the child or parent of an existing second home visa or residence permit holder face additional conditions: they must provide a birth certificate or family card establishing the relationship, translated into Indonesian if not already in English.
The second home visa is Indonesia’s long-stay residence category for foreign nationals seeking to live in the country for an extended period, separate from the Global Citizen of Indonesia (GCI) permanent residence pathway the Directorate General of Immigration launched in January 2026.
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Legit.ng – Indonesia Publishes Minimum Account Balance Required for 5-Year Second Home Visa
