Residency
Indonesia — Residency: Retirement Visa
Indonesia lists an E33F visa for people aged 60 or older within the Second Home category, with the main Second Home route needing a USD 130,000 deposit or a USD 1 million apartment commitment.
VerifiedGovernment / official sourceDirectorate General of Immigration — E33 Second Home and E33F elderly visaLast reviewed: 2026-10-23
Why this matters
A retirement visa can provide a stable place to live and relax in Indonesia, with access to healthcare and other benefits.
Key facts
- The E33 Second Home visa requires either a deposit of at least USD 130,000 in a personal account at a state-owned bank or a commitment to buy an apartment worth at least USD 1,000,000, proven within 90 days of entry.
- The official list shows E33F as the elderly visa (age 60 or older), a 1-year stay; its specific financial and document requirements were not in the results.
- eVisa FAQ pages conflict on whether the Second Home visa allows work and on fees (IDR 7,000,000 versus IDR 13,000,000 for up to 5 years).
- Check the official E33F page or evisa.imigrasi.go.id before applying.
Steps
- Step 1: Meet Eligibility Criteria — Check the requirements for a retirement visa, including the necessary income and health insurance.
- Step 2: Gather Required Documents — Collect necessary documents, including a valid passport, proof of income, health insurance, and medical checkup results.
- Step 3: Submit Application — Submit the application to the Indonesian immigration office, along with required documents and fees.
- Step 4: Wait for Approval — Wait for the application to be processed and approved, typically within 2-4 weeks.