Maybe- the problem with all these Digital Nomad style visas is you have to prove your income when I've spent the last few years making my income on paper almost non-existent.
If this visa eventuates and it's open to NZ/Aus citizens/residents then I would be interested in using it to escape, at least for a few years, prison island Australia.
Many American/Canadian/British and EU digital nomads have left Thailand for Bali. They said they are offended by the Thai 90-day visa run, which makes them feel "unwelcome"! I think Bali's new tax-free, long term visa will attract millions of digital nomads and boost the Indonesian economy in no time.
YH, Then they shamed themselves even more by legalising cannabis, . 🤡 The Thai government are definitely f.ckin up Big time! people have lost respect for them.
Thailand wants to attract wealthy people that’s why they make it hard for everyone else. If you’re wealthy you can just get the elite visa. Not sure how popular it actually is because the amount of money they want for it is ridiculous
We just got residency in Mexico and they did an iris scan. It broke my heart to do that to my children. We wanted residency to get rfc which is a tax number to pay less capital gains and less tax on air bnb. I don’t plan on being here long but I feel all this nwo over reach has given me ptsd. I know we need to renounce Canadian citizen ship and get another elsewhere and same for our corporation. I’m terrified I’m signing up for darker countries knowing it’s affecting future generations. If it’s based solely on money it would be easier.
Agreed. We've decided to hold back on immigrating to a European country and instead we're staying put where we are however the trade off is that we're in a high crime country. For the moment, we can buy a little safety but it's so tough to know what the right thing is to do for our kids.
As somebody who has been living in Mexico and Colombia since COVID first hit the US, Bali always sounded like a great place to work remotely barring those intense lockdown restrictions from recent years. The 12-odd hour time differential is something to consider too. I feel like you can get a lot of the similar lifestyle elements in Playa del Carmen or Tulum too without going halfway around the world.
I love Bali, but it’s so crowded and many of the young tourists there behave terribly.. however the people are amongst the kindest in the world in my experience. I’ve lived in Asia and loved it, but Bali is too touristy for me. Also, at certain times of years the humidity is brutal.
Yeah but what about the other Islands. Indonesia consist of over 17,000 Islands ,so why not just relocate to maybe the island of Java or Sumatra ? , go to where the mountains are the have places cool all year.
@@harrypaatsch3818 oh why is that ? I’m Western myself and really did not encounter any problem outside of Jakarta and Bali , could you please explain?
@@muhammadj8424 my understanding is you can only extend your visa monthly in jakarata and bali. so you have to stay there. did you stay long term outside those places?
Northern Bali stands to change drastically over the coming years owing to the opening of a new international airport in 2024 if plans go ahead. There are some lovely spots up there and cheap land but DYOR.
Just don't worry too much about indonesian taxes.. for the middle low income they don't push too much for the citizen to pay income tax if ur income don't have a record.. enjoy and come to indonesia..
@@CashCatz Lombok is still developing, it'll take years to have more town like that but it definitely is a lot more quite & far less crowded than Bali. They just built a new MotoGP circuit recently in Lombok, so there's definitely development going on there.
@@robertstitson That's unfortunate, thanks for the info. Walk friendly is in my top 3 indicators for quality of life. Any walk friend Asia recommendations?
@@CashCatz as a whole in Asia, Japan, Korea, Taiwan are very walkable. Singapore is about the only recommendation I can give in SEA. Parts of Malaysia are passable also.
Not meaning to be a doomsday-er here and recently I watched a documentary from a geologist who said he predicted the tsunami of 2011 and has seen the pattern in earthquakes and predicts the next big one, which is going to be a quake of 9.5 or so, it'll be around Bali, so if you move there, make sure it is nowhere near the coastline. He said the next big one could happen anytime in the near future
I believe Southern Sumatra near Padang is more likely for a 2004 type quake. A seismologist who predicted the Boxing Day quake has said as much. Bali, less so.
Hello, could you find and post the link to this documentary, please? It would be very helpful. I've been living in Bali for several years and haven't heard of this prediction. Thank you Mr. Sulovic.
@@christryst Padang sounds familiar yet I summarised it in my head as Indonesia, which covers a wider area. Too much in my head as it is to remember details like this lol
@@erniesulovic4734 why are you promoting something if you can’t provide with the info? You are losing your credibility.. you could search and post for those who asked you
Great updated info always on alert!! I would love to live there if the weather is not so hot! I prefer not using AC! I would like to live in Bandung instead!,
Might as well considering some smaller cities in central/east java such as Malang, Magelang, Wonosobo, Batu or even Dieng, we have cool or rather cold climate up here, it was 2°C this morning in Dieng
The internet is very slow. Humidity is killing. Red tapes is endless. Poor health care facility. Infrastructure is lousy. Good to visit for a week, but not to stay.
My hope is that this will be aimed at Bali but be applicable to all of indonesia. Some of the cities here are very modern in every sense. I'd move to Yogyakarta any day
Meh, Bali already starting to get overpopulated with people.. if they rolled this out, it won't be long until people trash up the island... where it's at now, it forces people to leave or at least reset.
@@abdana.3770 Cambodia and Thailand are better outside Bali it's Sharia law people know it they don't want to be hang for being gay or sleeping without marriage Bali is thriving bcuz of secularism of Hindus there either nobody will stay there for more than 3days in Sharia law
What's the subclass of this visa? I check the article on SCMP but no mention about it. Indonesian government is well-known to make an announcement of a plan but never materializes it
Hi Andrew, this is not true. the 5 years digital nomad was introduced by Minister of Tourism (Sandiaga Uno) without any approval from the Ministry of Law and Human Rights / Directorate General of Immigration and Ministry of Manpower. The Minister of Tourism wants to make Bali more famous but there was no cooperation between those Ministries yet. There would be big complains from Indonesian people in case the 5 years digital nomad visa is applicable because many foreigners will work in Indonesia without using work permit & stay permit and it would against many Indonesian regulations. Sandiaga Uno was just appointed as Minister and he wants to make new policies but it would violates laws.
Indonesia introduced 5 years Multiple Entry Visa in 2018 or 2019, but until now (even before covid-19), there was no implementation of 5 years Multiple Entry Visa, so only in the regulation, but difficult to be implemented because too many bureaucracy and political interest.
I just heard from a friend in Bali that the President of Indonesia just got back from an international trip, less than 30 minutes after landing back in Indonesia, he announced that a 3rd booster for the covaids vaccine will be mandatory.
@@christryst bandung might be the firsr choice. it's the capital city of west java. then you can go to so many awesome places and opportunities i moved out from jakarta about 3 years ago to some place here but that's anorher story since i'm now a bit tied up fixing stuffs with my new business here jakarta the capital city of this country has too many crazy restrictions & sick politics nowadays so businesses are going bankrupt there and it's no longer comfortable there
you may ask around to find some affordable condos in Bandung some apartments have awesome condo facilities yet with a similar pricing i used to live in one of these affordable condo apts in jakarta back then. yearly rates vary between USD 1500 - 3000 lowesr monthly rate might be pretty cheap also at around USD 150 right now since units are vacant due to the pandemic 🤓🤠🥳
Tax wise even if one will not pay Indonesian tax but because if my income comes from my country of current residence ,, I still have to pay the local tax! so no tax advantage as such not to mention extra cost to stay in Bali
Would be nice to do a VDO about the new Elite Visa scheme (starting as of 1 Oct, now called Privilege Visa) in Thailand and get your opinion on it ....
Indonesia has always been very strict in my opinion. If my understanding of their visa laws is correct then a foreigner can only be there for a total of 31 years. 2x3 for temporary residency and 5x5 for permanent residency. What happens if someone marries an Indonesian or has other ties there. Seems very one sided.
Yeah, relationships even with close geographical (e.g. Australia) and cultural neighbours (e.g. Malaysia) can be frosty to outright abrasive which really serves neither side. There should be far more cultural exchange - it's cheap and easy. Would be great to see closer ties in future. I agree the laws in Indonesia are far too strict for foreign investment and residence. It doesn't serve Indonesia.
@@christryst very true. I looked at their history as well and see why they do it but they can have things in place to keep their status intact. They can take some notes from the Philippines. At least there people can own condos and get a residence permit in different ways.
@@christryst Indonesia has a policy of prioritizing internal market over free market, it's an economic system that benefits the people with average IQ in the country.
I think this is not going to happen. If Indonesia opens the possibility to allow foreigners to own lands, the locals won’t have chance to own anything. Indonesia needs to be “strict” to protect their own lands from foreigners. They are open to foreigners as tourists, but almost no way for foreigners to be more than foreigners there.
@@violafairy I understand this given their colonial past with the Dutch. Many places in Asia are like that. I still think if they took some notes from the Filipinos they would have more foreigners wanting to spend money there. I think maybe foreigners can have a Hak pakai(not sure if I spelled that right) title but it's still restrictive.
No, you can't. However, a foreigner can own a property on a lease. Another way around this, is to marry a local and have your spouse's name on the paper. In the event of relationship breakdown, your spouse owns everything!
In order to do this, prenup needs to be drawn up. Otherwise the Indonesia citizen marrying foreigners also loses their rights of buying properties after marriage :)
you can buy property yet not freehold property if ur a foreigner but many of the locals don't have freehold either. mostly it's not much different these property you can always sell it again to anyone yet why even bother buying a property if you don't intend on staying for good there's a lot of consideration to buy a property since it means big investments many rich expats here managed to own their own property here but i'm not really sure how they do it tho just 1 km behind my property there's a beautiful villa here owned by an australian expat. he teaches english here yet i heard his family owns a cattle ranch back in oz
What are you complaining about the amount of paper to open a bank account abroad. When I was on a study stay in the US, I could not open a bank account without an ID number. I refused to request a study ID number. I'm not a number, I'm human and I want to be treated like a human and not under a number like a slave. I am from the EU and only people suffering in concentration camps in World War II were numbered here! Because I did not have an ID, one of the US banks even refused to cash my check with a student scholarship issued by the US office. So this is democracy and human freedom in the unbureaucraticUS.
@@tr8760 Mind you what do you expect from a “Cop”….compliance to giving up freedom for illusion of health benefits form something that’s useless. No accounting for intelligence. 😂
@@pcpolice2314 But why roll the dice when they do little to protect against something that is a threat to almost entirely the very old or the very ill?
Im confused.. I heard about this Bali Nomad visa. Then, they just anounce a few days ago that Bali is going to offer a "my second home" retired residency visa (very similar to malaysia). Did they just release news on two new visas? Wow. Bali really wants people to come back!
I'm confused why they say Bali Nomad visa. Technically, Visas are regulated by Indonesian government, not Balinese provincial government. So the visa should also applies in other parts of the country right?
you CAN buy it but it's not freehold many if not most of the locals don't have it either you can always sell it back it's no big deal in fact many foreign entities don't have much problem with it on second thought rent is cheap moneywise and even for me as a local i'd prefer rented property rather than buying a property since it makes more sense businesswise 🙏🙏🙏 especially at our 7% p.a. deposit rate ! 🤑🤑🤑
So many videos and articles about all these digital nomad visas .... that DONT EXIST YET. getting sick of hearing about these things. Don't talk about them until they are real kk thx
You have to consider that a Presidential election is coming up. Announcements will be made by potential candidates jockying for position. But even if this becomes a reality, if it remaining will depend on who is successful in the elections. Not least as minorities including digital nomads will be blamed by some candidates for many of Indonesia's problems.
Would you like to move to Bali?
Maybe- the problem with all these Digital Nomad style visas is you have to prove your income when I've spent the last few years making my income on paper almost non-existent.
I'd like to move to Philippines, would be great if you could do a vid on Philippines Andrew.
If this visa eventuates and it's open to NZ/Aus citizens/residents then I would be interested in using it to escape, at least for a few years, prison island Australia.
No, the food sucks. Been twice, got food poisoning on both occasions.
@@JH-gd5eh 3 year tourist visa mate, then just leave the country for a day and come back, do it all again.
Many American/Canadian/British and EU digital nomads have left Thailand for Bali. They said they are offended by the Thai 90-day visa run, which makes them feel "unwelcome"! I think Bali's new tax-free, long term visa will attract millions of digital nomads and boost the Indonesian economy in no time.
YH, Then they shamed themselves even more by legalising cannabis, . 🤡 The Thai government are definitely f.ckin up Big time! people have lost respect for them.
Thailand wants to attract wealthy people that’s why they make it hard for everyone else. If you’re wealthy you can just get the elite visa. Not sure how popular it actually is because the amount of money they want for it is ridiculous
😂
@@bsways that’s every country goal not only Thailand. It is ridiculous that even if someone married to a Thai has to report every 90days..
I’m in Bali at the moment. Indonesia loves to talk about all the things it’s going to do. Bottom line: nothing ever gets done.
How is Bali now? IS it as busy as before Covid?? Thanks!!
@@mash6706 of course it's not. But I'm sure it will be soon.
That’s the Indonesia I know. Nothing’s changed in other words…
Totally different work style compared in China
Same than Thailand 😂
Haven't been to Bali since something like 1993. Such a good trip.
Stay there. You'll love it. Bon Voyage!
We just got residency in Mexico and they did an iris scan. It broke my heart to do that to my children. We wanted residency to get rfc which is a tax number to pay less capital gains and less tax on air bnb. I don’t plan on being here long but I feel all this nwo over reach has given me ptsd. I know we need to renounce Canadian citizen ship and get another elsewhere and same for our corporation. I’m terrified I’m signing up for darker countries knowing it’s affecting future generations. If it’s based solely on money it would be easier.
Agreed. We've decided to hold back on immigrating to a European country and instead we're staying put where we are however the trade off is that we're in a high crime country. For the moment, we can buy a little safety but it's so tough to know what the right thing is to do for our kids.
As somebody who has been living in Mexico and Colombia since COVID first hit the US, Bali always sounded like a great place to work remotely barring those intense lockdown restrictions from recent years. The 12-odd hour time differential is something to consider too. I feel like you can get a lot of the similar lifestyle elements in Playa del Carmen or Tulum too without going halfway around the world.
How has Colombian been? How do you feel after recent elections?
12 hours is not a odd difference
@@alexandertraveler510 its very odd. you lose track of most of your networking back home
It’s not an odd difference, it’s a huge difference
12-odd means “12 or so” guys.
I love Bali, but it’s so crowded and many of the young tourists there behave terribly.. however the people are amongst the kindest in the world in my experience. I’ve lived in Asia and loved it, but Bali is too touristy for me. Also, at certain times of years the humidity is brutal.
Yeah but what about the other Islands. Indonesia consist of over 17,000 Islands ,so why not just relocate to maybe the island of Java or Sumatra ? , go to where the mountains are the have places cool all year.
Bali is big enough you can escape the tourists if you want to
@@muhammadj8424 its a lot harder for western people to relocate outside bali or jakarta
@@harrypaatsch3818 oh why is that ? I’m Western myself and really did not encounter any problem outside of Jakarta and Bali , could you please explain?
@@muhammadj8424 my understanding is you can only extend your visa monthly in jakarata and bali. so you have to stay there. did you stay long term outside those places?
Northern Bali stands to change drastically over the coming years owing to the opening of a new international airport in 2024 if plans go ahead. There are some lovely spots up there and cheap land but DYOR.
Sounds great!
Hopefully most of these viewers especially the ones that vote for Joe hopefully they leave the country and do as the nomad capitalist says
LOVE that area
good tip 👍
I hope not. The airport has been scrapped several times.
You are 100% right for what you said about Singapore. They rejected my flight to Indonesia which is very bad as I had a business visa
why? wow how does this happened? omg
Bali is absolutely wonderful!! this is a great idea i was considering going to europe but if they role this out i may reconsider
Just don't worry too much about indonesian taxes.. for the middle low income they don't push too much for the citizen to pay income tax if ur income don't have a record.. enjoy and come to indonesia..
At the same token, all taxes collected is helping the bureaucracy more than the taxpayers
Sounding pretty fantastic in all honesty.
Sounds great: digital nomads can “find” themselves whilst losing all the taxes at the same time.
Wouldn't make it expensive for locals?
Time to give an update here as the nomad visa is live now but only 1 years valid.
Bali would be nice
Bali is great, but the traffic will drive you mad. Motorbikes drive on pedestrian areas. Traffic completely clogged up in Ubud. Lombok much quieter.
Are there any towns there that are foot-friendly (walkable) and good for young children?
@@CashCatz Lombok is still developing, it'll take years to have more town like that but it definitely is a lot more quite & far less crowded than Bali.
They just built a new MotoGP circuit recently in Lombok, so there's definitely development going on there.
@@CashCatz Nowhere in Indonesia is walking friendly. Literally nowhere
@@robertstitson That's unfortunate, thanks for the info. Walk friendly is in my top 3 indicators for quality of life. Any walk friend Asia recommendations?
@@CashCatz as a whole in Asia, Japan, Korea, Taiwan are very walkable. Singapore is about the only recommendation I can give in SEA. Parts of Malaysia are passable also.
Not meaning to be a doomsday-er here and recently I watched a documentary from a geologist who said he predicted the tsunami of 2011 and has seen the pattern in earthquakes and predicts the next big one, which is going to be a quake of 9.5 or so, it'll be around Bali, so if you move there, make sure it is nowhere near the coastline. He said the next big one could happen anytime in the near future
I believe Southern Sumatra near Padang is more likely for a 2004 type quake. A seismologist who predicted the Boxing Day quake has said as much. Bali, less so.
Hello, could you find and post the link to this documentary, please? It would be very helpful. I've been living in Bali for several years and haven't heard of this prediction. Thank you Mr. Sulovic.
@@jasond.personal5433 Honestly, I wouldn't have a clue as I watch so much daily. Just do a search on youtube is the best I can advise
@@christryst Padang sounds familiar yet I summarised it in my head as Indonesia, which covers a wider area. Too much in my head as it is to remember details like this lol
@@erniesulovic4734 why are you promoting something if you can’t provide with the info? You are losing your credibility.. you could search and post for those who asked you
Gimme to revisit this visa with a video because it changed completely
SAY BYE TO CANADIAN DICTATORSHIP 🙌 🦓💨🇨🇦
@@25Soupy ITS BYE ALSO
I'm out of here ! Cya TrudOPE
@@25Soupy No bay
Yippee
And welcome to Indonesian regime 🤣
That would be perfect. Thank you Andrew! I've been to Bali twice, would love to stay longer but like you said, the Kitas tax is too much!
What are the requirements: Diplomes? minimum incomes? covid shot? Bank account? Etc... we all love bali but talk about the requirements 🤣
Great updated info always on alert!!
I would love to live there if the weather is not so hot!
I prefer not using AC! I would like to live in Bandung instead!,
Might as well considering some smaller cities in central/east java such as Malang, Magelang, Wonosobo, Batu or even Dieng, we have cool or rather cold climate up here, it was 2°C this morning in Dieng
The internet is very slow. Humidity is killing. Red tapes is endless. Poor health care facility. Infrastructure is lousy. Good to visit for a week, but not to stay.
Agree
Agree
Philippines is same
I chose kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬
My hope is that this will be aimed at Bali but be applicable to all of indonesia. Some of the cities here are very modern in every sense. I'd move to Yogyakarta any day
Bali is for making quick buck
Meh, Bali already starting to get overpopulated with people.. if they rolled this out, it won't be long until people trash up the island... where it's at now, it forces people to leave or at least reset.
try west java 😇🙏🙏🤟
Facts
There are secluded spots still. But those who know are not advertising it.
Indonesia is huge.. Out of the bali so many wonderful places to live and alot cheaper..
@@abdana.3770 Cambodia and Thailand are better outside Bali it's Sharia law people know it they don't want to be hang for being gay or sleeping without marriage Bali is thriving bcuz of secularism of Hindus there either nobody will stay there for more than 3days in Sharia law
What's the subclass of this visa? I check the article on SCMP but no mention about it. Indonesian government is well-known to make an announcement of a plan but never materializes it
Very nice and informative video. More power to you brother.
Thank you.
Hi Andrew, this is not true. the 5 years digital nomad was introduced by Minister of Tourism (Sandiaga Uno) without any approval from the Ministry of Law and Human Rights / Directorate General of Immigration and Ministry of Manpower. The Minister of Tourism wants to make Bali more famous but there was no cooperation between those Ministries yet. There would be big complains from Indonesian people in case the 5 years digital nomad visa is applicable because many foreigners will work in Indonesia without using work permit & stay permit and it would against many Indonesian regulations. Sandiaga Uno was just appointed as Minister and he wants to make new policies but it would violates laws.
Indonesia introduced 5 years Multiple Entry Visa in 2018 or 2019, but until now (even before covid-19), there was no implementation of 5 years Multiple Entry Visa, so only in the regulation, but difficult to be implemented because too many bureaucracy and political interest.
Exactly he’s just pushing rumors out
Baseline Thai Elite 5 year for a couple, approx 25k USD. Bali 5 year should be less.
They are saying 140k usd on a local bank account is all it takes. But not to touch in the 5 or 10 year visa period
Keep us updated when it starts
7 different papers for Thailand? Jeez…
Can't wait for it to be real!
Quarantine changed everything regarding visas 😭
..they realized they were too perfect 😂
Right, I've been saying the same thing. A lot of countries wanted an excuse to screen more.
Just move to Moldova and get it done with.
is easy to get?
@@mie- Probably. Plus it's totally corrupt and small money opens all doors.
@@essential.technology I’ll check that out. thanks 👍
I just heard from a friend in Bali that the President of Indonesia just got back from an international trip, less than 30 minutes after landing back in Indonesia, he announced that a 3rd booster for the covaids vaccine will be mandatory.
Yep ! Only the jabbed zombies will go to Bali now unfortunately.
west java with its cool climate (17-31°c throughout the year) like summer in europe might also be a good place for expats
Can you recommend a town there you like? I like Bandar Lampung across in southern Sumatra as a growth area.
@@christryst bandung might be the firsr choice. it's the capital city of west java. then you can go to so many awesome places and opportunities
i moved out from jakarta about 3 years ago to some place here but that's anorher story since i'm now a bit tied up fixing stuffs with my new business here
jakarta the capital city of this country has too many crazy restrictions & sick politics nowadays so businesses are going bankrupt there and it's no longer comfortable there
you may ask around to find some affordable condos in Bandung
some apartments have awesome condo facilities yet with a similar pricing
i used to live in one of these affordable condo apts in jakarta back then. yearly rates vary between USD 1500 - 3000
lowesr monthly rate might be pretty cheap also at around USD 150 right now since units are vacant due to the pandemic 🤓🤠🥳
@@dune2024 weather is nice but I am worried about earthquake.
@@ssanonswu2010 🤣🤣🤣 earthquake? where did u get that from 😹
the simpsons? 🙄🤦♂️😹😹😹
Thailand has a 10 year digital nomad visa they are going to pass
It is onshore visa now availablein Indonesia, no need to go visa run.
Tax wise even if one will not pay Indonesian tax but because if my income comes from my country of current residence ,, I still have to pay the local tax! so no tax advantage as such not to mention extra cost to stay in Bali
Would be nice to do a VDO about the new Elite Visa scheme (starting as of 1 Oct, now called Privilege Visa) in Thailand and get your opinion on it ....
Indonesia has always been very strict in my opinion. If my understanding of their visa laws is correct then a foreigner can only be there for a total of 31 years. 2x3 for temporary residency and 5x5 for permanent residency. What happens if someone marries an Indonesian or has other ties there. Seems very one sided.
Yeah, relationships even with close geographical (e.g. Australia) and cultural neighbours (e.g. Malaysia) can be frosty to outright abrasive which really serves neither side. There should be far more cultural exchange - it's cheap and easy. Would be great to see closer ties in future. I agree the laws in Indonesia are far too strict for foreign investment and residence. It doesn't serve Indonesia.
@@christryst very true. I looked at their history as well and see why they do it but they can have things in place to keep their status intact. They can take some notes from the Philippines. At least there people can own condos and get a residence permit in different ways.
@@christryst Indonesia has a policy of prioritizing internal market over free market, it's an economic system that benefits the people with average IQ in the country.
I think this is not going to happen. If Indonesia opens the possibility to allow foreigners to own lands, the locals won’t have chance to own anything. Indonesia needs to be “strict” to protect their own lands from foreigners. They are open to foreigners as tourists, but almost no way for foreigners to be more than foreigners there.
@@violafairy I understand this given their colonial past with the Dutch. Many places in Asia are like that. I still think if they took some notes from the Filipinos they would have more foreigners wanting to spend money there. I think maybe foreigners can have a Hak pakai(not sure if I spelled that right) title but it's still restrictive.
I'M MOVING TO BALI !!!
Being talked about is the operative word.
do they offer permanent residency such buying real estate property or other forms of investment? how about hongkong do you have a video?
Foreigners individuals cannot buy any lands in Indonesia. Only possible through PMA if I’m not mistaken.
No, you can't. However, a foreigner can own a property on a lease. Another way around this, is to marry a local and have your spouse's name on the paper. In the event of relationship breakdown, your spouse owns everything!
In order to do this, prenup needs to be drawn up. Otherwise the Indonesia citizen marrying foreigners also loses their rights of buying properties after marriage :)
you can buy property yet not freehold property if ur a foreigner
but many of the locals don't have freehold either. mostly it's not much different these property you can always sell it again to anyone yet why even bother buying a property if you don't intend on staying for good
there's a lot of consideration to buy a property since it means big investments
many rich expats here managed to own their own property here but i'm not really sure how they do it tho
just 1 km behind my property there's a beautiful villa here owned by an australian expat. he teaches english here yet i heard his family owns a cattle ranch back in oz
@@michirumaeda i am not going to marry an indonesian for a visa
What are you complaining about the amount of paper to open a bank account abroad. When I was on a study stay in the US, I could not open a bank account without an ID number. I refused to request a study ID number. I'm not a number, I'm human and I want to be treated like a human and not under a number like a slave. I am from the EU and only people suffering in concentration camps in World War II were numbered here! Because I did not have an ID, one of the US banks even refused to cash my check with a student scholarship issued by the US office. So this is democracy and human freedom in the unbureaucraticUS.
I opened one in a day. With only passport. I guess it depends on who you are talking to.
moving to Bali early next year
How about their strict jab policy?
Still there unfortunately
Unfortunately still need vax to enter Indonesia, not needed in Thailand , Vietnam, Cambodia and Malesia anymore
Are they pushing the lethal injections, does anyone know ?
They were last I checked. Only thing holding me back
i took the vaccine + booster and I am alive and well
@@pcpolice2314 happy to hear it. Not so for everyone.
@@tr8760 Mind you what do you expect from a “Cop”….compliance to giving up freedom for illusion of health benefits form something that’s useless. No accounting for intelligence. 😂
@@pcpolice2314 But why roll the dice when they do little to protect against something that is a threat to almost entirely the very old or the very ill?
How're things looking with Maldives in this context?
Do you have a link on the official announcement?
빨리 빨리 Bali
I travel around the world and make videos. I may look at Bali.
Malaysia launching 6-month digital nomad visa in Q3
Where did you see this
Good but the earthquakes aren’t
Any updates?
What's wrong with paying taxes?
Also capital gains are tax free with 5 years Bali visa?
Where can you apply for this visa?
Kinda pointless to talk about this topic right? What gets said and done are different things.
Im confused.. I heard about this Bali Nomad visa. Then, they just anounce a few days ago that Bali is going to offer a "my second home" retired residency visa (very similar to malaysia). Did they just release news on two new visas? Wow. Bali really wants people to come back!
I'm confused why they say Bali Nomad visa. Technically, Visas are regulated by Indonesian government, not Balinese provincial government. So the visa should also applies in other parts of the country right?
@@Si_nengatcha the name Bali sells more than Indonesia thats why. anyways it is a pan indonesian visa you can stay anywhere in indonesia
I love Bali. So Beautiful and beautiful people and culture. Now requires Vax to be let in so..... nope
Stay home 👍
Unfortunately still need vax to enter Indonesia, not needed in Thailand , Vietnam, Cambodia and Malesia anymore
Once its up and running, would i have to pay tax if i bring in crypto into bali to sell for local currency?
Does the need mandatory vaccine?
Unfortunately still need vax to enter Indonesia, not needed in Thailand , Vietnam, Cambodia and Malesia anymore
Still in 2024?
discussed ...when is it coming?!
Never :P
@@michirumaeda They've been floating this for 5 years
@@KingMinosxxvi expect another 5. Then at the end of that, add another 5 and so on and so forth 😆
Is there It job for US nationals in Indonesia
I wanna go back to my home country “Philippines” then I’ll travel slow to other countries in Asia.
***** Is it risky investing in property in Canada, Australia or Ireland in regards to property Confiscation????
Given PM Blackface's stance on confiscating property of people he doesn't agree with, I would be cautious.
PM blackface - "You will own nothing and be happy"
Can I use this 5 year visa in a different city than Bali, personally I don't like places like Bali. Thanks
What other countries did you like visiting and how come not bali
in Bali you don’t even own the land where you build a house…for that reason I’m out!
Where do you really own land? Taxes on that land to me mean you never really own it.
you CAN buy it but it's not freehold
many if not most of the locals don't have it either
you can always sell it back it's no big deal
in fact many foreign entities don't have much problem with it
on second thought rent is cheap moneywise and even for me as a local i'd prefer rented property rather than buying a property since it makes more sense businesswise 🙏🙏🙏
especially at our 7% p.a. deposit rate ! 🤑🤑🤑
So many videos and articles about all these digital nomad visas .... that DONT EXIST YET. getting sick of hearing about these things. Don't talk about them until they are real kk thx
Bali is nice but Indonesia has frequent earthquakes.
I have a dual citizenship, usa and europe, what should my 3rd be?
Definitely not indonesia. Not allowing dual citizenships. And idk how you can have “europe” citizenship
@@violafairy a country in europe
Syria
"Second home visa" 140k $ on a Indonesia bank, have medical insurance and these covid shots still in 2024..
What? Still poison jabs?
@@HarryOsirian that's what the visa requirements say.
Do I need a sponsorer to set up a business in Oman. I'm a UK citizen.
Thailand has 5 years?
the Elite visa is you want to pay big money
@@heavyd9154 25k sgd isn't that much?
Yes but pricey
I say just move around and enjoy the whole area
You have to consider that a Presidential election is coming up. Announcements will be made by potential candidates jockying for position. But even if this becomes a reality, if it remaining will depend on who is successful in the elections. Not least as minorities including digital nomads will be blamed by some candidates for many of Indonesia's problems.
its a trap
There will be NO details coming eventually becuase this is neverr going to happen
How bout Bali do something about the level of crime which also includes their cops
vietnam?
Move somewhere else asap. The freeways are looking better.
So where is the devil exactly?
Great news, too hot for me though 😉
Lake Toba
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Read today's news,.. it aint happening
I feel so sorry for the local people. Tax free, really ! 😂talk to the locals. Imagine if that was the laws in your country, this guy is funny 🤣
Bali is absolutely wonderful!! this is a great idea i was considering going to europe but if they role this out i may reconsider
Same! I just came to Europe, but I’m ready for this to be official so I can move there!