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Indonesia's Second Home route provides a long-term ITAS for applicants who meet the immigration conditions and submit qualifying financial evidence. Current rules require proof such as IDR 2 billion held in the applicant's name at an Indonesian state-owned bank or qualifying property ownership in Indonesia, with the evidence completed within the prescribed period after the permit is issued.
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Funds in the applicant's name at an Indonesian state-owned bank, evidenced within the period set by immigration rules.
IDR 2bn ≈ $125,000
Eligible Indonesian property held in the applicant's name; title, value and location are checked before filing.
property-specific
Process
Review of passport, background, family composition and the proposed financial evidence.
1–2 weeksFiling through the official immigration process and response to document requests.
authority-specificEntry to Indonesia and completion of the immigration formalities for the residence permit.
after approvalComplete and document the approved deposit or property route within the official deadline.
within the required periodWhat our support includes
Pre-application eligibility and compliance review
Coordination of the immigration application
Document preparation for the family
Support with qualifying financial evidence
Post-issue permit and compliance guidance
Frequently asked questions
No. Current Second Home rules require qualifying financial evidence, such as the prescribed deposit or eligible property ownership.
The route can provide status for up to five years, with extension up to ten years in total under the applicable rules.
No. The decision and timing belong to Indonesian immigration, and requirements must be reconfirmed before filing.
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