A Bali Investor KITAS relocation package bundles the PT PMA company setup, the E28A/E28C Investor KITAS visa application, and the property, banking, and settling-in logistics into one managed process — so an investor or villa buyer deals with a single point of contact instead of five separate vendors. As of 2026, the route runs through Indonesia’s foreign-investment company structure, meaning the visa cannot be filed on its own; the company has to be formed first. This page covers eligibility, the capital requirement, document handling, and the realistic timeline for the flagship investor package.
What Is the Investor KITAS and Who Is It For?
The Investor KITAS (commonly filed under sub-codes E28A or E28C) is a limited-stay permit issued to a foreign national who holds shares in, and typically also directs, a PT PMA — Indonesia’s foreign-owned limited liability company. It suits second-home buyers structuring a villa through a company, HNW families relocating around a holding vehicle, and investors who want work authorization as a director or commissioner rather than a permit that has to be renewed every 30-60 days. If the goal is simply a long-stay pass without a company, our retirement/second-home KITAS route is usually a lighter fit — we can advise which lane matches your objective before any capital is committed.
What Are the Eligibility and Capital Requirements?
Eligibility runs through the PT PMA, not through the individual alone. Public guidance from Indonesian immigration and licensed visa agencies (as of 2026) generally references an authorized capital figure around IDR 10 billion for the guarantor company, with a meaningful portion required to be paid up, and a personal shareholding threshold — often cited around IDR 1 billion — held by the investor in a director or commissioner role. These figures are set by Indonesian investment and immigration regulation and are revised from time to time, so we verify the current thresholds with the BKPM (Ministry of Investment) filing and immigration checklist at the time of application rather than quoting a fixed number indefinitely.
| Requirement area | General 2026 guidance |
|---|---|
| Company vehicle | PT PMA registered with the Ministry of Investment/BKPM |
| Authorized capital | Indicative range around IDR 10 billion (verified per current filing) |
| Personal shareholding | Indicative threshold around IDR 1 billion, director/commissioner role |
| Passport validity | Typically 6-18 months remaining, confirmed against current rules |
| Proof of funds | Evidence of living expenses, commonly cited near USD 2,000 equivalent |
These figures are indicative and change with policy updates; they are not a substitute for a current legal or immigration opinion, and we do not commit to a specific fee schedule or processing rule beyond what is verified at the time of filing.
What Does the Investor KITAS Relocation Package Include?
- PT PMA formation: company name reservation, deed of establishment, Ministry of Law and Human Rights legalization, and BKPM/OSS registration.
- Investor KITAS filing: document preparation, visa application (E28A/E28C), and coordination with immigration for the stay permit and, where relevant, the KITAS card and MERP (multiple exit-re-entry permit).
- Document handling: collating passport, share certificates, company decree, bank statements, and background documents into an application-ready file, plus translation/legalization where required.
- Banking setup: introduction and support opening a local corporate and personal account so the capital and paid-up requirements are demonstrable.
- Property and villa sourcing: for investors buying or leasing a home through the same company structure, coordinated with our premium property sourcing service.
- Family and schooling: for relocating families, coordination with international school placement and family relocation support.
- Settling-in concierge: the practical layer after the visa is approved — SIM/driving arrangements, utilities, staff, and orientation, handled through our concierge and lifestyle settling-in service.
How Does the Process and Timeline Work?
The sequence runs company first, visa second, settling-in third — shortcutting that order is where most delays and rejected filings start.
- Discovery call: confirm the objective (investment, second home, family relocation) and the right visa lane.
- Company structuring: PT PMA name, shareholding, and KBLI classification set, then filed with BKPM/OSS and legalized.
- Capital and banking: corporate account opening and capital/paid-up evidence arranged alongside legalization.
- Visa filing: Investor KITAS application submitted with completed company documents, passport, and proof of funds.
- Approval and card issuance: KITAS card, MERP, and related permits collected once approved.
- Settling-in: property handover, school enrollment, banking, and daily-life logistics coordinated as needed.
Elapsed time depends heavily on how fast company and banking documents come together on the client side; agencies commonly cite roughly three to eight weeks once paperwork is complete, but we do not promise a fixed number of days for any case, since processing volume and document readiness both move the timeline.
How Much Does an Investor KITAS Relocation Package Cost?
Costs sit in two buckets: government/official fees (BKPM registration, notary, immigration) and the service fee for managing the process end-to-end. Market-published figures for the visa-plus-company-formation component alone (as of 2026) commonly sit in a USD 1,000-8,000 range depending on scope, urgency, and whether filing happens inside or outside Indonesia. Property, schooling, and concierge components are priced separately based on the villa, school, and lifestyle level chosen.
Because regulation and agency pricing move year to year, every quote we issue is case-specific and confirmed in writing before work begins — treat any figure discussed on a call as indicative until confirmed against current filing requirements.
How Do I Book This Service?
Send your investment size, target timeline, and whether property or schooling should be bundled in, via WhatsApp or email. We reply with a scoped process outline and an indicative cost range — no obligation to proceed after the initial call.
Do I need a PT PMA before I can apply for an Investor KITAS?
Yes. The Investor KITAS is tied to shareholding and a director/commissioner role in a PT PMA, so the company has to be legally established (or already exist) before the visa can be filed.
Can an Investor KITAS package include buying or leasing a villa?
Yes — many clients combine the two, using the same PT PMA to also lease or hold a villa. We coordinate this with our property sourcing team so company, banking, and property timelines line up.
Is the Investor KITAS the same as Indonesia’s Golden Visa or Second Home Visa?
No. They are separate categories with different qualifying criteria — Investor KITAS is tied to operating shareholding in a PT PMA, while Golden Visa and Second Home routes have their own investment or deposit conditions. We walk through which category fits on a discovery call rather than assuming one route applies.
Will my family also get residency under my Investor KITAS?
Dependents are typically filed under a related sponsored permit rather than the investor category itself. If schooling is part of the plan, we loop in our family and school relocation team so both tracks move together.
This page is general guidance, not legal, tax, or immigration advice; capital thresholds, fees, and processing rules are set by Indonesian authorities and are verified case by case at filing time. Part of Juara Holding Group — operating from Bali across Indonesia since 2015 — we manage the company, visa, property, and settling-in process as one team rather than handing you between vendors. To scope your Investor KITAS relocation package, message us on WhatsApp at wa.me/6281139414563 or write to bd@juaraholding.com.