Bali's Canggu and Ubud are the spiritual home of coliving and coworking culture. The E33G remote-worker visa (not the unrelated Second Home Visa) is the actual nomad-friendly path, visa rules shift often, so always check current requirements.
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Indonesia in short
We cover 2 cities in Indonesia. A mid-range solo month runs from about $1,150 in Ubud to about $1,400 in Canggu (our planning estimates, method). The visa tracker has 1 record for Indonesia, read on official pages and last checked 28 Sept 2026.
Sorted from cheapest. Monthly cost is a mid-range solo scenario in US dollars; housing is the accommodation line of the same scenario. Wifi and safety are planning figures, not measurements.
How this page is built: visa rows are read from the audited tracker, which links each figure to an official page and dates the check; city figures are editorial planning estimates (method). Rules change, so confirm with the authority before you apply. Researched from official immigration pages and the site's cost dataset.
Earlier summary of the visa route
Scheme
E33G Remote Worker Visa
Maximum stay
1 year, extendable
Income or savings
~$60,000/year income (not the $130k Second Home Visa)
Difficulty
Moderate
These summary figures were carried over from the earlier site and are not individually dated. Where they differ from the official-source records above, the records win.