Jl. Campuhan II No.7, Legian. BALI
It's time for you to prepare the necessary requirements for your retirement visa application. Fabio Visa Agency Bali is always ready to assist and answer any questions you may have. We understand that the abundance of information on the internet can be overwhelming. That's why Fabio Visa Agency has simplified the list of required documents.
Applicants must be over 55 years old.
Required Documents:
A color scan of your passport. Your passport must be valid for more than 18 months.
A recent photograph.
Bank statement showing a balance of at least US $3,000 or an equivalent amount in other currencies.
A copy of the house lease contract.
The landlord's ID (KTP).
Active insurance with a minimum of 1-year coverage.
Please ensure that all documents are scanned in good quality and send them to our email or WhatsApp.
The initial application price for the Retirement Visa in Bali is 14,900,000 IDR*.
This price includes the visa fee and the agent's fee.
The annual extension price is 8,700,000 IDR*.
If you choose to apply for the B211A Visa with us, we offer a discount, and you only need to pay 2,500,000 IDR* for the Visa B211A.
The process follows the regular timeline, with the B211A Visa taking 10-14 working days and the Retirement Visa taking 14 working days.
*Please note that the prices listed here are subject to change in the future.
Since 2022, the Retirement Visa for Indonesia is no longer applicable offshore.
Under the current rules (updated in 2023), you can only apply for the retirement visa onshore through the 'change status' system.
What does 'change status' / ALIH STATUS mean?
'Change status' (officially named ALIH STATUS) is a KITAS application process that converts a B211A visa into an ITAS (Izin Tinggal Sementara). The B211A visa can be converted onshore into various types of ITAS, such as the Retirement ITAS.
Therefore, to apply for a retirement visa/KITAS, you must first enter Indonesia using a B211A visa. Subsequently, we will convert the B211A visa into a Retirement KITAS.
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