Indonesia Remote Worker Visa (E33G) / Second Home Visa: Family & Dependents
Bringing a spouse or kids on the Indonesia Remote Worker Visa (E33G) / Second Home Visa — what changes and what to check.
Family inclusion now works differently depending on which program you're on. Since December 2025, E33G Remote Worker holders can sponsor a spouse, children, or parents on their own dependent KITAS tied to the primary holder. Second Home Visa holders could already bring a spouse, children, and parents on dependent permits matching their own 5-or-10-year term, with no separate financial requirement beyond the one deposit or property already covering the whole family.
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