Indonesia’s Golden Visa Attracts Nearly $3 Billion Since Launch

Indonesia’s Golden Visa program has generated nearly $3 billion in investments in just over a year since its launch in July 2024, according to official figures published in September 2025.

The country has issued more than 1,000 Golden Visa permits, securing approximately Rp 48 trillion (around $2.9 billion).

The majority of the capital came from foreign companies establishing subsidiaries or branches in Indonesia, while individual investors accounted for a smaller portion.

Corporate investors contributed about 96% of the total investment, reflecting strong international business interest in Indonesia’s expanding market.

Investment Requirements and Visa Terms

The Golden Visa is available for five- or ten-year periods depending on the level of investment:

• Individual investors:
  • $350,000 for a five-year visa
  • $700,000 for a ten-year visa

• Corporate investors:
  • $25 million for a five-year visa
  • $50 million for a ten-year visa

Visa holders enjoy benefits such as priority airport access, simplified immigration procedures, and legal certainty for operating and investing in Indonesia.

Economic Impact and Policy Goals

The program aims to attract long-term investors and high-value professionals to strengthen Indonesia’s economy through job creation, investment diversification, and technology transfer.

Since its launch, the Golden Visa has become an integral part of the broader strategy to increase foreign direct investment and modernize its immigration framework.