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Digital Nomad or Entrepreneur? Visa Options for Lombok in 2025

Lombok is no longer just Bali’s quieter neighbor. With its pristine beaches, growing infrastructure, and pro-investment attitude, this island is becoming a hotspot for digital nomads and foreign entrepreneurs alike. If you’re planning to work remotely or build a business in Lombok, your visa choice in 2025 will shape your success.

Digital Nomad or Entrepreneur Visa Options for Lombok in 2025 by Indoned

For Digital Nomads: Second Home Visa & Remote Worker Options

If you’re earning abroad and want to enjoy island life in Lombok without dealing with Indonesian tax or business licensing—there’s good news.

Second Home Visa (KITAS)

  • Ideal for: Remote workers, retirees, investors with sufficient savings.
  • Stay duration: 5 or 10 years.
  • Requirement: Proof of funds (IDR 2 billion in an Indonesian bank) or proof of property ownership under your name.
  • Benefit: Legal long-term stay without starting a business.

Why it’s popular:

  • No local employment required.
  • Ideal for those working with international clients or freelancing online.
  • You can live in Lombok legally while enjoying a tax-friendly structure.

For Entrepreneurs: Investor KITAS & PT PMA Setup

If you’re ready to go beyond passive income and start a real business in Lombok, the Investor KITAS tied to a PT PMA (foreign-owned company) is your best path.

Investor KITAS

  • Ideal for: Foreigners who own shares in a PT PMA.
  • Stay duration: 1 or 2 years, renewable.
  • Minimum investment: IDR 10 billion capital requirement (for company), and min. IDR 1 billion personal investment to qualify for the visa.
  • Benefit: Full legal working rights in your own company.

Why it’s strategic:

  • Access to local business licenses.
  • Ability to sponsor other visas (for staff or family).
  • Operate in sectors like hospitality, wellness, eco-tourism, or property development.

What’s Changing in 2025?

Indonesia is tightening visa policies to better define between “staycation” and “business activity.” If you’re earning money from within Indonesia, using the wrong visa could result in fines, blacklisting, or deportation. Lombok’s growing economy—especially in tourism, villas, and sustainable businesses—means immigration is paying more attention. Getting the right visa is no longer optional.

Your Lombok Move Starts with the Right Visa

Whether you’re sipping coffee while coding on the beach, or opening a beachfront café—visa compliance is your foundation. Lombok is booming, and foreign presence is welcome—but only if you do it right.

Get expert help setting up the right visa, company structure, and property purchase strategy—before making your move.

Ready to Move to Lombok?

Indoned Consultancy helps digital nomads, entrepreneurs, and investors get fully legal in Indonesia. From visa planning to PT PMA setup, we’re your partner on the ground.

Disclaimer

The information provided here is based on our long experience. The process or requirement may vary depending on the specific facts and conditions. Besides, the law and regulations in Indonesia subject to frequent changes. Please contact us as your consultant to get an up to date information and accurate advice. More Information click here and You can also follow our social media accounts to see the latest information posts. please click on the following links: Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, and Twitter.

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