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The Silver Hair Visa, recently introduced by Indonesian Immigration, is specifically designed to cater to retirement-age tourists seeking a peaceful retirement in Indonesia. To be eligible for this visa, applicants must be at least 60 years of age and deposit funds into a designated state-owned bank account to meet the required financial threshold.
This golden visa category aims to attract tourists seeking extended stays in Indonesia, allowing them to remain in the country for up to 5 years. Whether it’s an individual investment or a corporate venture, holders of the Silver Hair Visa may freely depart and re-enter Indonesia during the validity of their visa.
Foreigners can use this VISA for:
After the Visa is issued, you must report accounts in state-owned banks to the immigration office within 90 days after the date of entry. Also, you must be financially sufficient during your stay in Indonesia. This type of visa targets to increase Indonesia’s investing power, thus USD 50,000 must be invested in a state-owned bank account.
However, for foreigners who cannot meet the requirements to invest in a state-owned bank account, we have another option you can consider applying, namely Retirement KITAS for foreigners who are at least 60 years old.
If you don’t meet the requirements for the Silver Hair Visa, there are other Golden Visa categories available in Indonesia, including those for investors and entrepreneurs.
You must enter Indonesia within 90 days of your Silver Hair Visa being issued.
Please consult with a visa consultant for detailed information on refund policies regarding rejected applications.
While both visas cater to retirees, the Silver Hair Visa is a new type of Golden Visa with specific requirements and benefits. A Retirement KITAS is another option for foreigners aged 60 and above who may not meet the investment criteria for the Silver Hair Visa.
It’s crucial to submit your proof of deposit within the stipulated timeframe. Failure to do so may result in complications with your visa status.
No, purchasing a house is not a requirement for the Silver Hair Visa. You can choose to rent or purchase property based on your preferences and budget.
Application letter
Passport valid for at least 12 (twelve) months
Recent colour
Curriculum Vitae
Travel Itinerary
Statement of commitment that the applicant will deposit funds in an account in his/her own name worth at least US$50,000 (fifty thousand US dollars) in a state-owned bank
Proof of income or benefits with a minimum value of US$3,000 per month (for the last 3 months)
Username and Password of Immigration system (Molina)
Other documents if required
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