Bali has long been a popular holiday spot for Aussies, but it's set to become a serious destination for workers keen to escape the city grind thanks to a new tax-free visa the Indonesian government has introduced. The new B211A "digitial nomad" visa will allow Australians to live and work for six months tax-free.
Is The New Bali Tax-Free Visa For Digital Nomads? Miguel Latorre , head of the HR Working Group at the European Chamber of Commerce in Indonesia, said: This new visa is aimed at professionals, not necessarily digital nomads , to make Bali their base.
The new option, however, will definitely come as an attractive proposition for freelancers and flexible workers who may have been keen to work in locales such as Bali completely tax-free,
After more than a year of deliberation, the Indonesian government has announced that remote workers will be allowed to work online for up to six months without paying taxes by using the existing B211A 6-months visa. The original government idea to join countries offering digital nomad visa — may be up to five years — is still being debated.
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