Indonesia
Asia
Key facts
- Capital
- Jakarta
- Population
- 285,721,236
- 2025
- Area
- 1,916,907 km²
- Official language
- Indonesian
- Currency
- Indonesian Rupiah
- IDR
- GDP per capita
- US$5,060
- 2025
- Dual citizenship
- Not allowed
- Indonesia does not allow dual citizenship for adults; only children of mixed-nationality parents may hold two citizenships until they must choose at 18.
Indonesia (Asia) has data on 12/14 Prosperous Intelligence indices. Strongest relative position: Cost of Living Index — #7/200 (90.7/100). Lowest relative position: Investment Migration ROI — #44/50 (31.0/100). The passport ranks #72/198 and reaches 70 destinations without a consular visa in advance. Global Citizenship Score 53.8/100 (#109/199). On the entry side, 98/197 passports can enter Indonesia without a consular visa in advance. The dataset records 4 active citizenship and residence programmes in Indonesia.
Scores on 12 indices
- Health & Longevity46.7
- Safety & Stability72.2
- Economy & Income76.1
- Education60.3
- Environment & Clean Water73.3
- Infrastructure79.0
- Digital Connectivity46.1
- Equality66.4
- Learning Quality37.3
- Educational Attainment90.9
- Expected Years of Schooling60.7
- Education Spending43.3
- Basic Access76.9
- Violent Crime99.8
- Stability & Absence of Terrorism43.5
- Law Enforcement & Order45.4
- Road Safety73.1
- Absence of Armed Conflict99.6
- Health Outcomes67.4
- Coverage & Access76.4
- Health Workforce & Facilities14.3
- Spending & Investment1.8
- Financial Protection59.2
- Personal Income Tax36.4
- Capital Gains & Dividends89.9
- System & Incentives45.0
- Net Wealth Tax100.0
- Inheritance & Gift Tax100.0
- Corporate & Social Security55.9
- Rule of Law & Property Rights37.4
- Political Stability43.5
- Institutions & Regulation53.7
- Financial Soundness85.5
- Monetary Stability89.5
- Freedom of Capital Movement65.0
- Education60.3
- Healthcare46.7
- Safety72.2
- Quality of Life64.9
- Cost of living90.7
- Passport26.1
- Passport26.1
- Quality of Life64.9
- Safety72.2
- Healthcare46.7
- Purchasing power & price stability46.7
- Education60.3
- Wealth Protection59.3
- Tax68.6
- Cost of living90.7
- Healthcare46.7
- Safety72.2
- Quality of Life64.9
- Tax68.6
- Wealth Protection59.3
At a glance
Entering Indonesia
- Visa-free: 19 passports
- Visa on arrival: 79 passports
- eTA: 0 passports
- e-Visa: 87 passports
- Consular visa required: 12 passports
Regional position and data sources
- First in Asia on 0/12 indices
- Above the regional median on 4/12 indices
- Each index lists its source and data date on the Data sources page
Citizenship and residence programmes in the dataset
- Investor KITAS (Index E28A)
- Remote Worker Visa (E33G / Bali Nomad)
- Indonesia Golden Visa
- and 1 more programmes
Frequently asked questions about Indonesia
What is the capital of Indonesia?
The capital of Indonesia is Jakarta.
What is the population of Indonesia?
According to the World Bank, Indonesia had a population of 285,721,236 in 2025.
What is the official language of Indonesia?
The official language of Indonesia is Indonesian.
What currency does Indonesia use?
Indonesia uses the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).
Does Indonesia allow dual citizenship?
Indonesia does not allow dual citizenship for adults; only children of mixed-nationality parents may hold two citizenships until they must choose at 18.
How strong is the Indonesia passport?
The Indonesia passport ranks #72 of 198 on Prosperous Intelligence’s Passport Index and reaches 70 destinations without applying for a consular visa in advance (visa-free, visa on arrival or eTA).
How many destinations require a visa for Indonesia passport holders?
Holders of the Indonesia passport must apply for a consular visa before travelling to 125 destinations and need an e-Visa for 52. Full list: Indonesia passport page.
How many passports can enter Indonesia without applying for a visa in advance?
98 of 197 passports can enter Indonesia without applying for a consular visa in advance: 19 visa-free and 79 with a visa on arrival. 87 need an e-Visa and 12 must apply for a consular visa.
What citizenship and residency programmes does Indonesia offer?
The Prosperous Intelligence dataset records 4 active citizenship and residency programmes in Indonesia: Investor KITAS (Index E28A), Remote Worker Visa (E33G / Bali Nomad), Indonesia Golden Visa and 1 more. Details: Opportunity Map.
What is the minimum investment for residency or citizenship in Indonesia?
In Indonesia, Indonesia Golden Visa requires a minimum investment starting from US$350,000 and Investor KITAS (Index E28A) requires US$615,000 (reference USD conversion).
How long does an application take in Indonesia?
In Indonesia, an application under Remote Worker Visa (E33G / Bali Nomad) takes about 1–2 months, Indonesia Golden Visa about 1–3 months and Retirement KITAS (E33F) about 0 months (reference processing time).
How long does it take to become a citizen of Indonesia through these programmes?
Through Investor KITAS (Index E28A), citizenship of Indonesia is possible after about 5 years, after a period of permanent residence; through Indonesia Golden Visa, citizenship of Indonesia is possible after about 5 years, after a period of permanent residence (reference time).
How many days a year do you need to spend in Indonesia?
In Indonesia, Remote Worker Visa (E33G / Bali Nomad) requires 365 days of physical presence a year, Indonesia Golden Visa 0 days and Retirement KITAS (E33F) 0 days (reference figure).
Can family members join programmes in Indonesia?
Family members included: Investor KITAS (Index E28A): spouse and children under 18; Remote Worker Visa (E33G / Bali Nomad): spouse and children under 18; Indonesia Golden Visa: spouse and children under 18.
Where is Indonesia strongest and weakest in Prosperous Intelligence’s indices?
Relative to other countries, Indonesia is strongest on the Cost of Living Index (#7 of 200) and weakest on the Investment Migration ROI (#44 of 50).
How does Indonesia rank for quality of life?
Indonesia scores 64.9/100 on Prosperous Intelligence’s Quality of Life Index, ranking #109 of 211.
Is Indonesia expensive to live in?
Indonesia scores 90.7/100 on Prosperous Intelligence’s Cost of Living Index, ranking #7 of 200. This is the affordability-of-living-costs score: a higher score means lower prices.
How safe is Indonesia?
Indonesia scores 72.2/100 on Prosperous Intelligence’s Global Safety Index, ranking #91 of 203.
How does Indonesia rank for healthcare?
Indonesia scores 46.7/100 on Prosperous Intelligence’s Healthcare Index, ranking #134 of 192.
How does Indonesia rank for education?
Indonesia scores 60.3/100 on Prosperous Intelligence’s Education Index, ranking #106 of 191.
What the profile contains
- Key facts from government and international sources
- Scores and global ranks on 12 Prosperous Intelligence indices
- Entry rules, passport strength and residency programmes
Why the profile matters
- Compare one country across many criteria on a single page
- Not a substitute for legal, tax or investment advice
Method
- How each index is scored and weighted
- The limits of the data and how to check official sources
