Indonesia plans to attract digital nomads to Bali with five-year visa


Around 95 per cent of 'digital nomads' surveyed have said Indonesia is their 'top of mind' destination for remote work and they are ready to travel. - AFP

JAKARTA (Bloomberg): Indonesia plans to issue a special five-year visa for remote workers and business-leisure travellers to lure visitors back to Bali and other destinations.

Around 95 per cent of surveyed "digital nomads" have said Indonesia is their "top of mind" destination for remote work and they are ready to travel, Tourism Minister Sandiaga Uno said in an interview with Bloomberg Television's Yvonne Man and Rishaad Salamat on Monday (June 6).

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