Published: 21.07.2026
Indonesia’s proposed PFII international financial center would include golden visas, streamlined immigration procedures, and simplified residency permits. After completing the first stage of consideration, the bill is expected to proceed to a parliamentary vote.
If adopted, the bill could make visas, work authorization, and residence permits easier for companies and personnel operating within the PFII, while also offering incentives to investors. At this stage, it is a proposed framework and does not replace Indonesia’s existing visa and immigration routes. The development primarily concerns investors, international businesses, and professionals connected with the planned financial center. It is worth monitoring for people considering Indonesia for long-term work or investment, but practical changes would follow only after the bill becomes law.