Published: 20.07.2026
Indonesia’s proposed international financial center framework includes golden visas, streamlined immigration procedures, and simplified business and residency permits. It also proposes flexible employment rules, but the bill still needs to pass a parliamentary vote at the time of publication.
According to sources, the PFII proposal could create a more convenient set of immigration tools for participants in Indonesia’s international financial center, including golden visas and simplified residence procedures. This is potentially relevant to investors, professionals, and companies planning to operate in the proposed financial zone, but the terms remain part of a bill rather than current rules for all foreigners. If adopted, the main consequence would be easier access to residence and employment permits within the PFII. People considering relocation through investment or financial-sector employment should monitor the bill’s progress, but should not base a current application on provisions that are not yet in force.