The Directorate General of Immigration at the Ministry of Immigration and Corrections recorded a significant achievement in the Golden Visa programme in September 2025.
As of 23 September, a total of 1,012 Indonesian Golden Visas had been issued, with an investment value of more than Rp48 trillion.
Acting Director General of Immigration, Yuldi Yusman, stated that this achievement reflects the international community’s confidence in Indonesia’s investment climate.
“The Indonesian Golden Visa is one of the flagship programmes of the Directorate General of Immigration, expected to support national economic growth. This is in line with immigration’s role as a facilitator of public welfare development,” he said on Thursday (25/09/2025).
Yuldi added that aside from investment value, the issuance of Golden Visas had also contributed Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) amounting to Rp12.96 billion as of 23 September 2025.
Currently, holders of Indonesian Golden Visas come from 61 different countries. The diversity of origins demonstrates that investing and residing in Indonesia through the Golden Visa offers convenience and serves as a unique attraction for foreign nationals.
The largest contribution to the investment value came from foreign companies establishing subsidiaries or branches in Indonesia, worth nearly Rp46.5 trillion, or about 96% of the total investment. Meanwhile, investment from individual investors amounted to Rp249.3 billion, with other Golden Visa holders contributing an additional Rp1.45 trillion.
Yuldi explained that the Golden Visa is a residence permit granted to foreign nationals in specific categories, such as investors, foreigners with special expertise, world figures, and former Indonesian citizens and their descendants. The Golden Visa is valid for five to ten years and offers a number of benefits for its holders, including priority lanes at airports, streamlined immigration services, and legal certainty for investing and working in Indonesia.
“The Golden Visa achievements up to September 2025 prove that Indonesia is becoming increasingly attractive to investors and global talent. We hope this positive trend will continue, thereby supporting national development and strengthening Indonesia’s economy,” concluded Yuldi Yusman.