A step-by-step guide to getting the E33G digital nomad visa for Bali yourself — no agent, and no $1000 markup.
Google “Bali visa” — the first ten results are agents. All singing the same tune: “it’s complex, risky, only through us, $1000–1500.” Because that’s how they make money.
In reality E33G is filed against an official document list for a government fee of about 7 million rupiah (~$430). Everything on top is a charge for the fog they created for you.
Offshore and from inside Bali. Step by step, with timelines — pick your scenario.
The official list and how to prepare each: statement, income, contract, CV, itinerary, photo, passport.
A bilingual employment contract that meets the immigration requirement. Fields highlighted — drop in your data.
Where everyone trips: renewal, income checks, document language. What to sort out in advance.
Ready AI prompts to translate your bank statement and documents into English. No translation agency.
Which banks open an account without a brutal deposit, and which insurance to take after you move.
Two minutes with the checklist: income, contract, balance, passport. You’ll instantly see if this route is yours.
7 items from our samples and templates. Not in English? Translate with the ready prompts in a minute.
Follow our flow, with timelines and screenshots. Online — and in ~5 business days you have a 1-year visa.
A full year, legally — no suitcase mode, no stamp every 60 days.
“The agent quoted 15 million. I did it myself with the guide for 7 — and half the time went into believing it’s really this simple.”
“The statement and contract scared me most. The guide has ready templates and a translation prompt — I had my pack together in an evening.”
“The parts on renewal and income checks are gold — exactly what agents stay quiet about until you pay a second time.”
You can do this yourself. This guide was built by people who live on Bali and went through these visas — not by agents who profit from keeping you confused. You don’t need a middleman — you need a clear plan. It’s inside.
Without a “sponsor,” officers sometimes aren’t sure what to do. How to prepare and not blow the renewal — in the guide.
That’s exactly why people go to agents. We break down how to present income the right way.
You must enter on the right visa, or the online conversion won’t go through. Which one — in the guide.
Rules change and the officer has the final say. We give a proven path and a pitfalls map.
A guarantor isn’t officially required for E33G — people file on their own all the time. The guide walks you step by step and flags where applications get bounced.
Attach it in your language; a stamp and signature are what matter. If they ask for English, the guide has AI translation prompts and a bilingual contract template.
Then your route is the offshore filing. The guide covers both scenarios step by step, with timelines.
No. It’s an original guide: the official requirements, the path step by step, a pitfalls map. You file yourself. We don’t process the visa for you — we show you how not to overpay an agent.
Money back. It’s a digital product, but if the guide didn’t work for you, write to us and we’ll refund it.