Indonesia’s Directorate General of Immigration is actively reviewing its visa policies to address the growing influx of foreign digital nomads. Currently, many are entering on tourist visas and working remotely, a practice not explicitly permitted under existing regulations. Officials are exploring the creation of specific visas for remote workers, potentially a five-year “second home” visa, alongside adjusting tax regulations to capture revenue generated by this demographic. The move aims to formalize the presence of digital nomads, streamline immigration, and bolster the Indonesian economy. Concerns remain regarding potential competition with the local workforce, which the government states it will address. The updated regulations are anticipated to provide legal clarity and ensure fair contributions to the state revenue. Further details concerning the specific requirements and tax implications are expected to be announced soon.