JAKARTA - According to Acting Immigration Director General, Yuldi Yusman, Indonesia has attracted Rp 48 trillion (approximately USD 2.86 billion) in investments through its Golden Visa scheme.

As of September this year, authorities have issued 1,012 Golden Visas, reflecting growing confidence among global investors in Indonesia’s economy.

The Indonesian Golden Visa is an immigration facilitation given to foreigners to enter and stay in Indonesian territory for five to ten years to support the national economy. 

Based on a press release by the Indonesian Directorate General of Immigration, Rp 46.5 trillion (approximately USD 2.81 billion) came from foreign companies opening subsidiaries in the country, individual investors contributed Rp 249.3 billion (approximately USD 15.1 million), and other visa holders added Rp 1.45 trillion (approximately USD 87.6 million).

The programme has also generated Rp 12.96 billion (approximately USD 776,000) in non-tax state revenue.

The press release also noted that interest in the program picked up this year, surpassing the government’s early goal of 1,000 permits. Between December 2024 and September 2025 alone, the programme secured about Rp 12.4 trillion (approximately USD 750 million).