11/09/2026
Can You Work Remotely in Bali on a C1 Tourist Visa?
Bali is a popular destination for digital nomads and remote workers, but choosing the right visa can be confusing, especially if you work for a company or clients outside Indonesia.
One common question we receive is:
👉 “I work remotely for an overseas company, but I don’t earn USD 60,000 per year. Can I stay in Bali on a C1 Tourist Visa?”
The answer isn’t as simple as “yes” or “no.”
The C1 is officially a Tourism Visitor Visa, not a Remote Worker Visa.
At the same time, there are reports of digital nomads staying in Bali on tourist visas while continuing to work for overseas companies or clients.
So, what does this mean for you?
In our latest article, we explain:
✅ What the C1 Tourist Visa officially allows
✅ What activities are restricted under C1
✅ The difference between C1 and the E33G Remote Worker Visa
✅ What the USD 60,000 annual income requirement means
✅ What digital nomads earning less than USD 60,000 should consider
✅ Why working for Indonesian companies or clients is different
✅ Important points to consider before choosing your visa
👉 Read the full guide:
https://balivisaadvisor.com/work-remotely-bali-c1-visa/
If you’re unsure which Indonesian visa is suitable for your situation, Bali Visa Advisor can help you review your circumstances and explain the available options.
📲 Contact us before applying to avoid choosing the wrong visa for your plans in Indonesia.
Can you work remotely in Bali on a C1 Tourist Visa? Learn what C1 officially allows, how it differs from E33G, and what remote worker earning under $60,000.