Living in Indonesia while working in Estonia

Can I live in Indonesia and work remotely for a company in Estonia?

Yes, it is possible, however we usually recommend double-checking the following points:

  1. The company you want to work for has a local office in Indonesia.
  2. The company has an office in Estonia, and you are able to work from there.
  3. You have a valid work visa in Indonesia.

I am a US citizen. Do I need a work visa to work in Indonesia? No, you do not need a work visa to work in Indonesia. However, you may need a work visa to work in Indonesia if you are working for a company that has a local office in Indonesia.
Can I work in Indonesia as a tourist? Yes, you can work in Indonesia as a tourist.

How to find remote work in Estonia while living in Indonesia?

Usually, it is feasible to get remote jobs in Estonia even though you are located in Indonesia. For that we need to take a look at the difference between remote work in Estonia and remote work in Indonesia.

Why you should consider working remotely in Estonia?
In this article, we will cover the reasons why you should consider working remotely in Estonia.

  1. You can live anywhere in the world
    In the era of globalization, it is easier than ever to live anywhere in the world. For example, if you want to work remotely in Estonia, you can do that. You can work from anywhere in the world.
  2. You can work at any time
    If you are an entrepreneur or an entrepreneur who is looking for remote work in Estonia, you can work at any time. You can work at any time of the day or night.
  3. You can work from anywhere
    If you are a remote worker, you can work from anywhere. You can work from your home, from a coffee shop, from a park, from a beach, from a hotel, or from any other place.
  4. You can work for any company
    If you are looking for remote work in Estonia, you can work for any company. You can work for small companies, medium-sized companies, or large companies.
  5. You can work from any place
    If you are a remote worker in Estonia, you can work from any place.

How to get paid in Indonesia when working remotely for a corporation in Estonia?

You can get paid in Indonesia even if you are working for a company in Estonia, however , the procedure is a bit different.

The first thing to do is to register your company in Indonesia, which you can do online. Once you have registered, you will need to open an account with an Indonesian bank. The bank will require you to provide your company’s registration number and the bank will verify your company’s registration.
Once you have your bank account, you can start receiving your paychecks. You will need to contact your bank and tell them that you want to receive your paychecks. You will need to provide your company’s registration number and your personal identification number (PIN).
Your bank will then issue you a debit card that you can use to withdraw your paychecks. You will need to fill out a form to request your paychecks. You will need to provide your company’s registration number, your personal identification number (PIN), your bank account number, and your name.
You can then withdraw your paychecks.
You will need to withdraw your paychecks at least once a month. You can withdraw your paychecks at any ATM that accepts MasterCard and Visa.

How do taxes work in Indonesia if I’m working remotely for a company Indonesia?

When working remotely in Indonesia for a firm based in Estonia, taxes might be tricky, therefore it is important to know the laws and regulations.

The tax system in Indonesia is complex. You have to be aware of the tax laws and regulations, if you are working remotely for a firm based in Estonia.
Tax rates for Estonia
Tax rates in Estonia are generally low, but they are subject to changes. Tax rates in Estonia are based on income, not on wealth.
Tax rates in Indonesia
Tax rates in Indonesia are based on income. Income tax rates are progressive. In Indonesia, the income tax rate is 20%.
Tax rates in Indonesia are progressive. The tax rate for the lowest income bracket is 20%. The tax rate for the highest income bracket is 30%.