Bank Account Eligibility Checker
Answer 2 quick questions about your visa status and address to get a general outlook on your Indonesia personal bank account eligibility.
Personal bank account eligibility for foreigners generally depends on visa type (KITAS or long-term visa is usually preferred) and proof of an Indonesian address. This tool gives a general outlook only — requirements vary by bank and are never guaranteed.
1. Do you currently hold a KITAS or other long-term stay visa (not just a tourist visa)?
2. Do you have proof of an Indonesian address (rental agreement, KITAS address, etc.)?
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Bank account opening decisions are made solely by the bank based on their internal policies, your documents, and current requirements, which can change without notice. This tool gives a general, non-binding outlook only.
No, this checker is for personal bank accounts only. PT PMA business accounts have separate requirements involving NIB, company deed, NPWP, and sometimes Investor KITAS for the foreign director. Visit our Bank Account service page for business account guidance.
Several major Indonesian banks offer accounts to foreigners, including BCA, Mandiri, BNI, BRI, and international banks such as HSBC and Citibank. Requirements and acceptance criteria vary between banks and branches.
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Visa Nest is an independent visa and business setup consultancy. We provide guidance, document preparation, application assistance, and case support according to current Indonesian requirements. Visa Nest is not a government immigration authority. Final approval is always subject to the decision of the Directorate General of Immigration and other relevant Indonesian authorities.
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Share your details — nationality, current location, purpose of stay, and planned travel date. Visa Nest will review your case and guide you step by step.
Visa Nest is an independent consultancy. We provide guidance and document support. Final approval is always subject to Indonesian authority decision.