Sales Professionals on Commission: How to Prepare Income Evidence for an Indonesian Visa

Commission income does not by itself identify a visa. First select the route based on your activity, then document the income source and any threshold that the selected route actually requires.

TL;DR

  • Identify the employer, client, or business paying each commission.
  • Keep contracts, payslips, bank statements, and a simple monthly reconciliation.
  • For E33G, check the official yearly income requirement and overseas-employment condition.

About the Author: This guide draws on Atelix’s visa pre-qualification and document review process for applicants planning an Indonesia visa application.

Which route should a commission earner review?

A person employed by a company outside Indonesia may review E33G. Work for an Indonesian employer requires an appropriate local work route. Mixed freelance income needs individual review because it may not satisfy the overseas-employment condition.

How should irregular income be presented?

Prepare a period-by-period record that links contractual entitlement, payment advice, and deposits. Do not turn a peak month into an unsupported annual claim.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does commission count as income for E33G?

Check the current official E33G criteria and whether your employment arrangement qualifies. The amount and evidence must be reviewed together.

About Atelix

Atelix helps applicants compare Indonesian visa routes, check eligibility and organise documents before submission. Our pre-qualification review flags gaps for the selected route, with support from our team for questions that need a closer look. Indonesian Immigration makes the final visa and stay-permit decisions.

References

  1. Official E33G description