WTMG Intelligence

Indonesia Relocation Market Intelligence

A data-driven view of Indonesia's structural relocation market using migration, economic, destination-attractiveness and corridor indicators.

RMOS Score58.7447
Global RMOS Rank#77 of 171
Migration Momentum92.0
International Migrant Stock445,726
Migrant Share0.2%
MethodologyRMOS-GLOBAL-1.0
Data Coverage100.0%

This profile describes structural relocation-market conditions. It does not represent WTMG customer demand, leads, transactions or revenue.

RMOS-GLOBAL-1.0

Indonesia's RMOS position

Authoritative RMOS58.7447
Global rank#77
Countries scored171
Top positionTop 45.0%
Migrant-stock rank#79 of 172
Migration-momentum rank#16 of 172

RMOS component breakdown

Weighted contributions reconcile to the stored authoritative RMOS score.

ComponentNormalized scoreWeightWeighted contribution
Migration Momentum92.025%22.9897
Migrant Market Size54.420%10.8772
Migrant Share2.415%0.3529
GDP per Capita33.715%5.0562
GDP Growth80.810%8.0791
Destination Attractiveness71.410%7.1396
Visa Accessibility85.05%4.2500
Stored final RMOS58.7447

Indonesia migration-market scale

Source years are shown separately because the underlying datasets update on different cycles.

International migrant stock445,726Source year: 2024
Migrant share0.2%Source year: 2024
Population285,721,236Source year: 2025
GDP per capita$4,925Source year: 2024
GDP growth5.0%Source year: 2024

MMS-1.0

Indonesia Migration Momentum

These are changes in international migrant stock, not annual migration flows.

2024 migrant stock445,726
2020 migrant stock306,702
2015 migrant stock192,119
2020-2024 change+139,024 (+45.3%)
2015-2024 change+253,607 (+132.0%)

Largest migrant-stock origins into Indonesia

2024 international migrant stock, not annual relocation flow.

RankOrigin2024 migrant stock2020 stock2015 stock2020-2024 change
#1Malaysia161,01394,4891,892+66,524 (+70.4%)
#2Timor-Leste95,60384,31052,987+11,293 (+13.4%)
#3China82,56847,63315,036+34,935 (+73.3%)
#4India22,75813,1423,649+9,616 (+73.2%)
#5Thailand10,4819,2385,806+1,243 (+13.5%)
#6Japan9,9387,43212,622+2,506 (+33.7%)
#7Saudi Arabia8,8777,8224,916+1,055 (+13.5%)
#8South Korea6,5274,8898,494+1,638 (+33.5%)
#9Afghanistan5,9797,6466,263-1,667 (-21.8%)
#10Australia1,9401,4662,563+474 (+32.3%)

Largest destinations for migrants from Indonesia

2024 international migrant stock, not annual relocation flow.

RankDestination2024 migrant stock2020 stock2015 stock2020-2024 change
#1Malaysia1,761,5021,693,4591,607,465+68,043 (+4.0%)
#2UAE298,351262,762250,877+35,589 (+13.5%)
#3Bangladesh205,947149,901152,862+56,046 (+37.4%)
#4Singapore180,437169,056172,869+11,381 (+6.7%)
#5Saudi Arabia169,846176,729185,481-6,883 (-3.9%)
#6Japan157,34382,09546,640+75,248 (+91.7%)
#7Kuwait115,347105,19690,622+10,151 (+9.6%)
#8Australia104,56693,41476,976+11,152 (+11.9%)
#9Netherlands100,339110,625124,938-10,286 (-9.3%)
#10Bahrain30,06228,12225,817+1,940 (+6.9%)

WTLG input

Visa Accessibility

85.0

Normalized RMOS component. Underlying median WTLG visa score: 85.0, based on 6 contributing cities.

Indonesia against the global RMOS universe

A descriptive comparison with the median of currently scored countries.

MeasureIndonesiaGlobal medianDifference
RMOS58.755.8+3.0
Migration Momentum92.060.1+31.8
Migrant Market Size54.450.3+4.1
Migrant Share2.450.0-47.6
GDP per Capita33.751.1-17.4
GDP Growth80.850.6+30.2
Destination Attractiveness71.467.0+4.4
Visa Accessibility85.060.0+25.0

Data years and limitations

  • UN migrant stock and corridors: 2024; momentum compares 2024 with 2020 and 2015.
  • World Bank GDP inputs use the actual observation years shown above.
  • WTLG destination data reflects the current stored WTLG dataset and depends on covered WTLG cities.
  • RMOS measures structural opportunity, not actual demand; migrant stock is not annual migration flow.
  • Different datasets have different update cycles.
  • This profile does not estimate provider revenue or demand for a specific professional service.

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