Financial globalization is expected to be able to encourage the integration of financial markets and the economies of various countries, where it will have an impact on the movement and patterns of capital flows between countries. This will result in the accumulation of capital needed for investment in driving Indonesia's economic growth.This study aims to look at the pattern of international capital flows in Indonesia by analyzing several variables that influence these capital flows internationally. These variables are interest rates, economic growth, inflation rates, and the real exchange rate of Rupiah and USD in Indonesia in the period of 2005-2019. The analytical method used is multiple linear regression with time series data. The research findings show that interest rates, the economic growth and the exchange rate have a positive effect on net capital inflows in Indonesia, while the inflation rate has no effect on net capital inflows in Indonesia.