Indonesia – Property Rental Prices
For those arriving in Indonesia, the property rental market is broadly welcoming and competitively priced, offering everything from urban apartments to beachside…
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Indonesia – Rail Travel
PT Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) runs Indonesia’s national rail network across Java and Sumatra, transporting more than 505 million passengers in 2024…
Read more →Indonesia – Property Taxes
Compared to many countries around the world, Indonesia’s approach to property taxation is relatively modest, especially when it comes to the ongoing…
Read more →Indonesia – Property Letting
Renting out property in Indonesia as a foreign landlord is legally feasible, but it involves considerable complexity. Foreigners are barred from holding…
Read more →Indonesia – Property Building and Renovation
Anyone looking to build or renovate in Indonesia must work through a structured but demanding permit framework. A Building Approval Permit (PBG)…
Read more →Indonesia – Property Financing
Non-citizens can obtain property financing in Indonesia, but navigating the process is substantially more challenging than in most comparable markets. Only a…
Read more →Indonesia – Prescriptions and Medications
Getting hold of medicines in Indonesia is relatively easy in the larger urban centres, where pharmacies — known locally as apotek —…
Read more →Indonesia – Postal Service
Indonesia’s postal network is anchored by Pos Indonesia (PT Pos Indonesia), a government-owned enterprise responsible for moving mail and parcels across an…
Read more →Indonesia – Mental Health
Mental health services exist across Indonesia but are unevenly distributed and chronically under-resourced relative to the size of the population. Public care…
Read more →Indonesia – Maternity and Giving Birth
Indonesia provides a broad range of maternity services, spanning community-based midwifery and government hospitals through to internationally accredited private facilities in the…
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