Indonesia – Leisure and Entertainment
Indonesia presents expats with an exceptionally varied leisure and entertainment landscape, defined by one of the planet’s most culturally complex archipelagos. Whether…
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Indonesia – Lease Agreements
For expatriates, renting property in Indonesia involves navigating a set of conventions that can be strikingly different from rental markets back home.…
Read more →Indonesia – Internet
Internet access in Indonesia is readily available across major urban centres and is developing at a fast pace, though the gap in…
Read more →Indonesia – Importing a Pet
Indonesia allows the importation of household pets including dogs and cats, but the process is tightly controlled and requires several months of…
Read more →Indonesia – Health Service
Indonesia runs a nationally administered social health insurance programme known as JKN (Jaminan Kesehatan Nasional), overseen by the government body BPJS Kesehatan.…
Read more →Indonesia – Health Risks, Inoculations, Vaccinations, and Health Certificates
Anyone considering a move to Indonesia will encounter a broad spectrum of health considerations — from mosquito-borne illnesses like dengue fever and…
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Indonesia carries what health experts describe as a double disease burden: lifestyle-related conditions such as stroke, heart disease, and diabetes are responsible…
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For most people living in Indonesia — including foreign nationals who have been working or residing in the country for six months…
Read more →Indonesia – Finding Property to Rent
For foreigners, renting property in Indonesia is a manageable process thanks to the legal framework of Hak Sewa (Right to Lease), which…
Read more →Indonesia – Finding Property to Buy
Purchasing property in Indonesia generally requires a combination of online listing platforms, local estate agents, and — for those buying from abroad…
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