Indonesia’s Cabinet Secretary announced on Tuesday (12/01) that Indonesian President Joko Widodo signed a government regulation on 22 December 2015 (Government Regulation No. 103/2015 on House Ownership of Foreigners Residing in Indonesia) that allows foreigners to own landed houses in … Continue reading →
Sunda Kelapa is the name of Jakarta’s old seaport near the bay area of North Jakarta, formerly the cradle of civilisation of the Hindu rajadom of Sunda, which ruled much of the tip of West Java. Here you will find … Continue reading →
With sustained economic growth encouraging an expanding middle class, while the nation’s demographic composition implies that there will be millions of first-time home buyers, Indonesia’s residential property sector has plenty of room for growth in the decades to come. While … Continue reading →
Previous Work Permit Regulation (16/2015) stated that for the purpose of attending meetings, giving speeches, trainings, and one-time job assignments, a foreigner is required to have temporary work permit. This is no longer the case. As already stated above, you may … Continue reading →
PROGRAM TITLE Indonesia Inside Out – Expatriates Orientation Program PROGRAM DURATION 3 (three) days @ 6 hours effective DATES 06 – 08 April 2016 08 – 10 June 2016 10 – 12 August 2016 12 – 14 October 2016 05 – … Continue reading →
The pleasant climate of Indonesia, friendly people. rich culture, exotic places, low costs of living and safety & stability have attracted the attention of retirees from other countries. Retirement Visas – KITAS Lansia – Retirement Temporary Stay Permit The Immigration … Continue reading →
Income tax in Indonesia is progressive and applied to both individuals and enterprises. Tax rate for individuals is depend on the annual income, for example, 5% tax rate for annual income up to Rp. 25 million, and 35% tax rate … Continue reading →
Those who do not possess the Indonesian citizenship and want to stay and work in Indonesia need a a Temporary Residence Permit (KITAS). A sponsorship from company that is based in Indonesia is required. The sponsor company needs to provide the … Continue reading →
Just 60 km south, or a mere one hour by road from Jakarta lies the town of Bogor, once known as “Buitenzorg” meaning “free of care”, located at the foothills of Mt. Salak. It has a high, year-round rainfall and a … Continue reading →