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 →