In July 2016 the Labor Ministry reported that there were 43,816 foreign workers in Indonesia. This reflects a steady decline in foreign nationals who have been issued work permits, every year since 2010. In reality, the Indonesian immigration office certainly … Continue reading →
Q1. Is the air in Jakarta always polluted? Poor air quality is a fact of life in Jakarta. The pollution in Jakarta consists mostly of substances like Sulfur Dioxide, Carbon Monoxide and dust particles. Seventy per cent of the air-pollution … 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 →
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 →