Indonesia is an archipelago in Southeast Asia consisting of roughly 17,508 islands. The official language is Indonesian. Below is a selection of resources for searching for employment opportunities as a foreigner in Indonesia. General Job Search Engines and Classifieds With … Continue reading →
Moving is never an easy task, but with proper preparation (and of course, choosing the right moving company!), it will surely save you from any headaches. With so many things to remember, here is a comprehensive checklist of the things … Continue reading →
Documents Required Original Passport Original Residence permit (ITAS Card) valid for 12 months – Issued by Indonesia’s Immigration office. Original Work Permit (IMTA) valid for FULL 12 months – Issued by Indonesia’s Labor Dept. Authorization Letter from Shipper (We will … Continue reading →
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 →
Most people think of marriage as the ultimate emotional and spiritual bond. They are looking forward to a life of happiness. However, when faced with negotiating a premarital agreement, they realize that not only do they have to decide what … Continue reading →
Important relevant regulations that affect employee contracts and budgeting Doing business in Indonesia requires basic knowledge about its regulations. Each employee contract and company regulation/collective agreement should comply with Manpower/Labor Law UU no. 13 Year 2003. This law is one … Continue reading →
I just have spent the last two weeks renewing my two son’s ITAS. I would like to share information so that other expats can benefit. The immigration don’t readily give out step by step procedures and the agents (biro jasa) … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →It just happens, violating the rules of your stay permit (KITAS) or your visa. Sometimes totally absent-mindedly. What happens if you do violate the rules, or more importantly, what do you do if you get caught? There are many types … Continue reading →