Top Ten Apps to Have in Indonesia
In Indonesia, it’s clear how many people rely on smartphones to go about their day to day lives. With more...
Outreach
Here’s How to Report Cell Phones Purchased from Abroad and Avoid Getting Blocked
On 15th September, a new policy aimed at eradicating black market mobile phone sales went live. Under the new policy,...
Conditions for Foreigners Entering Indonesia per October 2020
The Indonesian Ministry of Law and Human Rights has decided to change the criteria for foreigners who are exempted from...
Steps to Process Limited Stay Visa for Family Unification Application
To mixed marriage families separated by time zones, vast oceans, and thousands of kilometres, a family reunion in Indonesia is...
How to Invest in Indonesia: The Success Guide
Every crisis brings opportunities to start something new. Foreign investors having business plans in mind should turn them into reality,...
How to Earn Money from Home
The coronavirus pandemic has caused us to be confined to our houses. School, work, gatherings, and many other activities have...
Making Investments in Indonesia Work for You
Benjamin Franklin is supposed to have once said, “An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest.” We agree and...
Can Foreigners Overseas Apply for Visas to Indonesia?
Online systems for applications are back functioning, but there are still many questions about who can enter and what visa...
One in a Million
“Who wants to be a millionaire?” “She’s one in a million.” “I feel like a million dollars.” A million is...
Rumour Has it, Indonesia is Ready to Enter Economic Recession
It’s been over two decades since Indonesia last experienced an economic recession. This could once again occur with the country’s...
The Hidden Benefits of an Economic Crisis
When we hear the phrase “Economic Crisis”, we think of the dystopian world we have all seen in the movies....
U.S. Citizens Abroad, Learn How to Become an Absentee Voter
Several U.S. embassy official websites have a message for U.S. citizens abroad: “Don’t the elections pass you by” The U.S....
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Law and Human Rights Establish Cooperation to Handle Foreigners
The Directorate General of Protocol and Consular Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has signed a cooperation agreement with...
In Heaven, But Missing Home: 3 Coping Tips for Expats
You’re living far from home and sometimes you get homesick and experience a deep longing for familiar things. But, you...
AMERICANS ABROAD – CAST YOUR VOTE FOR THE NOVEMBER ELECTION
Americans In Indonesia is a volunteer group of US expats based on Bali. We have been assisting voters abroad since 2002....
Family Unification Visa Available for Mixed Marriage Couples
The Indonesian government, through the Directorate General of Immigration, has announced that it has opened an offshore visa service for...
Influencers and public policy
-The writer is a lecturer of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences at Andalas University- The government’s use of social media...
Why We Need Reformation of Plastic Waste Management in Indonesia
A new study by Unilever and Sustainable Waste Indonesia revealed that only 11.83 percent of plastic waste in the urban area of...
Providing Meals to the Balinese Community
With the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic still prevalent, many people in Bali are without jobs and don’t have food...
135 Foreigners in Bulelang, Bali Obtained e-KTP
The Civil Population and Recording Service (Disdukcapil) in Buleleng Regency has recorded that at least 135 foreign nationals possess an...
What Does It Mean to be a Good Tourist in Indonesia?
There’s no doubt that travelling allows us to expand our horizons and learn from different cultures. It brings us closer...