BPJS Health Card Required for Managing SIM, STNK and More
Anyone who wants to get a driver’s license (SIM), vehicle number certificate (STNK), perform Hajj or Umrah, and even buy and sell land must have
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Indonesia’s Tofu and Tempeh Craftsmen Strike over High Soybean Prices
A production strike by tofu and tempeh producers due to the increase in soybean prices starts today, 21st February, and will run until 23rd February,
Australia Welcomes International Tourists
The Australian government has reopened its international borders for visa holders who have been fully vaccinated including tourists, business people, and other visitors starting 21st
Bali Vacation Starter Pack Om Swastiastu!
Bali has reopened its international doors! A lot has changed but there are certain aspects to the Island of Gods that remain the same. To
First L’Etape Indonesia by Tour de France Held in Lombok
For the first time in Indonesia, L’Etape Indonesia by Tour de France took place in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, on Sunday morning, 20th February 2022.
Land Sales and Purchases Require BPJS Health Card 1st March
The transfer of registration of land rights or property rights to flats (rusun) for buying and selling transactions must be accompanied by a photocopy of
Dutch PM Apologises to Indonesia Over Colonial Period Violence
The Dutch Prime Minister, Mark Rutte, has apologised for the extreme and systematic violence perpetrated during Indonesia’s war of independence. This apology comes after research
Bali Airport Installs Earthquake and Tsunami Early Warning System
The latest generation of earthquake and tsunami information receiver systems, known as the new generation warning receiver system (WRS), has been installed at I Gusti
European Investment Bank (EIB) Opens Representative Office in Jakarta
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has decided to open a representative office in Jakarta to be the focus of EIB’s funding activities in the Southeast
Volocopter, Electric Flying Taxi Prepares Singapore-Indonesia Route in 2024
Volocopter, an electric flying taxi made by a German start-up, plans to carry out its inaugural flight from Singapore to neighbouring countries, namely Indonesia and
Bali Governor Allows Nyepi Ogoh-Ogoh Parade
Bali Governor I Wayan Koster gave permission for the yowana or the younger generation to carry out the Ogoh-Ogoh parade on the eve of the
Singapore Plans to Remove Quarantine
The Singapore government plans to allow vaccinated tourists from all countries to enter without going through quarantine. The policy will take effect after the Omicron
Japanese Emperor’s Birthday: Izakaya by OKU Collaborates with Local Japanese Talents
Another wonderful collaboration is coming to The Apurva Kempinski Bali at the signature Japanese venue Izakaya by OKU. The upcoming event is geared to celebrating
Criticized by MotoGP racers, Mandalika Circuit will be Repaved
Conditions at the Mandalika Circuit on Lombok have received criticism from racers who have just completed the Indonesian MotoGP pre-season test. The situation has led
Foreigner Suspected Involvement Defense Ministry’s Satellite Corruption Case
A foreign national is suspected of being involved in a corruption case in the management of the satellite orbit slot 123 degrees east longitude at
Paracetamol in Citarum River at Concerning Levels
Paracetamol and a range of other medicinal waste has been found in various locations along the Citarum River, West Java. Specifically for paracetamol, the levels
West Nusa Tenggara and Surabaya Airports Open for International Arrivals
The government has added more international arrival points by opening Zainuddin Abdul Madjid, previously known as the Lombok International Airport, and Juanda Airport in West
Jakarta Passing Omicron Peak
The trend of COVID-19 cases increasing in Jakarta is starting to pass its peak, with the end of the third wave in sight, according to
Islamic Teacher Raped Students: Sentenced to Life Imprisonment
An Islamic teacher named Herry Wirawan has been sentenced to life in prison for the rape of 13 of his students. The verdict was read
From Tokyo to Jakarta: What is it like to move during the pandemic?
Relocating internationally can be both exciting and daunting. Typically, you’ll be leaving loved ones, family, and friends and the familiarities of your current home behind.
Indonesia Named Most Beautiful Country in the World
Indonesia has been named the most beautiful country in the world out of a list of 50 countries, based on an analysis conducted by a