Dancing in a Foreign Land
French resort entertainer Guillaume Sanchez shares how his journey to Central Kalimantan changed his way of viewing life and performing for the better. In the
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Why People From Around the World Want to Retire in Bali
John and Kerry For many, Bali is a wonderful retirement option. The climate is perfect, the culture fascinating and the cost of living relatively low.
A Look at Narcotics Laws and Statistics in Indonesia
Despite a growing reported prevalence of narcotics, Indonesia?s anti-drug top cop says the country can only outlaw 43 of 800 substances at the moment.
Czech Power Company Explores Green Energy in Indonesia
Indonesia and the Czech Republic aim to bolster bilateral relations with a newly proposed co-op initiative in the green energy sector.
Five Locations In Indonesia That Are Filled With Expats
Expats who are looking for great places in Indonesia to call home, here are five great spots that might be suitable for you.
World Bank Coughs Up More Cash For Indonesia’s Infrastructure
World Bank just ponied up more cash for Indonesia?s bold infrastructure push. The funds are meant to improve the nation?s public facilities at large.
New Rules for Electronics on Planes Aim to Combat Terrorism
The Indonesian government is imposing stricter safeguards on electronic devices in airplane cabins. The move is designed to enhance national defense against terrorism. According to
5 Things for Retirees to Consider When Settling in Bali
People will not have any problem looking for reasons to retire in beautiful Bali. There?s no doubt the Balinese are warm and friendly people, their
Understanding the Expat Child Syndrome (ECS)
Moving to a foreign country with the entire family can be exciting. However, it can also make one feel anxious as it means starting from
Trouble in Paradise: Komodo Island, Tourism and Conservation
With Komodo Island gaining popularity in recent years as a favourite expat destination, it’s easy to only come for the dragons, the diving and the
Luxury Apartment Developers Target Expats in Cikarang
A large number of expats in Cikarang?s industrial area drives luxury property developers to offer better and more comfortable housing to foreigners.
Elaborate Blackjack Scam Targets Unwary Expats
Tourists in Bali are still getting invited to houses and ensnared in card games in which they lose big-time. How does it happen? “Where are
A Long Road to Bali’s Hidden Gem: Menjangan Dynasty Resort
For people who’ve been caught up in the hustle and bustle of city living in Jakarta, a short trip to Bali will surely feel like
Eight Great Coworking Spaces for Digital Nomads in Jakarta and Bali
Recent trends show people’s increasing desire to work from the comfort of their homes instead of being holed up in an office building from nine
Success is Passion Peppered with Sacrifice and Drama
Raised in a family largely involved in the hospitality sector and blessed to have travelled the world at a young age, Roberto Secci has been
Police Confirm Upcoming Protest in Jakarta
The FUI has scheduled a large protest for March 31 regarding Ahok?s blasphemy case. Local police officers confirm, and advise citizens to take precaution.
Expats Looking Forward to Lombok’ First Jazz Festival
The first international Lombok Jazz Festival is predicted to attract a slew of foreigners. The event is hoped to become a new icon for Lombok
What to Watch Out for When Renting Property in Indonesia
While buying a house remains every person’s ultimate life dream, the ever-increasing prices of real estate globally are pushing more people to settle with renting
Atta Boy, Attarine!
It’s been hard to find a decent casual restaurant that serves food with a bit of finesse. Whether it’s a western-style bistro or an Asian-style
Government Further Limits Expat Jobs in Construction
A revised law increases the barrier to entry for foreign construction workers in Indonesia. Expats may now only fill certain roles in a given project.
E-KTP: One Identification Card, Big-time Corruption
Back in October, Fikrul Hanif, a history professor at a teacher’s college in Padang, West Sumatra, trudged to his local district office to renew his