Tips for Employing Household Workers in Indonesia
In Indonesian culture, it is common practice for households to hire help. This may be new to expats and a luxury in their home countries,
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Five Things Expats Need to Consider About Healthcare in Indonesia
Here are a few important things you need to know about healthcare in Indonesia before arriving in the archipelago.
Advertorial: Why Should Your Company Relocate to a Service Office
Deciding whether to relocate your workspace can be tricky. One of the nation’s most successful serviced offices Marquee Executive Offices shares why companies should consider
An Expat’s Guide to International Preschools in Indonesia
Moving to a foreign country and raising your kids there can be a big challenge. An even bigger challenge will be searching for the right
Former President SBY Accused of Framing Ex-KPK Chief for Murder
Some suspect Azhar reported the matter to influence the result of the governor election in Jakarta, in which the ex-president?s son Agus Yudhoyono is running.
Can Indonesian Football Fans Boost this UK City’ Economy?
British football is a phenomenon in Indonesia as millions of people across the archipelago have built fan clubs to demonstrate their love for the sport.
Why Indonesia Should Support its Arts and Culture Sector
As we see a growing interest in arts and culture in Indonesia, creative institutions are now working harder to come up with programmes and activities
A Centre of Strength for Divorced Women in Bali
Ni Komang Sariadi is the founder of Pusat Kegiatan Perempuan Women’s Centre (PKP) located just outside Ubud, Bali. PKP is a community where Balinese women
Rebuilding Bima: An Expat’ Perspective on Resilience in the Face of Disaster
After encountering generous and passionate locals in the historical royal city of Bima in October of 2016, Grace Susetyo was shocked to learn about the
Aura Explorers Abusing Girls
Is negative energy preventing you from achieving your goals or passing a test? Do you want to be more attractive and successful? Then perhaps you
The Reporter-Turned-Refugee
A journalist’s job is to tell a story. It’s neither a profession that pays the highest salary nor one that earns the most respect. Those
Tobacco Bill Lights Up Advocates in 2017
The resurrection of a controversial tobacco bill has escalated the battle between pro-tobacco lobbyists and anti-tobacco activists in 2017. Parliament aims to pass the bill
An Expat’s Look into Bali’s Vibrant Weekend Market Scene
Bali’s weekend market scene has really taken off over the past few years with boutique bazaars popping up all over the island. Whether you’re after
What Expats Needs to Know About Insurance in Indonesia
For expats accustomed to the extensive insurance coverage they had back in their countries of origin, finding the right insurance for themselves, their family and
What Kind of Salary Can a Foreigner Expect in Indonesia?
It’s a common question that many soon-to-be expats bound for the archipelago ask: “How much money can I expect to earn in Indonesia?” If this
This Entrepreneur Shares His Profit with Bali Locals
American expat Michael Lorenti Jr. is siphoning money from the booming cosmetics industry back into the pockets of locals in the East Bali village he
What Foreigners Need to Know About Background Checks in Indonesia
If you’re an expat in Indonesia running a startup, a mid-sized organization or a Fortune 500 corporation, it’s critical to be knowledgeable on how a
Taiwan Banks on New Policy to Strengthen Ties with Indonesia
Despite not being recognized as the Republic of China under the one-China policy, Taiwan is still hell-bent on strengthening its ties with Indonesia through the
Ambassador Urges Locals to Study in US, Students Rethink Options Over Travel Ban
US Ambassador to Indonesia Joseph R. Donovan Jr. says the embassy in the country has been working hard to increase the number of Indonesian students
Australia Finally Apologizes over Defence Fracas
Australia?s Army Chief Lieutenant General Angus Campbell apologised for ?sensitive and painful? teaching materials at an Australian military base, promised strict punishment for all personnel
Expats Hoping for a More ‘Livable’ Jakarta
Home to a population of around ten million, Indonesia's capital is generally described as a 'complicated' city by foreigners that account for a good percentage