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The government of Indonesia has proved that they welcome foreign investments in the country by issuing new regulations to help create a more open business environment for foreign investors. These new set of regulations came into force on August 27, 2019. The new law will no longer restrict various positions that foreigners are able to …
Indonesia has been the favourite getaway spot for many Australians and Bali is considered as one of the best explored gems in Indonesia. The government of Indonesia targets to attract more than 1.5 million Australian tourists in 2019, out of the total 20 million visitors from all over the world. Even with several natural disasters …
Indonesia is always regarded as a land full of potential, rich culture, diverse resources and abundant workforce with a wide array of opportunities. These attractive characteristics have sparks many investors’ interest and that’s why corporate giants have continuously flocked to the country to grab their market share, including from India. More and more Indians, both …
Are you looking to work in Indonesia in higher education sector? Or, are you looking to set up a foreign university in the country? Good news because the Government of Indonesia has recently announced their intention to provide foreign universities with investment opportunities. Thomas Lembong, the chairman of the Indonesian Investment Coordinating Board (Badan Koordinasi …
Boasting more than 17,000 islands and over 260 million inhabitants, Indonesia is home to a diverse culture, rich biodiversity and many popular holiday destinations in the world such as Bali and the newest rising star Sumba. As such, no one can resist the beauty of Indonesia, including people from India. This article specifically discusses Indonesia …
Relocating or migrating to Bali for whatever reason is a big decision to make in a person’s life. This decision can have a huge and permanent impact on your life and your career. Therefore, you certainly do not want to take this issue lightly, especially when it comes to your immigration process and visa application …
When it comes to getting the right visa to do business or work in Bali, you will hear foreigners talk a lot about work visa and business visa. It can be confusing, especially for new expats who are ready to visit Bali for work or business activities. So is business visa the right visa you …
No matter which country you are going to, applying for a visa is nerve-wracking, and the same applies to applying for a visa in Bali. Therefore, in order to make life easier and avoid all the visa application bureaucracy, most foreigners will opt for a visa agent without doing much research. Engaging a visa agent …
Thousands of foreigners have lost a substantial amount of money to fake visa agents in Indonesia. Rampant cases of visa scam are definitely not surprising for most people and they can be found almost everywhere in the country. These rogue visa agents in Indonesia take advantages of travelers and expats with unregistered companies, unclear identity …
Many visa agents, both bogus and authentic, have been appearing around Indonesia particularly in popular areas such as Bali and Jakarta. Moreover, changing immigration rules and regulations to apply for an Indonesia visa have also become very frequent because of the inflow of foreigners, which also increases the potential of fake visa agents. Thanks to …
A free Indonesia visa with a validity of 30 days will be granted to foreigners from most countries in the world to visit the archipelago for tourism purposes. However, in the event of employment, relocation, business meetings and other social activities in Indonesia, it is an obligation for foreigners to get a visa through sponsorship …
Though the US-China trade war has slowed down the global economy and impacted the economy in Indonesia, the investment outlook in Indonesia in 2019 remains positive. It is estimated that Indonesia’s economy will grow at a rapid pace with a growth rate of 5.3-5.4% in 2020. Furthermore, the positive outlook is evidenced by investors participating …
