Immigration in Indonesia

But Jakarta's economic growth comes with a cost as Jakarta, along with other megacities, is beleaguered with air pollution. Walking or biking in traffic-congested areas is not advisable. And with the hot and humid weather, visitors and expats must wear comfortable and light clothing when going outdoors. Read More >

If shipments are necessary, Indonesian law requires the shipper to present an original passport, an original residence permit (KITAS Card) issued by the immigration office and valid for 12 months, an original work permit (IMTA) issued by the Labor department, also valid for 12 months and an authorization letter from the shipper. Customs law allows for one air and one sea household goods shipment duty-free as long as shipment arrives no later than three months after the shipper's arrival in...Read More >

Indonesian people can be warm and welcoming but will initially strike foreigners as conservative and sometimes aloof due to their conservative nature. Women remain dressed up and barely show any skin. Modesty and politeness, especially in public, are generally expected and public displays of anger or affection are avoided. Read More >