Indonesia's Top 5 Banks: Pros and Cons
Indonesia, the largest economy in Southeast Asia, has a diverse banking system that offers a wide range of financial services to its customers. Let’s take a look at the top 5 banks in Indonesia, highl…
Try to withdraw money from ATMs located in bank branches, preferably during business hours.
Canggu
A Foreigner's Guide to Buying a Car in Bali
Navigating the car-buying maze in Bali as a foreigner can feel like a high-stakes game.
With online expat forums buzzing with questions like, “Can I buy a car in Indonesia?” and “Can I register it in my name?” it’s no wonder the process might seem daunting.
Easy Visa Solutions for Living and Working in Indonesia
Planning to stay in Indonesia for more than 60 days?
The Tourist Visa B211A is perfect for you, allowing you to stay in Bali for up to 180 days.
Opening a bank account in Indonesia: what do you need to be prepared for?
Many people planning to open an account in an Indonesian bank do not always realize that the process is significantly different from what we are used to.
Visas May Get More Expensive in Indonesia
In January, the Indonesian authorities began discussing changes to immigration fees with a clear target for 2026: to raise 8.5 trillion rupiah. This refers to the money foreigners pay for visas, stay…
The BNI ATM offers services for cash withdrawals, balance checks, and other bank account transactions.
It is available for use throughout the day and can be used by customers from various banks.
Lovina
Investor Visas Will No Longer Be a Backdoor to Bali Life
The Indonesian authorities issued a stern warning to foreigners who try to enter the country under the guise of being investors, but in fact engage in fraud or disrupt public order.
Indonesia Considers Mandatory Insurance for Foreign Visitors
Indonesia’s financial regulator, the Financial Services Authority (Otoritas Jasa Keuangan, OJK), is discussing the idea of making travel insurance mandatory for foreign tourists entering the country.
Indonesia Simplifies Rules for Investors
Opening a company with foreign capital in Indonesia has become easier. The minimum paid-up share capital is now reduced from 10 to 2.5 billion rupiahs. The rules changed on October 2, 2025, when the n…
