KITAS, a permit issued to foreigners in Indonesia, serves various purposes such as work, investment, retirement, education, research, religious activities, or repatriation. It is a temporary residence…
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BIMC is a network of private international-level clinics. It was the first clinic in Indonesia to be accredited by the Australian Council on Healthcare Standards (ACHS).
Lenient tax regime, cheap rent, minimal competition, and a stable customer flow — this list of advantages increasingly attracts investors to Indonesia, and to Bali in particular.
People are flocking to Bali for the winter break, with many seeking opportunities to earn money, including those in creative professions. The island is seeing an increasing number of photographers, vi…
For many, moving to Bali is a dream. But how do you turn a holiday into a full life on the island? The team at Legal Indonesia, experts in legal and immigration matters in Indonesia, shares a step-by-…
All residents of Indonesia, including immigrants residing in the country for six months or more, are obligated to obtain health insurance (BPJS Kesehatan).
If you work for a company, whether local or foreign, you will receive what is known as BPJS Ketenagakerjaan.
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.
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This is a network of private clinics with branches across Bali, including Bukit, Ubud, and Kuta. The facilities are modern, clean, and well-equipped. Prices are lower than at BIMC but still above aver…
Foreign citizens can obtain a limited stay permit (KITAS) or a permanent stay permit (KITAP) through sponsorship by a spouse or parent.
Initially, you must obtain a family KITAS (limited stay permit), which needs to be renewed annually for a maximum of 5 years. The KITAS can then be converted into a KITAP (permanent stay permit). The…