Blog - Page 4

For those who have chosen Bali as their new home, sooner or later the question of earning a living arises. Foreigners on the island often invest in their own business, and one of the popular directions is the food service industry – cafes and

Changing your business strategy, economic challenges, or personal circumstances can lead you to the decision of closing your business in Indonesia. Once again, foreign entrepreneurs have to navigate the intricate task of understanding Indonesian

The island of Bali is an ideal place not only for spending a warm and pleasant winter but also for living. Many expatriates come to this paradise and choose to stay here. It is no wonder because Bali offers a wonderful climate, beautiful nature,

If you are a foreign entrepreneur dreaming of starting a business in Bali, registering a company with a PT PMA (Penanaman Modal Asing) license is the first crucial step towards success. Let’s explore the fundamental steps and requirements for

Value added tax serves is a primary source of budget revenue in most countries worldwide. It was first introduced in France in 1958. Currently, 137 countries enforce VAT, and Indonesia is no exception . This article outlines the key regulations of

If you are a resident of Indonesia, you may require a police clearance certificate issued by the authorities of this country. A Police Clearance Certificate (also known as SKCK) is an official document confirming the absence of a criminal record

The launch of this visa generated significant anticipation among foreigners, who were hopeful of securing the opportunity to live in Indonesia with the full benefits of a residential permit. However, the document unveiled in October 2022 fell short

Over the past year, Indonesia has announced several new types of visas, which often confuse tourists. The visas have very similar names and seem to differ little from each other at first glance. However, there are still some nuances. What is the

Losing your passport in Bali can be a stressful and unpleasant experience, but it’s important to remember that there are certain steps you can take to resolve the issue and continue enjoying your stay on the beautiful island of Bali. Regardless of

Indonesia is one of the few countries where non-residents can apply for a US visa, and the approval rate is quite good. So, if you live in Bali or plan to travel there, you can take advantage of the opportunity and apply for the coveted visa on

KITAS is a limited stay permit in Indonesia. It gives the holder more rights on the country’s territory and allows them to enter and leave Indonesia as many times as desired. Not everyone can obtain KITAS. That’s why most expats continue to live in

Now, after the end of extensions on a B211 visa, you must fly out of the country. There are no changes for already issued onshore B211 visas: visa for 60 days + 2 extensions of 60 days each (i.e. if you have already received a visa, it can still be