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Is Indonesia and Malaysia the same time?
Since Malaysia and Indonesia currently have equivalent time zones, you can call someone during your normal hours and it will be the same time in Indonesia as it is in Malaysia.
What is WIB time now?
Current usage
| Time zone name | Name in Indonesian | Current time and abbreviation |
|---|---|---|
| Western Indonesia Time | Waktu Indonesia Barat | 18:01, 17 December 2021 WIB [refresh] |
| Central Indonesia Time | Waktu Indonesia Tengah | 19:01, 17 December 2021 WITA [refresh] |
| Eastern Indonesia Time | Waktu Indonesia Timur | 20:01, 17 December 2021 WIT [refresh] |
Does Malaysia have different time zones?
There are actually more than 24 time-zones around the world, and while Malaysia belongs to a cluster of the world’s time standard that is Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) +8, we actually have our own time-zone, Malaysian Time (MYT).
Is it better to live in Malaysia or Indonesia?
In terms of living cost, both Indonesia and Malaysia are affordable. For expensive cities like the capital city of both countries, Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur, it is almost the same level. However, Jakarta just begins to build MRT and the traffic jam is quite horrible. Kuala Lumpur has better transportation facility.
Is Indonesia a terrible country to visit?
Unlike people all over the world, we Indonesians ride giant worms. The worms are not even air-conditioned, so you need to bring your own fan. We also made some modifications to our goats so we can drive them on our very small roads. Your question needs to be more specific but Indonesia is indeed a terrible country.
What do Indonesians think of Malaysian Malays?
As corrolary, most Indonesian also believes that Malaysian Malays are of the same ethnicity as their neighbors in Eastern Sumatra and Western Kalimantan. Now, Malaysian defines Malay based on race and religion (I know race is an outdated concept. Let’s skip that for now). Anyone that lo
What is the cost of living in Indonesia like?
Indonesia’s economy is growing, as it is the world’s fourth most populated country. While the cost of living is generally cheap compared to other Asian nations, the large population means that demands for goods and services is on the rise. Imported goods from China, Australia, and other larger countries can be pricey, as can imported food.