What do you need to move to Indonesia?
How To Move To Indonesia The complete guide!
- Find A Job.
- Apply For A Visa/Permit.
- Get Health Insurance.
- Move Your Belongings.
- Register For Healthcare.
- Open A Bank Account.
- Transfer Money.
- Learn The Language.
How can a foreigner live in Indonesia?
Foreigners can find two types of residency permits in Indonesia:
- Temporary Residency Permit (ITAS/KITAS) Two-year validity. Renewable for three times.
- Permanent Residency Permit (ITAP/KITAP) Prerequisite: an ITAS/KITAS holder for at least five years continuously. Five-year validity.
How to prepare for a move to Indonesia?
The key to a successful move is being realistic about what you can do yourself and seeking assistance for tasks that can be performed by others. Negotiate with your employer for a familiarization trip to Indonesia for you and your spouse prior to your final move to Indonesia.
Where to work in Indonesia as an expat?
Areas such as Papua and other oil- and gas-rich islands are seeing more job opportunities for expats, but most jobs are still in the Jakarta area. There’s a lot to see and do in Indonesia for all types of people, from ancient temples to modern, upscale clubs and restaurants in the bigger cities.
Are there any restrictions on travel to Indonesia?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a Level 4 Travel Health Notice for Indonesia due to COVID-19. Indonesia has reimposed border restrictions due to COVID-19 and is closed to international travelers with limited exceptions. Government run quarantine measures are in place for all foreigners.
What is the best way to live in Jakarta?
Space is at a premium in Jakarta so expect to pay a lot more if wanting a house with a garden in an expat area. Most people opt to live in apartments. If choosing to live in an expat area be prepared to pay a lot more than if living amongst the locals.