Even though Indonesia is very much a cash based economy, it has a rapidly growing E-Cash segment. A KPMG paper from 2017 reports double digit growth in cashless transaction. A large part of this is [read more]
In addition to traditional banks, Indonesia has BPR Banks. Sometimes translated into English as “Rural Banks”, even though they are available in cities as well. These banks provide many of the same services as traditional [read more]
Knowing how to pay your electricity bill is probably near the top of things to find out for expats just relocating to Indonesia. In Indonesia, electricity is sold to customers by state owned monopoly, PT [read more]
When it’s time for leaving Indonesia, moving companies will be glad to help with your move. But they won’t tell you everything you need to know. Here are some tips to make your move easier, [read more]
As parents, the medical needs of our children are often our number one concern. For expat parents newly arrived, the question of obtaining vaccination for children in Indonesia is one that often comes up. Thankfully, [read more]
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