Considering that these days with a KITAP you just go through the automatic gates at the airport, there is no need for either a card or the paper version.
What you write doesn't make any sense. You seem to think that Indonesia is capable of blocking all the thousands of banks and trading platforms worldwide, and also all VPNs? And that they would want to?
While anything is possible, for example in a very high surveillance society like China or...
A living wage makes things more difficult for those who are unemployed, as it makes it more expensive to hire them.
A universal basic income for everybody regardless of whether they work or not is another idea, but it still doesn't give them something to do during the day.
So if you own a commercial building, and construct and manage a car park in the basement you have to give all the revenue from the car park to the government?
So did anything actually happen in these demonstrations? I can't see any major news reports or anything. Was it really worth shutting down schools for two days around the city just for a crowd of people outside the parliament?
For paying school tuition I would suggest making the payment directly from your foreign bank account to the school's bank account, so that it doesn't have to go through your local account at all. If you use Wise or Revolut you could even send it directly in rupiah.
The same thing applies if you...
Wrong. This would only happen if you are fully registered in the Indonesian tax system (eg if you are employed by an Indonesian company). Someone retiring to Indonesia without making Indonesian tax declarations would not be affected despite being resident.
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