Self-insuring works out way better in the long term unless you are extremely unlucky. [especially if you factor in the likelihood of your insurer actually paying out].
Yes, but if you select 'online documentation only' then they will never actually send anything to that address. It's not like banks where they have to have somewhere to send the card to.
I think the Kijang Innova must have been the best selling car in Indonesia for 15 years or more. It's just the ideal car for an Indonesian family. If they could produce a fully EV one I would buy it tomorrow. Although our 2017 one will probably last for at least 10 more years.
Have you explained to him the implications of giving up his Indonesian citizenship? Eg can't work in Indonesia, can't own property in Indonesia, can't pass on nationality to his kids (depending on which home country), will always need a sponsor to get a visa etc. etc Unless he's actually...
I didn't mean there is automatic default dual citizenship. I mean that if you go and ask for Indonesian documents for your child then you will only get the documents if you let them register the child in the system as a dual citizen. They wouldn't let you register as a fully Indonesian citizen...
My wife got a 1 year multi-entry Schengen visa in 2018. This year she only got 11 days single entry (same application form and ticked the multi-entry box). So they could give multi-entry visas any time they want.
The decision has been made, but the exact date it will apply from is not yet clear. The EU isn't known for implementing its decisions quickly.
Indonesia hopes EU visa cascade policy effective July-end
I don't think anyone here could know the answer to that, you would have to ask immigration yourself. Normally they are very happy to answer questions in person.
You are missing out an important part of the process. Indonesia will not be able to increase its prices by 19% because that would make them uncompetitive and buyers would buy the products elsewhere. They will keep prices the same as they currently are and the 19% will have to be swallowed by the...
If you apply for any Indonesian documents for the child (for example passport, affidavit, ktp anak), they will find out during the application that one parent is a foreigner (from the birth certificate) and will register the child as a dual citizen.
It was from about 2015 they started doing this...
That is indeed a very difficult problem, if it's too late for an affidavit. Nowadays it's no longer possible to hide the fact that the child is a dual citizen, but 10 to 15 years ago it certainly was.
I would suggest going to your local immigration office and asking them directly what you should...
Indonesia has agreed to pay 19% tariffs, and for the US to pay 0%.
Unfortunately the A team and probably the B team and C team from the Indonesian side were on holiday, and negotiations were handled by Mas Bambang one of the security guards at the ministry, just before he had to go sholat.
I think you mean VfS? Maybe it depends on which country, because when we applied a couple of months back it only took a few days.
And I think the multiple entry option will only come in when the trade deal with the EU has actually been signed and approved by everyone.
Well he definitely needs the affidavit from immigration, which they give to dual citizens.
He has never left Indonesia before in 20 years? He wants the citizenship of a country he has never been to?
From his 21st birthday I guess he needs some kind of visa to enter Indonesia as a foreigner...
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.