Expat teacher to work in Indonesia with a spouse sponsored kitap

[Samoerai]

There was a small 2bed in bellagio once for 8jt

Yes, the prices I listed are 'on average'.
Bellagio apartments. The location is nice. Next to JW Marriot hotel. I think the location is also more quiet than around Kokas.

Check it out at: https://www.sewa-apartemen.net/category/apartment/bellagio/

 

[snpark]

Yeh the prices in that link are old and now is cheaper

I think mega kuningan is the best location, there are 2-4 ways in or out, it is effectively one block with 4 major roads on all sides so even with traffic there are back ways to get out onto satrio, rasuna, gatot, etc, you have multiple malls, restaurants, bars, offices etc and rents vary from tower to tower but for $1000 a month 15jt you can easily find a very very nice newly refurbished spacious 2-3 bed furnished apt there with a big pool, gym, tennis, facilities etc and decent housekeeping maintenance etc

No need to be paying $1000 a month more to have a lobby with a lion and a fountain and artsy music playing and lemon grass burning

12 hours a day - office
4 hours a day - bar
6 hours a day - sleeping
2 hours a day - staring at phone, shower head, toilet floor or TV

Also the irony of looking out your balcony window across to the poor schmuck paying $3,000 a month to sit in HIS apartment looking back at you in your boxers in your $1,000 apartment hahaha

When the king of KSA stayed in the Raffles I would rejoice when the worlds media descended to film him leaving and there in the background 20 floors up was me doing my yoga and star jumps in my sex pistols vest drinking a beer and waving at the king on live TV

 

[Samoerai]

Yeh the prices in that link are old and now is cheaper

I think mega kuningan is the best location, there are 2-4 ways in or out, it is effectively one block with 4 major roads on all sides so even with traffic there are back ways to get out onto satrio, rasuna, gatot, etc, you have multiple malls, restaurants, bars, offices etc and rents vary from tower to tower but for $1000 a month 15jt you can easily find a very very nice newly refurbished spacious 2-3 bed furnished apt there with a big pool, gym, tennis, facilities etc and decent housekeeping maintenance etc

No need to be paying $1000 a month more to have a lobby with a lion and a fountain and artsy music playing and lemon grass burning

12 hours a day - office
4 hours a day - bar
6 hours a day - sleeping
2 hours a day - staring at phone, shower head, toilet floor or TV

Also the irony of looking out your balcony window across to the poor schmuck paying $3,000 a month to sit in HIS apartment looking back at you in your boxers in your $1,000 apartment hahaha

When the king of KSA stayed in the Raffles I would rejoice when the worlds media descended to film him leaving and there in the background 20 floors up was me doing my yoga and star jumps in my sex pistols vest drinking a beer and waving at the king on live TV

I agree, Kuningan is a good area. Yesterday I had to go to Kemang and Kemang Village mall. Macet .. I don't understand why people want to live in that area.

 

[snpark]

I agree, Kuningan is a good area. Yesterday I had to go to Kemang and Kemang Village mall. Macet .. I don't understand why people want to live in that area.

They all secretly hate it too. Snakes and crocs when it floods. Traffic.
And then they come to Loewy and Basque and boast about living in Kemang the best night life lol

 

[Samoerai]

They all secretly hate it too. Snakes and crocs when it floods. Traffic.
And then they come to Loewy and Basque and boast about living in Kemang the best night life lol

 

[snpark]

Lol that review is 7 years old. From Thiabauld

 

[Samoerai]

Lol that review is 7 years old. From Thiabauld

Well, that proofs

"What goes on the Internet, stays on the internet “

 

[pantaiema]

I know there is an ESL forum for an ESL teaching around the world. This forum is also used by many english teachers. Typically they post and discuss an ESL teaching job including work permit requirement. They have Indonesia in their sub forum

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Another source to find teaching job in Indonesia is to join the facebook group "Indonesia Teaching Jobs"

I noticed they recently advertised two teaching jobs

Indonesia

 

[Risda Simanjuntak]

Hello, I'm Risda
I'm a native Indonesian
I found this platform by chance
a graduate of Industrial Engineering and been teaching for 2 years in person
I'm committed to helping Indonesian language learners for Expats improve their language skills for multiple purposes such as to travel, to work, for fun and etc. on my day off. I can help you with all facets of Indonesian (reading/writing/speech/pronunciation and grammar), and if you're interested I can give you an insight into Indonesian culture.
please find me on Superprof >>https://www.superprof.co.id/native-...sian-language-with-offline-online-lesson.html

thank you

 

[pantaiema]

I know there is an ESL forum for an ESL teaching around the world. This forum is also used by many english teachers. Typically they post and discuss an ESL teaching job including work permit requirement. They have Indonesia in their sub forum

Job Discussion Forums :: Index

Home Page - ESL

Welcome to Dave’s ESL Cafe, the leading destination for all things ESL. From job opportunities and teaching resources to grammar guides and community forums, we’re here to help you navigate the world of ESL. Whether you’re a teacher, learner, or employer, explore a universe of possibilities with us.

www.eslcafe.com

Another Forum for people looking for English Teaching Job. It seems it gets updated regularly
https://teast.co/jobs/indonesia?p=1

What I notice from many job advertisement in Indonesia. It lacks transparency regarding the salary range and often requires applicants to reach out just to obtain basic information. This reflects a chauvinistic mindset rooted in the belief that "you need us more than we need you." In many developed countries, disclosing the salary range is standard practice, as it is a key factor in helping candidates decide whether to apply.

It’s important to recognise that applying for jobs takes time, filling out forms, preparing CVs, and contacting employers all of which require effort and often involve sharing personal information unnecessarily. My concern lies in the outdated mindset behind such practices, which ultimately reduce efficiency and risk exploiting applicants by collecting their personal data without sufficient justification.