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Ins and Outs Moving to Indonesia wmirella
Wonder what you need to know and prepare to moving to Indonesia? What’s New Indonesia has prepared the ins and outs for singles and families.
Indonesia Expat Guide
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Best Supermarkets for Expats in Jakarta wmirella
You’ve made your big move to Jakarta, and currently, you’re feeling a bit homesick. A sudden surge of cravings for your favourite snacks, beverages, and ingredients from your homeland hits.
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10 Things You Should Know About Indonesian Culture wnieditor

Indonesia is a diverse country with a rich and vibrant culture. Here are some things you should know about Indonesian culture:

 

1. Religion: Indonesia is the largest Muslim-majority country in the world, with approximately 87% of its population being Muslim. Other major religions in Indonesia include Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Confucianism.

 

2. Family: Family is highly valued in Indonesian culture. Extended families often live together or in close proximity and family gatherings are frequent.

 

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Living in Bali: A Guide to Expat Lifestyle

Bali is a tropical paradise that has become a popular destination for expats looking for a new adventure. The island's unique blend of culture, natural beauty, and affordability makes it an ideal place for expats to call home. Here's a guide to Bali's expat lifestyle:

AN EXPAT’S GUIDE TO MOVING TO JAKARTA wnieditor

Indonesia Expat Guide Family and Kids
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Death in Indonesia: What To Do For Expats

Death In Indonesia: What To Do For Expats… Bereavement is one of the most stressful things that can happen to you, for obvious reasons. When that loved one is an expat in Indonesia, it can be all the more trying. So why make a heartbreakingly hard situation even worse by not knowing what to do? Here is our basic guide on what to do.

Where to Learn Bahasa Indonesia For Expats in Jakarta wnieditor

President Joko Widodo recently addressed that expat workers or business owners are required to be proficient in Bahasa Indonesian. For those whose Bahasa is still limited to food ordering, we offer a small solution on where you can learn Indonesian language effectively in Jakarta and the surrounding area.

 

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