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The Indonesian Government is reportedly planning to involve state-owned banks, private banks, fintech companies and e-commerce platforms in collecting taxes on digital transactions from 9 November 2026. The announcement followed remarks by Hashim Djojohadikusumo, the President’s Special Envoy for Climate and Energy, who outlined plans to expand digital tax collection at a forum last week. […]

Having a baby in Indonesia as a foreign national involves more than arranging hospital and civil registration documents. Parents must also ensure that their newborn has the appropriate immigration status to remain legally in the country. A child’s citizenship and immigration status are separate matters. Being born in Indonesia does not automatically grant a child […]

Applying for an Australian visa from Indonesia? Be cautious of unregistered agents, misleading promises and fraudulent visa services. For expatriates living in Indonesia, choosing a reliable visa consultant can help reduce the risks of application errors, financial losses and immigration complications. International travel often involves more than booking flights and accommodation. Visa requirements, supporting documents, […]

Indonesia introduced the 2025 Standard Classification of Indonesian Business Fields (Klasifikasi Baku Lapangan Usaha Indonesia or KBLI 2025) to replace the previous KBLI 2020 framework. The update affects how business activities are classified and recorded in Indonesia’s business licensing system. For companies, including foreign-owned companies (PT PMA), understanding the types of KBLI conversion is important […]

Planning a trip to Europe in 2026? Indonesian passport holders generally need a Schengen visa to visit most European destinations for tourism, business meetings, family visits and other short-term purposes. Although one visa can provide access to 29 Schengen countries, applicants must meet specific requirements concerning their travel purpose, finances, accommodation, insurance and intention to […]

Indonesian passport holders have several options for visiting selected destinations in China without applying for a visa in advance. Under specific regional visa-free arrangements, eligible travellers may visit Hainan, Xishuangbanna and Guilin, or enter designated areas through qualifying organised cruise tours. These arrangements offer greater flexibility for Indonesian travellers planning holidays, short visits or other […]