Beverage Making with Marek Vojcarcik
Slovakian born and raised; Marek Vojcarcik has always been amazed by Asia. His time in the hospitality industry has taken
Expatriate
Sex Party to Create Mixed Babies in Indonesia
The story of an expatriate who claims to live in Indonesia has made a scene on social media. He admitted
Visit or Stay Visa Updates in Indonesia Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
In light of restrictions being eased in Indonesia to recover from the COVID-19 crisis and adapt to the “new normal”,
Meet The Expat: Prashanth Jayaraman Iyer
Country Head of PT. Nityo Infotech Services in Indonesia Hailing from India, Prashanth Jayaraman Iyer found Indonesia to be exquisite
The Expatriate Mothers’ Network
I never thought that moving abroad would result in gaining more friends than I had before I left. I thought
Expatriates Now Required to Learn Indonesian
President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s decree to help simplify Indonesia’s procedures for issuing foreigners’ work permits, which is set to take
Maintaining Your Mental Health As An Expatriate
Whenever you pack your bags, relocate and settle in a foreign country, starting anew in a place that’s unfamiliar can
8 Free Ways to Learn Bahasa Indonesia
So you’ve moved to Indonesia and are all set to adapt and start anew in a country that feels so
Expat Life: Fun Activities for Kids Over the Summer
Summer can be productive and fun for kids. Make it one that’s worthwhile for both of you with this guide
10 Street Markets That Jakarta Expats May Enjoy
Asians are always delighted to make great finds at public markets. Whether it’s fruits and vegetables, street food, artsy items,
How to Find a Proper Dentist in Indonesia
Expats need not worry about finding professional dental care in Indonesia. Being patient and diligent enough with your research will
An Expat’s Guide to International Preschools in Indonesia
Moving to a foreign country and raising your kids there can be a big challenge. An even bigger challenge will
Why Expat Tech Founders Set up Shop in Jakarta
A new breed of professionals has made its way to Indonesia’s shores. Foreign startup founders are riding the tide of
The Old Hands
There is always kudos in the amount of time you have been doing something, a kind of “seniority of time”,