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Kempinski Private Residence Jakarta Where Luxury Meets Location

Kempinski Private Residence Jakarta offers a rare opportunity to own a luxury 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom furnished apartment right above Grand Indonesia in Thamrin — combining five-star comfort, prime location, and exceptional investment value.A Legendary Address Above Grand IndonesiaSome addresses define Jakarta’s skyline — and Kempinski Private Residence Jakarta is one of them. Perfectly situated above...

Annual German Plus Football Tournament 2025: Celebrating Sports, Friendship, and Community Spirit

There’s something special about football that brings people together — and this year’s German Plus Annual Football Tournament 2025, held at the German School Jakarta (Deutsche Schule Jakarta – BSD), perfectly captured that spirit.With laughter echoing across the green field, families cheering from the sidelines, and the smell of coffee and bratwurst filling the air, the event was more than just a...

Short-Term Rentals in Jakarta: Serviced Apartments vs. Airbnb—Which Option Is Right for You?

If you’re planning to stay in Jakarta for a few weeks or months, one of the first questions you’ll face is: where should I stay? With so many options, from sleek serviced apartments in the city centre to cozy Airbnb homes in green neighbourhoods, it can be tricky to decide what’s best for your lifestyle, comfort, and budget.Let’s explore both options in detail so you can make an informed (and...

Budget Housing: Affordable Apartments in South Jakarta Under 10 Million Rupiah

Save 30% on rent while still enjoying South Jakarta's vibrant café culture. South Jakarta is often seen as one of the most desirable (and expensive) places to live in Jakarta. Known for its leafy streets, modern lifestyle, and proximity to international schools, cafes, and offices, many people assume you need a sky-high budget to enjoy it.But the truth is, you don’t need to spend a fortune to live...

Choosing the Right School and Home in Jakarta – Part 2

Living Near Singapore, French, and British Schools – PIK, Cipete & BeyondJakarta is a mosaic of cultures, languages, and lifestyles — and no where is that more visible than in its international schools. Each school is more than an academic institution; it’s a heartbeat of community, belonging, and daily rhythm for expat families.After exploring the South Jakarta cluster in Part 1, we now head...

Choosing the Right School and Home in Jakarta – Part 1

The Expat Family Guide to South & Central JakartaRelocating to Jakarta can be one of the most exciting adventures for any family — but when you have children, the biggest question is always the same: “Where will they go to school, and where should we live?”Jakarta’s international schools are spread across the city, each with its own rhythm, community, and character. Choosing the right school...

Why Bali Is Becoming a Hotspot for Global Entrepreneurs

Business, Lifestyle, and a Supportive Ecosystem in One PlaceOnce known mainly as a tropical escape, Bali has emerged as one of Southeast Asia’s most appealing places to start or grow a business. Beyond its beaches and yoga retreats, the island now offers a compelling blend of global connectivity, lifestyle flexibility, and entrepreneurial freedom—particularly for expats looking for a better work-life...

Indonesia’s Businesses Request Exemptions on Royalty Charges for Small Firms and Ambience Music

Hospitality and Retail Sectors Push Back on Music Licensing RegulationsIn response to newly enforced music royalty regulations, businesses across Indonesia—particularly in the hospitality and retail sectors—are urging the government to provide exemptions for small enterprises and background music usage that doesn’t directly generate revenue.As reported by The Jakarta Post (2025), associations...

Indonesia Grants Visa-Free Entry to Brazilian and Turkish Nationals

A Strategic Move to Strengthen Global Tourism and Bilateral TiesIndonesia has officially expanded its visa-free entry policy to include Brazilian and Turkish passport holders, marking a key development in its ongoing strategy to enhance global connectivity and promote international tourism.As reported by Indonesia Expat (2025), this policy shift was confirmed by the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, with...

Car-Free Day in Jakarta Faces Government Review Over Pop-Up Market Concerns

Balancing Urban Wellness, Informal Economy, and Public Order in the CapitalJakarta’s beloved Car-Free Day (CFD), a weekly event that transforms major roads into pedestrian zones for sports, recreation, and community life, may be heading toward a major shift. Indonesia’s Home Ministry has signaled plans to re-evaluate CFD activities, citing concerns that the event has increasingly become a hub for...

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