Indonesia’s recent accolade of being the second friendliest country in the world is not just a badge of honor; it’s a significant factor for anyone considering property investment in Bali. The recognition, based on InterNations’ Local Friendliness ranking, highlights the welcoming nature of Indonesians, a crucial aspect for expatriates and…
In 2023, Indonesia achieved a remarkable milestone by securing the #2 spot for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Southeast Asia. This significant ranking highlights the country's growing appeal as a lucrative investment destination and underscores its vital role in the regional economic landscape. For those interested in property investment in…
Indonesia has officially launched its long-anticipated Golden Visa program, a move that marks a significant milestone for the nation and a game-changer for property investment in Bali and beyond. With applications already open for some time, the very first Golden Visa has been awarded, ushering in a new era for…
Who doesn’t love the idea of exploring new places and meeting new people? For many, the ideal destination might not just be a vacation spot but also a lucrative opportunity for property investment. If you're considering diving into the world of real estate, particularly Bali property investment, you're in for…
The head of tourism for the Province of Bali, Putu Astawa, said on Thursday, 27 May 2021 that “Digital Nomads” represents a potential market for tourists that needs to explored and exploited, Astawa insists that Bali is serious in welcoming the new class of visitors who work without borders from…
Indonesia’s Tourism and Creative Economy Minister Sandiaga Uno is hoping to attract digital nomads from around the globe with a new long-term visa that would allow foreign tourists to stay in the country for up to five years. Sandiaga previously encouraged innovative approaches within the tourism industry in order for…
Indonesian officials are mulling plans for a new long-term visa that would allow foreign tourists, especially business tourists, to stay in Indonesia for up to five years. Tourism and Creative Economy Minister Sandiaga Uno and Law and Human Rights Minister Yasonna Laoly, the latter of which heads Indonesia’s immigration office,…
The pandemic is still very much here and it’s just good sense not to be traveling anytime soon, yet the global travel disruption doesn’t seem to have affected Bali’s popularity among travelers. This week, one of the world’s largest travel platforms, Tripadvisor, placed Bali on top of its 2021 list…
