The Indonesian Directorate General of Immigration has officially expanded its Visa Free Visit (Bebas Visa Kunjungan) programme, granting visa-free entry privileges to citizens of Kazakhstan and Macau. The decision reflects the government’s ongoing efforts to strengthen international tourism, improve connectivity, and support economic growth while maintaining strict immigration oversight and national security standards.
For many travellers, the easiest gateway into the country remains the Indonesia Visa on Arrival (VoA), a short-term visa designed to simplify entry for eligible foreign nationals.
From Bali to Jakarta, and all the way to the quieter cultural centres spread across the array of islands, Indonesia is still welcoming millions of international visitors each year.
Relocating to Indonesia often marks a significant milestone for career opportunities, business expansion, or long-term lifestyle decisions. Yet for many expatriates and foreign investors, the move is rarely made alone.
Establishing a PT PMA (foreign-owned limited liability company) remains one of the most common routes to enter the market, but it is far from the only strategic option
Indonesia’s evolving tax landscape continues to reflect a careful balance between regulatory enforcement and administrative pragmatism. In a notable move
A tax planning consulting service goes far beyond basic filing. It’s about helping individuals and corporations mitigate risk, optimise strategy, and navigate Indonesia’s complex tax system.
A tax planning consulting service goes far beyond basic filing. It’s about helping individuals and corporations mitigate risk, optimise strategy, and navigate Indonesia’s complex tax system.
A tax planning consulting service goes far beyond basic filing. It’s about helping individuals and corporations mitigate risk, optimise strategy, and navigate Indonesia’s complex tax system.
A tax planning consulting service goes far beyond basic filing. It’s about helping individuals and corporations mitigate risk, optimise strategy, and navigate Indonesia’s complex tax system.
A tax planning consulting service goes far beyond basic filing. It’s about helping individuals and corporations mitigate risk, optimise strategy, and navigate Indonesia’s complex tax system.
A tax planning consulting service goes far beyond basic filing. It’s about helping individuals and corporations mitigate risk, optimise strategy, and navigate Indonesia’s complex tax system.
Indonesia’s corporate taxpayers are approaching a critical compliance milestone. The Annual Corporate Income Tax Return, known locally as SPT Tahunan PPh Badan
If you or a family member files taxes in Indonesia, a recent administrative change in the Directorate General of Taxes (DJP) Coretax system may affect you. From 25 January 2026
The Indonesian government has released a policy to extend relief for individual taxpayers by allowing late submission of the 2025 Annual Personal Income Tax Return (SPT Tahunan PPh OP) without penalties until 30 April 2026.