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If you are living in Indonesia, you’ve probably noticed that Indonesians rely heavily on their Apps —especially when it comes to services. Need a meal delivered in 30 minutes? Done. Want a motorbike courier to pick up a package and drop it off across the city for a couple of ...
A Practical Guide for Expats Navigating Indonesia’s Digital Landscape Arriving in Indonesia for the first time can be exhilarating—but the digital setup? Not so much. From different mobile networks to an entirely new ecosystem of apps, expats can quickly feel lost in the tech shuffle. This guide walks you through ...
I have children working and residing in Canada and through my visits with them and currently with the expectation of a new baby due in July I have been having a discussion with them regarding the cultural differences between the approach towards sick days, and sickness in Canada compared to ...
Relocating to a new country brings a mix of excitement and uncertainty—especially when it comes to building a new social circle. Indonesia is a warm and welcoming country, but forming meaningful friendships as an expat can still take time and effort. Whether you’re arriving with a family or starting a ...
Time is one of the few constants in the world—yet how it’s viewed, respected, and acted upon varies greatly depending on the culture. For some, time is rigid and scheduled. For others, it’s fluid, negotiable, and relational. These differences can have a deep impact on how people interact, particularly in ...
Introduction:Idul Fitri, also known as Lebaran, marks the joyous culmination of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting. In Indonesia, particularly in the bustling capital of Jakarta, it's a time of immense celebration, family reunions, and spiritual reflection. For expats new to the country, understanding the traditions and customs surrounding ...
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