Your First 90 Days in Jakarta: A Practical Checklist
Two legal clocks start when your passport is stamped in Indonesia. You have 30 days from the entry stamp to file for your ITAS, and…
Moving to Jakarta
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What a Month in Central Jakarta Actually Costs
The Jakarta Globe’s 2026 estimate for a single expatriate in Jakarta is USD 1,000 to USD 1,500 a month, roughly Rp 17.8 million to Rp…
Kost vs Serviced Apartment vs Renting a Flat in Jakarta
Three formats, three price structures that do not line up. Colliers Indonesia put serviced apartments in the Jakarta CBD at Rp 464,453 per square metre…
What Is a Kost? Indonesia’s Monthly Rental Format Explained
A kost — kos or kos-kosan in everyday Indonesian — is a single furnished room rented by the month, with utilities, cleaning and often laundry…
