| Life is never boring, that's one of the things Australian expat Jen Jen has to say about living in Jakarta, Indonesia. That isn't to say that everything is smooth-sailing, though! Jen Jen describes her experiences of living in this Indonesian capital city, a city that she and her family love for all its good and not-so-good aspects. |
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Expats in Indonesia! Interviews With People Living And Working In Indonesia
Read what expats have to say about what it's like to live in Indonesia, known as the Emerald of the Equator because of its location. Centuries of historical association with the Arabs, the Portuguese, the Dutch, and the British have played a role in forming today's Javanese and Balinese mindset and way of life. Just like other countries, Indonesia suffers from political and social problems, but its culture is ever as vital and ever as multi-faceted as its islands and people.
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Chris is a German expat who is living--and loving it!--in Bali, Indonesia
| Bali, Indonesia was always a dream for Chris, even when he was still back home in Germany. Today he's living his dream with his fiancee in this country, which is part of his love for Asia as a whole. Bali is a tropical paradise for him: with its gorgeous scenery and lovely people. Still, there are a few things that people who plan to move to Indonesia should be aware of, and Chris gives some helpful tips gleaned from personal experience. |
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Read about the lifestyle adjustments of Kiwi expat Simon and his family in Bali, Indonesia
| New Zealanders Simon and his family are proactive citizens living in Bali, Indonesia. They’re not just “surface expats.” By going beyond the stereotypes and learning to deal with how the wheel turns in the Island of the Gods, they are finding that life is more satisfying and enriching in their adopted land. “Indonesia isn’t for everybody” is what Simon says. For them, though, it is. |
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