New members of the Indonesia forum, introduce yourselves here - 2018

Hello i'm citizen Indonesia living in Semarang ^^

i'm a last year student in Diponegoro University Semarang, currently i'm doing my bachelor thesis about topic that i love, it is about cross cultural adjustment.
So, my respondents has to be expatriate in Semarang ^^ If anyone willing to help me to be one of my respondents or give some suggestion to me about this thesis, would say Thank you very much.

You can share your suggestion or anything to my profile by send message then i will give you my email ^^
and its not only about this thesis, if you are living in Semarang and want to know places, or another items, feel free to contact me ^^

Thank you very much
nice to know you all, enjoy Indonesia )

hope you enjoy living in Indonesia..

Where to stay in Jakarta?

Hi, I'm coming to Jakarta with my family for a holiday but have not booked accomodation yet. We're looking for a cheap hotel or guesthouse. Does anybody know which areas we are most likely to find such accomodation?

Thanks

use airyroom app to find one...

Hi I'm Erley 👋

Fwb3566 wrote:

Took me 8 hours just to get to Bandung from Bekasi, worst traffic I have ever been in

Unless one gets a truly high-paying job, I think Jakarta should be avoided at all cost.
The smaller cities in Java are still very nice to live, and by nice I mean much healthier, too!

Hi All,

Nice to connected with you

britishscienceteacher wrote:

Where to stay in Jakarta?

Hi, I'm coming to Jakarta with my family for a holiday but have not booked accomodation yet. We're looking for a cheap hotel or guesthouse. Does anybody know which areas we are most likely to find such accomodation?

Thanks

Hello,
I have stayed here several times in South Jakarta.
Hotel Kristal
reservations@hotelkristal.com

Very clean include breakfast and close to expat community in South of Jakarta, in Kemang Area.

It's to be noted that traffic jam is a total nightmare in Jakarta, so give yourself at least 1.5 to go anywhere. If you think London traffic is bad, Jakarta is 10X worst, at least.......

Good luck!

Hi - I don't mean to offend anyone here, especially the super nice Indonesian ladies.

I am new to this site and have notice there are more local members than true expats in this site.

I hope this is not a dating site or social group activity, because for that we have Facebook, Instagram and the Tourist Bureau.

Who are considered expats in Indonesia? The foreign nationals who work and/or keep properties in this country, the locals who work with expats or Multinational Corporation, or also the locals who just like to know the expats?
Can the site moderator give some clarification?

I am reluctant to post questions publicly as it might open to unwanted solicitation.

Thanks in advance.

Expat.com is a site for people who have moved from their home country to another or for those that want too. Everyone is welcome to post and share ideas, thoughts and pose questions.
Giving out personal information, soliciting, being abusive either directly or in directly will see a poster banned.
The banning process can be started by any forum moderator from any forum because we all support each other.

So Glenn, if you want go participate then please do. If you find youself part of unwelcome contact or advice you can hit the report button.

Thanks.

Glenn Neijevelt wrote:

I am new to this site and have notice there are more local members than true expats in this site.

All are welcome as long as they stay within the rules, or at least don't break them too much.
You'll notice I'm Indonesian, that being because I'm an immigrant rather than an expat, a sort of ex-expat.

Glenn Neijevelt wrote:

I hope this is not a dating site or social group activity, because for that we have Facebook, Instagram and the Tourist Bureau..

There is a dating section in classifieds where horny men can be ignored by all but gold diggers, but such things are not allowed on the open forums.

Glenn Neijevelt wrote:

Who are considered expats in Indonesia? .

Any expat that lives in Indonesia, but that stretches to immigrants such as myself.

Glenn Neijevelt wrote:

I am reluctant to post questions publicly as it might open to unwanted solicitation.

Any such posts should be reported so they can be reviewed. You'll see ads, spam, and other unwanted stuff removed pretty quickly by Luke, myself, or one of the senior team members.

Hey there, I'm Christy, Indonesian. I live between Jakarta and Singapore, but I spend a lot of my time on the road, both for work and for leisure.
Bali is one of my favorite places in Indonesia and I try to go there whenever possible.
I would love to make new contacts on this forum, for friendship, business and/or traveling!

Hi

I am Yoga from Jakarta...Nice to know you all.

Hey there, I'm Herry, Chinese Indonesian living in Jakarta

I would love to make new contacts in this forum, for friendship, relationship, business and/or traveling.

Hit me up!

sports, movies, dining

I'm the same - but without the sports
Welcome to all the new members.

hi,
i'm ary, indonesian i live in surakarta, central java
if there anyone needs guide around central java I will be happy to help you

Hi

I'm 52 and so is my wife.  We live in the United States and want to move to Bali next year.  My biggest concern at the moment is finding health insurance and how to go about doing so.  Also my parents who are 83 and 76 would move with us.

Hi Expat.com and all,

Quick intro: I've been an expat in 4 countries for 11 years, 6 of which in Jakarta, Indonesia. Yet I only signed up today, as I'm trying to find a Bahasa Indonesia tutor to help me make my intermediate level Indonesian fluent (I even managed to get blocked by the anti-spam algorithm after answering more than 3 Bahasa lessons Classifieds)

Question: What's the fastest way to learn formal Bahasa?
I'm willing to invest time in learning intensively.

Thanks
BR
Doel

you have to brave to talk in bahasa with someone, to learn it

Me too

I am new member
And didn't know how to use it cause i just wanna to finding job for my friend. .
Hhiii

You should practice it to lift up your vocabulary

Come to jl.Jaksa many guest house Theresia

Nur Alam Syah Paidung wrote:

Come to jl.Jaksa

Bad idea.
Jalan Jaksa is a dump populated by low class prostitutes and ladyboys selling diseases at tourist prices. Most of the street is closed down bars and not much else.
One place on there looked reasonable, but that's all.

did you find any websites???

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indahnur wrote:

Adverts should be in the appropriate sections, "Jobs" in this case.

https://www.expat.com/en/jobs/asia/indonesia/

I am french and I actually live in Dubai with my wife who is fom Bali. I am Project Manager in Design, Technical and Art Production specialist for high design environment. I am looking for opportunities in Indonesia. ***
stri saya berasal dari Bali. Saya berbicara dan mengerti sedikit bahasa Indonesia.
Please PM me if you are interested in my profile.
Terima kasih banyak.

Hi, Im Naomi .. im chinese  indonesian and looking for new friend in this forum

Hi naomi, welcome to group,if your looking to hang out with expat you let me know I have group of expat who hang out twice or trice a month.

xheers,
rick

ricardo001 wrote:

Hi naomi, welcome to group,if your looking to hang out with expat you let me know I have group of expat who hang out twice or trice a month.

xheers,
rick

ah thats good , let me know the group would love to join

You can message me Naomi our group is not only for expat but also for Indonesian who wants to meet friends or to built their network.

xheers,
rick

Naomisiska wrote:

Hi, Im Naomi .. im chinese  indonesian and looking for new friend in this forum

Hi and welcome to expat.com.

I'm Fred, also Indonesian (used to be British), but I'm very unfriendly so I never meet people from the forum, especially if they're lovely ladies as my wife would potong potong sosis.

Hi fred ,

Thank you

Dear Ricardo ,

Thank you yaa for this information

Welcome Naomi.xheers

Hello, John here from Germany. I have travelled around the world and felt in love with Bali, Lombok and Bima. Yes, Bima. Bima is east of Lombok, not so tourist crowded but has pretty gentle beaches.

so I decide to buy and lease land from Lombok for building stores from container in Obel-Obel. And bought land in Bima to built private villas with beach access,

if someone interest to invest into that projects and even wants to get more information, he or she can drop an message to me.

thanks,

John

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Hello all

My name is Dave from holland
Im 43 years and i planning to move to Jakarta in the next 2 years.
Me and my indonesian wife have a marketeer business in Jakarta.

I love indonesia its such a beautifull country with great people ,and ofcourse great food