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For South Africans ,services like FedEx and DHL are generally too expensive, so we rather opt for the Speed Services that the local Post Office offers. BUT when I lived in Malaysia and also now in Indonesia, in both countries the parcel would only ... Read More

EDIT: Sorry I cannot find a way to delete my post, so I just EDIT it to say I'm sorry, because I just realized that you asked about 30 or 60 day visas, not a SosBud visa ... Read More

Great information (the complete post), though I want to mention that in Bandung and Tasikmalaya they do not take fingerprints (saying that they already got it through the system when you entered at the Airport), and they also take the photographs ... Read More

The locals in my area in West Java, mainly prepare boiled rice (nasi) and then keep it on the ready in a Magicom (which is similar to a rice cooker) in their houses for the whole day. Leftover rice is usually left in the Magicom overnight with ... Read More

When I was at Immigration in Bandung 1.5 years ago helping a friend, they did not accept Agents doing SosBud extensions anymore. Tourist visa extensions, yes, but not for SosBud. It might very well be different at other Immigration offices, but IN ... Read More

Indeed it is not anti-foreigner at all. But most governments will tolerate a local just "hanging around" being of no clear benefit to the country, because he is a Citizen. The tolerance for foreigners doing that, is unfortunately ... Read More

I guess they don't trust foreigners who just come to "hang around". Your Sponsor will be responsible for keeping an eye on you; that you don't deal in illegal substances, or cause other kinds of trouble. And with your Sponsor, ... Read More

The SosBud visa is indeed the one you need to get, but it depends on which Embassy of Indonesia you apply at, whether they'll give you 1 or 2 months to start with. In Malaysia they usually only give you 1 month, in Singapore 2 months, and in ... Read More

Loved it :) I'll add a few points, mainly applicable amoung the Sundanese people in & around Bandung: PUBLIC TRANSPORT: - If a foreigner asks the Driver of an Angkot (public transportation) the cost of travelling from point A to B, he will ... Read More

Usually when you are in Country A and insert a simcard of Country B into your cellphone (handphone) you receive an sms (text message) from Country B telling you how to retrieve your voicemail, sms's, activate roaming, etc. in Country ... Read More

1.) Is mastering the Indonesian language essential for a successful integration? - On the one hand we have people like LUKEREG, who does not seem to 鈥渞eally really鈥� need the language鈥�. He mentions being here for 10 years already, ... Read More

I see that a new regulation was issued (effective from 1 February 2016), in which some Immigration Offices require that the submission of the application forms (as well as the renewals thereof) be done ONLINE. The applicant will then receive a ... Read More

I鈥檒l be honest in saying that it sounds easier in words than it felt in practice, as I'm sure you know :) Back to important matters for you --- have you made a police report and an SKTT yet? Both are essential to keep you out of the ... Read More

Speaking of them clearly intending to be helpful (which they truly have been), I am reminded of something VERY helpful they did, though there were many helpful things, I think this one applies to the original thread-question: After dropping off my ... Read More

Your kind welcome is much appreciated :) I was very fortunate with the KITAS process though, as I lived in Indonesia for a year before deciding to get married, so I already knew the Immigration staff well (having to extend 2 x SosBud visas 10 ... Read More

I did everything myself (not being able to afford an Agent)..... My process at the Bandung Immigration Office took 6 weeks instead of 4 (end of June 2016 to early August 2016), because of 1 week Eid Al Fitri holidays, and 1 week that I didn鈥檛 ... Read More