I also loveeee south east asian food and we are lucky to have a nany, cook, gardener, driver and a househelp here in Pakistan. I would love to go to Indonésie after this crazy lockdown. Thank you for sharing your expérience.
Thank you for watching. Yes i think it is a common thing in South East Asia for expat households to employ local staff to support the home. You should totally visit Indonesia. It's beautiful.
@@Waleochronicles how the racist visa policies are a nightmare.. they also hate Black people so why you lying you too afraid to say the truth about the Malay Mongols..?
You definitely need to visit Bunaken island in North Sulawesi Bunaken is an island of 8 km², part of the Bunaken National Marine Park. Bunaken is located at the northern tip of the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia. It belongs administratively to the municipality of Manado. Scuba diving and snorkeling attracts many visitors to the island.
The way you say how the traffic in Jakarta beats all traffic elsewhere 🤣🤣🤣 It’s embarassing the fact that Jakarta’s traffic is horrible, but the way you say it, how no other traffic jam can ruffle your feathers anymore, is hilarious 😆😆
😄😄😄 honestly Jakarta has trained and groomed me for traffic jam. Here in Germany when people complain that there is any form of traffic you can imagine my expression 😄
Pro 1.food cheap and many varieties. 2. Living standards for expat are good. 3.travel abrod neighboring indonesia. 4.party nite life dress up but some cons. 5.weather .always sunshine or rain.
you may want to try some cities with higher altitudes than Jakarta, like Bogor or Bandung. They don't have problems like flood or really terrible traffic jam. Also, the temperature and humidity is better there overall about health care tho, the local hospital here generally really busy dealing with lots of mid to low middle class. So you want to seek a little bit expensive ones if you can Also if you really hate conservative Islamic culture, consider visiting places like Bali, Menado, Medan, or East Nusa Tenggara Province Islam isn't a majority there so it can be less conservative (wild even, if you considering people eat bats and dogs in Menado) About alcohol, Muslims are banned to drink it, so the demand is low. They even make local laws for it, so you need to have proper permission to sell it but in some places that have less Muslim as I said before, it's generally easier and cheaper to buy
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That was because alcohol was semi-illegal in Indonesia ! You cannot produce or sell alcohol freely whithout license and to get a license is really difficult and expesive that's why alcohol is expensive !
@@jeffjero8687 i know.. i was only talking about alcohol part.. i just want to show you if alcohol is legal in bali and affordable based on that video..
Like I said it was a tourism place, of course they have a license to sell it, but if they don't, well the police will take it all ! By force, if it was necessary to do !
You mentioned about the 'developing' healthcare system. I was wondering are you using private insurance, paying for healthcare yourself, or taking advantage of public government healthcare plan?
There are multi racial couples in Jakarta like any other metropolitan city in the world. I've seen a significant bunch myself in Jakarta. Thanks for watching 😊
i would recommend somewhere else to go, such as bali, jogja etc. much more to see (mostly nature and culture), in jakarta the culture is too mixed up. maybe spend a few days in jakarta and go somewhere else, unless you like shopping 😅
Hi ! I am European, yet living in Brazil more than 15 years. Love Indonesia. Know Jakarta and for me very exiting. Thinking of the idea moving to Jakarta. BUT I AM NOT MARRIED WITH AN INDONESIAN WOMAN. AND DO NOT HAVE A JOB TO WORK THERE. Do you know spite of the fact I told you before TO GET SOME SORT OF VISA IN MY CASE ? Cheers Fred
How is it to find work in Indonesia is that possible, can you convert a touris visa into a working permit visa ? I live in the Netherlands, and i realy could need som ehelp to move to Indonesia. I am an electrical engineer and software engineer for PLC.
As I do not dink beer, I cannot answer that question. But what know is that alcohol is relatively more expensive in Indonesia than in some Western countries. And the local Beer called Bintang is cheaper than any imported beer.
Thank you. Language barrier would be the first huddle. Once you can overcome that then probably slightly easier. But most Africans there are usually business owners themselves.