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A Guide to Hiring in Indonesia – Latest Issue of ASEAN Briefing Magazine
The latest issue of ASEAN Briefing Magazine, titled “A Guide to Hiring in Indonesia”, is out now as a free download.
New Regulation Boosts Investment Incentives in Indonesia’s New Capital
Discover how Indonesia’s new regulation GR 29/2024 enhances investment incentives in Nusantara with extended land rights, streamlined approvals, expanded authority powers, and new rules on foreign workers.
Regulatory Shifts in Indonesia’s Mining Sector: Empowering Local Stakeholders
Explore the key changes introduced by Indonesia’s Government Regulation 25 of 2024 in the mining sector. This article covers new licensing requirements, downstream policies, and their implications for local stakeholders and the industry.
Indonesia’s Record Investment Inflows: Key Highlights from H1 2024
Indonesia achieved a record-breaking investment inflows in the first half of 2024, driven by significant foreign and domestic interest across key sectors.
ASEAN Labor Costs: Minimum Wage and Social Insurance Essentials
When assessing labor costs in ASEAN, foreign investors should be aware that governments are increasing social protection expenditure in areas such as pensions, health coverage, and welfare assistance.
Indonesia Launches Golden Visa to Drive Investment
Indonesia’s Golden Visa offers long-term residency to global investors, skilled professionals, and retirees.
Indonesia Strengthens Pharma Sector with Novo Nordisk Partnership
Novo Nordisk’s partnership with Bio Farma underscores Indonesia’s expanding role in biopharmaceuticals and local insulin production.
Indonesia Explores Revisions to Enhance Micro Loan Subsidy Program
Indonesia is considering revisions to its micro loan subsidy program while debating the reinstatement of a COVID-era loan restructuring policy.
Southeast Asia’s First EV Battery Plant Begins Operations in Indonesia
Indonesia has launched Southeast Asia’s first electric vehicle battery plant, marking a significant milestone in its ambition to become a leading global producer of EV batteries.
Indonesia’s Positive Investment List: Sectors Open and Restricted to Foreign Businesses
Indonesia’s Positive Investment List allows 100% foreign investment in over 200 business lines, with several incentives for priority sectors.
