Katrice moved to Jakarta from Sydney with her family. Read her story and her tips about life in Jakarta.
2021
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Asha, who originates from the Netherlands, lives in Jakarta with her husband, one of her daughters and her dog. Read Asha's stories about Jakarta.
If you are a conscious consumer, interested in the work of projects in Indonesia that enhance knowledge and understanding about human-nature interactions, care for the conservation and sustainability of nature, advocacy and activism for people and planet, then this article is for you!
If you are a conscious consumer, interested in the work of projects in Indonesia that enhance knowledge and understanding about human-nature interactions, care for the conservation and sustainability of nature, advocacy and activism for people and planet, then this article is for you!
If you are a conscious consumer, interested in the work of projects in Indonesia that enhance knowledge and understanding about human-nature interactions, care for the conservation and sustainability of nature, advocacy and activism for people and planet, then this article is for you!
Jakarta is not exactly an easy city, we all know that. The traffic, the bad air, the blistering heat can be overwhelming. But: If you know the right resources and tips you will find your home far away from home in this city, we promise. We have put together a few starter kit information for you that will help you getting settled in Jakarta - and some of them might even be interesting for people who live here for a longer time already.
For many families, finding the right nanny, maid or driver in Jakarta is not that easy. Read Vi Hendrik's tipps about how to find the right fit - and hire in an ethically correct way.
Jakarta is for sure one thing: A very special cosmos to live in. This sprawling, chaotic, never sleeping city offers many obstacles and difficulties to deal with – but you can also find your perfect tropical, cozy home here. Moving to Jakarta can become a wonderful experience with many cultural impressions and new friends and acquaintances from all over the world for you and your family, if you are aware of a few things.
For many people who move to Jakarta, the city wasn’t the first one on the wishlist to move to. Bad air quality, horrendous traffic chaos, a public transport system that doesn’t exist, floodings, power cuts, almost unbearable heat waves once the yearly rain has stopped and little infrastructure.I was born in Indonesia and I am an Indonesian citizen, but I have spent big parts of my life in other...