Everything about visas, banking, culture, and life in both countries.
To Indonesia (Emigration & Stay)
This depends on your goal. For holidays, there is a VOA, but for long-term stays, you should look into a B211A (Social), a KITAS (Limited Stay), or a retirement visa. Our experts will help you make the right choice.
Upon arrival at the airport, you must declare your device to customs if you intend to use a local SIM card for more than 90 days. If you do not do this immediately, you will often pay more tax later.
Yes, but usually a KITAS or a local sponsor is required. We can guide you in choosing the right bank in regions such as BSD or Jakarta.
Download the Grab and Gojek apps immediately. These are the "super-apps" for rides, food, and even groceries. You can link your credit card for convenience.
Excellent private hospitals (such as Siloam or Medistra) are available in major cities. However, make sure you have good international health insurance.
To the Netherlands (Visas & Integration)
For a long-term stay with a partner in the Netherlands, you must pass the basic civic integration exam at the embassy in Jakarta. We provide support and study tips.
Yes, a marriage contracted in Indonesia must be legalized and then registered with the Municipality of The Hague (National Tasks).
The Netherlands has a labor shortage in many sectors. With the right work permit or as a highly skilled migrant, there are many opportunities. We advise on the first steps.
The Netherlands is more expensive than Indonesia, especially regarding rent and energy. A good budget plan is essential before making the move.
In the Netherlands, basic health insurance is mandatory for everyone living there. You will deal with a GP (huisarts) who refers you to the hospital if necessary.
Still have questions? Our experts in Indonesia and the Netherlands are ready to help you.