General FAQ
Having a local Indonesian bank account makes it easier and cheaper to pay, withdraw cash, and receive money in Indonesia. You can use QRIS for payments, avoid high…
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We can help to set up your bank account in Indonesia for the following banks: Permata, CIMB Niaga, Bank Mega
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Yes, most Indonesian banks have daily transaction limits for ATM withdrawals, transfers, and QRIS payments. The exact limits depend on your bank and account type, but you can…
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BCA and Mandiri are the top choices for expats in Bali thanks to their extensive ATM networks and strong local support. Permata is popular for its English-friendly service…
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Yes, you can start the process online, but you must meet a bank employee (either at the bank branch or to sign the account opening papers in their…
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Block your card right away using your bank’s app or by calling customer service. Report the loss and request a replacement card at your nearest bank branch (bring…
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The All Indonesia Arrival Card is a digital arrival declaration that combines immigration, customs, and health/quarantine information into one online form. Instead of filling out separate forms at…
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No. The C7B visa is not designed for conversion. If you plan to stay long-term or work regularly in Indonesia, you’ll need to apply for a different visa,…
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You’ll need a valid passport, crew contract, bank statement, passport photo, and a sponsor letter.
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