The intricacies of doing business in Indonesia will present a mystery to newcomers. Rest assured that there are many “seasoned veterans” that can assist you in your transition to your new job in Indonesia or assist you in making your business venture in Indonesia a success.

Expatriate Business Associations Join an expatriate business association and get involved! A sure way to keep in touch with what is going on in the business world around you.

Foreign Investment and Company Establishment Are you considering starting a business in Indonesia? Find out a bit about what is involved.

Serviced Offices A viable option for new offices - hit the ground running with a fully equipped office from day one.

Business Consulting Services Firms providing consulting services to multinationals ... all the help you need to build your business in Indonesia!

Legal Matters in Indonesia - "If people do not have access to the law, they cannot know their rights. If people do not know their rights, they cannot demand the enforcement of their rights. If people are not empowered to demand the enforcement of their rights, they will be exploited and abused by those with access to power over the law." Learn more in this article.

Cross Cultural Training for Expatriates Learn more about the challenges of working in a cross cultural environment. Practical information and true life solutions from experts in the field!

Corporate Taxation An introduction to the broad framework of the Indonesian corporate taxation system.

Business Information Information is a precious commodity. Good business information and advice can make the difference in the success of a company's endeavors in Indonesia.

Private Business Clubs Ummm ... enjoy the pleasures and privileges of one of the prestigious private business or social clubs in Jakarta. Network and meet others.

Business Opportunties - learn more about opportunities for investment in Indonesia

Risk Management - mitigating the risks of doing business in Indonesia

Job seekers - Looking for a job in Indonesia Practical advice to expats who are looking for work in Indonesia.

Employing Expatriates Information on Manpower Regulations and visas processes necessary to employ expats.

Finding a Job through a Jakarta Headhunter Veteran Executive Search professional shares tips on headhunters in Jakarta

Executive Search Consultants in Singapore and Hong Kong Contact information for major executive search firms in Singapore and Hong Kong.

Expatriate Compensation Packages A discussion list of possible components to be used in discussions with a potential employer.

Indonesian Job Links If you are interested in working in Indonesia, here are some job links to help you begin your search.

Expat Forum - post your interest and availability and check out the job listings.

All It Takes Is One Bad Apple: The Value of Pre-employment Screening and Due Diligence

Sourcing Indonesian Products Indonesia has diverse manufacturing industries from traditional handicrafts to high tech goods. Learn more about some of the companies that are exporting their products oversees.

Social Accountability What is your corporate reputation worth to you? Find out how the SA8000 audits can ensure that your corporate reputation is maintained and that your company's business functions in a lawful, humane, safe and ethical environment with respect to local and international laws and conventions are sound business investments.

Aceh Restructuring and Support Initiatives

Other Sites on Doing Business in Indonesia Some internet-based resources for businesses.

Please let us know what information you'd like to see on doing business in Indonesia and we'll put it on our list for future development.

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