Indonesia: Expat Blogs & Websites

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2 Bags and a Pack

Vagabonding author reports on how to live on a budget in different countries, how to deal with different cultures and languages

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Ahi te va esa!

Spanish blog about the trips in whole SouthEast Asia region by Jago MF.

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Bali Expat

Bali Expat is an information resource for people wanting to live in Bali, Indonesia.

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Educating Wendy

One expat's insane life. Join the fun. Read along. Feel free to point fingers and laugh out loud...

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Everything Indonesia

A unique spotlight on Indonesian travel, culture, religion, politics and investment.

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Expats in Indonesia

A website for expats in Indonesia to share information and advice or just to let off stream.

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Finally Woken

Daily musings of an Indonesian expat who's stranded in Scotland, and has to deal with Scottish people, weather, accent, food, and football. Ironically fun(ny).

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Traveling Asia

Adventure blog of my two years in Korea and surrounding countries. Very informative.

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Traveling Asia

Stories and Photography of the Wilder side of Asia.

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5 Tips For Living in Jakarta, Indonesia

Expats in Jakarta, Indonesia offer some great advice on what it's like to live in the capital of this island nation. From choosing a house to a stark warning for husbands and wives alike, this is a great place to start when considering a move to Jakarta.

Healthcare in Indonesia

Expats talk about healthcare conditions in Indonesia, the importance of health insurance, traveling abroad for medical care and more.

Expats talk about healthcare conditions in Indonesia, the importance of health insurance, traveling abroad for medical care and more....

Moving to Indonesia

Expats discuss what they wish they had known before moving to Indonesia. Locals say "yes" even when they really mean to say "no" and traffic can be a nightmare. But, there are many of positives, too.

Expats discuss what they wish they had known before moving to Indonesia. Locals say "yes" even when they really mean to say "no" and traffic can be a nightmare. But, there are many of positives, too....