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Current Accounts in Indonesia

Opening current accounts in Indonesia is a simple process with simple requirements. Documentation needed includes be a letter of reference from the applicant’s Indian employer or sponsor, passport copies, a KITAS card plus a reference letter from a previous bank, the employer’s tax registration number and another letter from the employer verifying it has been paying its taxes.
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Premier International Account

Premier International Account in Indonesia
£2,500, €2,500, $3,500 Debit card, cheque book (Sterling accounts only) £/$/€
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New customers who open a Sterling account can earn 1% AER interest for the first 3 months of account opening if a balance of between £10,000 and £24,999 is maintained. No monthly fee charged if minimum monthly balance of £2,500/€2,500/$3,500 is maintained.

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HSBC International

HSBC International in Indonesia
£5,000,$10,000,€10,000 Cash Card, Cheque Book, Debit Card £/$/€
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Flexible international current account for day-to-day banking in sterling, US dollars and euro, with debit card /chequebook

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BNP Paribas Personal Investors

BNP Paribas Personal Investors in Indonesia
EUR 50,000 International debit and credit card, deferred debit cards available 26 currencies: euro, US dollar, pound sterling, Swiss franc, Singapore dollar, Hong Kong dollar, etc.
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Day-to-day cash management in different currencies around the world.
As an expatriate you benefit from our preferential fee structure “Expat Investors”:

  • No transfer fees for bank transactions
  • Reimbursement of transfer fees charged by your bank
  • Reduced foreign exchange fees
  • 50 % discount on the annual account management fees
  • 50% discount on the annual fees for an international bank card (Visa, Mastercard)
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Additional Product Relationship Manager Account

Additional Product Relationship Manager Account in Indonesia
£50,000 or currency equivalent Debit and credit cards (£), deferred debit cards available £/$/€
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Dedicated Relationship Manager taking care of your banking needs including; Currency exchange services, Introduction to tax services, Free financial review, International mortgage advice for property purchases in the UK, Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man and Gibraltar, Advice from international investment experts.

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Jobs in Indonesia

However, due to the declining percentage of professional Indonesians, the government is coming round to foreign job candidates as long as no Indonesian can fill the position. Even so, there are some areas of expertise where expatriates take full advantage- English teachers in particular are in demand, especially in schools that are constantly upgrading their educational system. These institutions prefer a native English speaker. Hence, English teaching has become a lucrative career in the...Read More >

Cost of Living in Indonesia

Many employers provide accommodation as part of an employment package, especially for expatriates who are teaching English. For those responsible for their own accommodation, a furnished two- bedroom apartment in a hotel complex starts from about $1,000 a month. Apartments in Jakarta are generally cheaper than in other cities while unfurnished houses are the most practical choice for long-term expats. Read More >

Jobs in Jakarta

In Indonesia, minimum wage is set by the provincial wage council per province and for each district within the province. Jakarta's provincial minimum wage for 2009 is at Rp972,604.00 (USD$89.22). Read More >
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