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| COVID-19 Exceptional Travel Advisory Notice |
| Policy on Returning to the UK from FCO
British nationals in Indonesia who wish to leave, should make arrangements to do so as soon as possible.
The number of international flights out of Indonesia is reducing daily, to destinations within the region and globally, so you may not be able to leave Indonesia when you had planned to. Flights and medical evacuation may not be available, or become very expensive if you do not depart soon.
The British Embassy Jakarta is issuing regular updates onTwitter andFacebook with the latest available information on flight departure options for British nationals wishing to leave Bali and other areas of Indonesia.
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Indonesia to issue larger tax breaks to cover 11 more sectors |
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Another Rp 1.8 trillion allocated to secure food supplies, help farmhands |
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S&P projects Indonesia's economic growth at 1.8 percent in 2020 |
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Gov’t Sets Up Business Areas for SMEs on Borders, Toll Road Rest Stop |
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Pressure intensifies for 100% government-backed business loans |
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Jaguar Land Rover uses its 3D printers to make visors |
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| BritCham Indonesia WEBINAR SERIES : Human Capital - To Cull or to Nurture Your Human Assets? |
| Last Thursday, 16 April 2020, we’ve invited Sylvano Damanik - Vice Chairman of Korn Ferry Indonesia to extracted and examined human resource responses from a recent Korn Ferry survey of SOEs and the private sector. In the discussion he was accompanied by Steven Marcelino - ASEAN Capital Market Lead of Accenture UK and Chairman of Global Indonesia Professionals’ Association (GIPA) to share thinking across Accenture ASEAN clients.
For more of the webinar, click HERE |
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| BritCham Indonesia WEBINAR SERIES : Q&A Session with British Ambassador to Indonesia and Timor-Leste |
| Last Friday, 17 April 2020, BritCham Indonesia webinar series have a spesial episode with Q&A session with British Ambassador to Indonesia and Timor-Leste, HMA Owen Jenkins.
The discussion discussed the COVID-19 updates : the impact and support given by the British Embassy.
This session moderated by Ainsley Mann, Chairman of Britcham Indonesia.
For more of the webinar, click HERE |
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| BritCham Indonesia Podcast |
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| With the low income and tight budget, businesses are now facing a hard decision on giving religious holiday allowance or known as THR to their employees for Idul Fitri.
In this podcast we’ve invited Britcham’s Executive team, Yue, Yunita and Marsha to share their point of view regarding the issue.
Should the company gave THR to employee during these hard times?
Is it fair to not give THR for employees during this festive seasons, despite there are some potential that they are not going home? |
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| Goverment Actions & Regulatory Updates |
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Emergency Stay Permit _ updated on 17/04
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S&P Retains Indonesia’s Credit Rating at BBB with Negative Outlook_updated on 17/04
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The Opening of Job Retention Scheme online application portal
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