Launching a Business In Indonesia – Tracy Wilkinson, Terje Nilsen, & Cath
Launching a business in Indonesia has been a mystery and challenge for decades. Over the past few years, however, a handful of leading organizations have brought clear structure and path to support foreigners in launching a business. Join us to get an overview and then deep-dive discussions with these leaders for you to walk away after a morning session with a solid understanding of your path ahead.
A New Partnership to Reach One of the Most Promising Markets in Asia
We believe Indonesia’s future looks bright. Under the current administration, political stability is assured and according to the World Bank, “despite heightened global uncertainty, Indonesia’s economic outlook continues to be positive, with domestic demand being the main driver of growth.” A concerted effort to attract more Foreign Direct Investment has resulted in many regulations being eliminated or revised and we believe we are ideally placed to offer support in this evolving climate, especially because we keep up-to-date with the latest Omnibus Bills.
Terje Nilsen ? Director and Driving Force Behind Seven Stones Indonesia
Over the years, many people have made the move to live on the Island of the Gods, as opposed to major cities in their home countries. Terje Nilsen is one of the few Scandinavian men who has found ways to optimise life in Bali and relishes its booming property market. As the director and driving force behind Seven Stones Indonesia, Terje shared with Indonesia Expat how Seven Stones Indonesia impacts people’s lives for the better, along with assisting anyone who wishes to work and live in paradise.
Why you need an Investment Road Map in Indonesia
We’ve written plenty about rules and regulations in Indonesia and how we believed things would change, especially regarding the rules around investments. Well, now it seems to be happening!
In a nutshell: what’s happening to the property business in Bali
A lot has been happening in Bali recently around the subject of property rules and regulations and their enforcement. If you’re a buyer or a seller, what should you do?
Is there an accommodation oversupply in Bali?
Recently Airbnb announced Bali was the second most viable villa and house rental market in the world. Here’s what I think is driving this through visitor arrivals and trends in Bali’s hospitality accommodation scene.
Indonesia improves across all sectors of the economy
The last few years have seen Indonesia go through massive changes. Some of them are critical in paving the way for the country’s development in the years to come, and all of them are spearheaded by the current administration.
Where Is Bali Property Heading?
There’s a lot of exposure about this beautiful island paradise and its tourism industry, as well as property and uncontrolled developments. There are a lot of critiques and arguments determined to stop hotel and villa developments in certain areas. Some would even argue there’s a price war going on between hotels and resorts.
Get to know Terje Nilsen
I moved from Jakarta to Bali in 2004. At the time I wasn’t so sure where to head in terms of business. I was using a Coldwell Banker office for a while, which ended up connecting with a Japanese client who wanted to do a magazine about real estate in Bali.
What is wrong with real estate in Bali?
There have been a lot of recent claims that property transactions in Bali have slowed down after 15 years of unprecedented growth. Is this true? And if it is, why? What’s happened? Let’s have a look at some of the issues.