We would like to thank you for your continued engagement with BritCham during these difficult times. Our events’ programme remains postponed until further notice. However, we are learning from the experiences of associate Chambers in HK and China who are now around 2 months more advanced than Indonesia. Later this week, we will be announcing our webinar panel programme to assist members with the challenges of working from home, business continuity and education preoccupations. These will be a complimentary service from BritCham to its community.

For the time being, we will continue to review all information from our Embassy and FCO posts. We will also be directed by any guidance and mandates from Republic of Indonesia.

We are keen to hear from you with suggestions for the BritCham community, or simply anecdotes you may wish to share.

With our best wishes for remaining safe and healthy.

To prevent further outbreak of COVID-19 in the country, RI Government is proactively discouraged Indonesian citizens to go home or picnic during the upcoming Eid Al-Fitr holiday.

Government Regulations on this ‘regional quarantine’ is under discussion among ministries and government agencies.

For more on the regulation, click here

Considering the negative impact of COVID-19 to business operations in Indonesia,

the Ministry of Finance decided to give tax incentives for certain taxpayers to ease their burden and support business development in the country.

For more, in English click here

Indonesian version here or here

Noting the massive needs of medical supplies during COVID-19 crisis, Directorate General of Customs and Excise endorsed an accelerated service for certain imported goods. Details on the procedures are available on the attachment.

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