Remote Working in Bali During the Pandemic
E – VISA INFO Monday, 25 JAN 2021 11:30 WIB photo by svetlanasokolova Remote Working in Bali During the Pandemic Remote working is a term given to someone who works remotely. Remote work doesn’t require that you always come to the office. You can do it from home, café, restaurant, coworking space, outside the city, or even overseas. Remote working has become a new habit in Indonesia and has been known since the spread of the coronavirus March 2020 Indonesia confirmed its first corona case. The government has started to enforce the PSBB to prevent the spread of the virus while focusing on educating the public. Government asks people to work from home and since then people are getting to know the term remote working. This trend has been practiced for a long time abroad. But it is new in Indonesia. Many overseas companies let their employees work remotely. Apart from being considered efficient, working remotely has also proven to improve employee performance. In Bali, remote workers can be found in tourist areas such as Sanur, Canggu, Kuta, Ubud, and Kerobokan. The large number of facilities provided for remote workers makes Bali one of the destinations for remote workers for a working holiday. The permissions used are slightly different. Tourists must have a working KITAS which is aimed at tourists who want to work in Bali. Remote working can be boring sometimes when we cannot talk to people. But in Bali, You can explore places that you have never seen before. Working from home is no longer boring if you do it while traveling or just staycation. Looking for a working visa? Click here for detail. Facebook Instagram Whatsapp-square Recent Post SHARE Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Find Us Download our app Follow Our Social Media Be the first to know our latest information Instagram Facebook Whatsapp
Ngurah Rai Immigration Closed to Prevent the Spread of COVID 19
E-VISA UPDATE Monday, 25 JAN 2021 11:30 WIB Prevent the Spread of COVID 19 Ngurah Rai Immigration Office Closed It’s been more than 1 week that the government has implemented PPKM in the Denpasar and Badung areas. A number of public service offices have begun to close. One of them is the Class I Immigration Office for TPI Ngurah Rai. It was announced through the official Instagram account of Ngurah Rai Immigration Office @imngurahrai this morning, that they will be closed from 26 January to 29 January 2021. The temporary closure of the immigration service aims to help prevent the spread of COVID 19 which increased over the last few weeks in Bali. Services will reopen on Monday, February 1, 2021. In the announcement, it is stated that foreign citizens (WNA) who hold a residence permit whose validity period ends on January 26-31, 2021 can contact the contact number 081236956667. Or by using Whatsapp chat from 08.00 WIB to 16.00 WIB at the latest one day before the residence permit period ends. It is hoped that on the reopening date of the Ngurah Rai Immigration, conditions have improved and the number of Corona Virus victims can be suppressed. Facebook Instagram Whatsapp-square Recent Post SHARE Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Find Us Download our app Follow Our Social Media Be the first to know our latest information Instagram Facebook Whatsapp
The Government Announced the Extension of the PPKM
E-VISA UPDATE Friday, 22 JAN 2021 11:32 WIB The Government Announced the Extension of the PPKM The increase in corona cases makes the government announced the extension of the PPKM in Indonesia. Several regions of Indonesia have become red zones for the spread of the coronavirus. In the last few weeks there has been a significant increase in positive cases of the corona virus, which has made the government have to take the decision to close the door to foreign tourists and impose PPKM. The Government Announced the Extension of the PPKM and the closing of borders for foreigners until February 8 2021. For now, The current VISA offshore application is not available until further notification. For expiring KITAS and KITAP holders currently residing overseas, can extend their KITAS or KITAP by online application at https://izintimpa-online.imigration.go.id. There is no official information when borders will reopen. For now, the government only serves VISA extensions for foreigners residing in Bali. Facebook Instagram Whatsapp-square Recent Post Find Us Download our app Follow Our Social Media Be the first to know our latest information Instagram Facebook Whatsapp
