Indonesia eyes economic boost with residency visa plan for foreign investors
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Cheryl Arcibal
Published: 9:30am, 5 Dec, 2022


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Officials in Jakarta have so far indicated a minimum requirement of US$130,000 in bank deposits and a tax holiday on overseas income, to rival incentives in similar schemes dangled by its regional neighbours like Malaysia and Thailand.

The scheme may give local real estate prices a boost as well as revive tourism in its popular islands like Bali.

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Malaysia’s programme requires minimum bankable assets of 1.5 million ringgit (US$334,000) and at least 40,000 ringgit of monthly offshore income. The “second home” programme has lured over 42,000 foreigners, a third of them from mainland China and Hong Kong

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Thailand began accepting applications in September for its Long Term Residency scheme, which comes with a 10-year local residency, seeking US$27 billion of capital infusion by courting wealthy or talented foreigners over the next five years.


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our boleh brothers no go? scare or no capital. chinese will rush there first.
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(05-12-2022, 11:03 AM)Blin Wrote:  our boleh brothers no go? scare or no capital. chinese will rush there first.


Whole world know the first priority of Bumi is control the population ratio of Chinese in Malaysia
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