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  Thursday, 10 September 2026   For Spanish investors looking for opportunities outside Europe, Bali is becoming an interesting place to watch. The island is already famous for tourism, beaches, restaurants, and its relaxed lifestyle. But beyond being a holiday destination, Bali has also become an increasingly popular market for international property investors.   So, why could now be an interesting time for Spanish investors to consider a villa in Bali?   One of the main reasons is the exchange rate. According to Propertia, the Indonesian Rupiah has remained relatively weak against major currencies, including the Euro. For someone investing from Spain, this can meanLeer más →

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  Wednesday, 09 September 2026   Indonesia’s plan to develop its new capital, Nusantara, has attracted interest from several countries. Spain is one of them. The Spanish government has expressed interest in cooperating with Indonesia in the development of the new capital city, commonly known as IKN.   The interest was discussed when Spanish and Finnish government representatives met with officials from Indonesia’s IKN Authority. The meeting showed that international cooperation could become an important part of developing Nusantara into a modern and sustainable city.   For Spain, the project is also interesting because the country has experienced the process of moving its own capitalLeer más →

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  Friday, 04 September 2026   Indonesia continues to look for new ways to bring international investors into the country, and the Special Economic Zones, or Kawasan Ekonomi Khusus (KEK), are becoming an important part of that strategy. One of the latest efforts was a business dinner organized by KEK to introduce Indonesia’s investment opportunities to potential investors from Spain.   The event was more than just a formal dinner. It became a relaxed space where government representatives, business leaders, and potential investors could meet, exchange ideas, and talk about possible cooperation. For Spain, Indonesia offers an interesting market because of its large population, growingLeer más →

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  Thursday, 03 September 2026   Surabaya is one of Indonesia’s busiest cities, and as the population grows, getting around the city can sometimes be a challenge. More people also means more private vehicles on the roads, which can lead to traffic congestion and higher carbon emissions. This is where Germany is stepping in to support the development of a greener public transportation system in Surabaya.   Through Germany’s KfW Development Bank, the country has shown its commitment to supporting sustainable transportation projects in Indonesia. One of the projects receiving support is the development of an environmentally friendly Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system in Surabaya.Leer más →