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  Friday, 17 July 2026   Australia and Indonesia are taking their economic partnership to the next level. The two countries have officially launched Katalis 2.0, a new initiative designed to encourage more investment, stronger business collaboration, and greater economic growth for both nations.   The program builds on the success of the first Katalis initiative, which supported the implementation of the Indonesia-Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IA-CEPA). This new phase focuses less on trade agreements themselves and more on helping businesses turn those opportunities into real investments and partnerships.   What Is Katalis 2.0?   Think of Katalis 2.0 as a bridge connecting AustralianUlteriori informazioni →

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  Thursday, 16 July 2026   Australia and Indonesia continue to strengthen their economic partnership, and one recent discussion highlighted just how much potential still exists. The Indonesian Investment Promotion Centre (IIPC) Sydney recently met with representatives from the Indonesian government to discuss the latest developments in Australian investment and explore new opportunities for future collaboration.   The meeting focused on one main goal: attracting more Australian investors to Indonesia while making investment easier, faster, and more beneficial for both countries.   Indonesia has become an increasingly attractive destination for Australian businesses. With a population of more than 280 million people, a growing middle class,Ulteriori informazioni →

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  Thursday, 16 July 2026   Indonesia has made impressive progress over the last decade, but one challenge continues to affect millions of families: rising food prices. From rice and beef to dairy products and wheat-based foods, higher prices have put pressure on household budgets. While there isn’t a single solution, stronger investment from Australia could become an important part of the answer.   Australia has long been one of Indonesia’s closest economic partners, especially in agriculture. Thanks to its large farming industry, advanced technology, and efficient supply chains, Australia produces more food than its domestic market consumes. This creates an opportunity for both countriesUlteriori informazioni →

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  Wednesday, 15 July 2026   Indonesia has become one of the most attractive investment destinations in Southeast Asia. From tourism and property development to renewable energy, manufacturing, and digital businesses, Australian investors continue to explore new opportunities across the country. Before launching a business, however, understanding Indonesia’s visa requirements is an essential first step.   The good news is that Indonesia offers several visa options depending on your purpose. While many Australians enter Indonesia using a Visa on Arrival for holidays or short visits, investors should choose a visa that matches their business activities. Using the wrong visa may create legal problems and limitUlteriori informazioni →