What is the procedure for foreigners who want to invest in Indonesia?

The world today is in the era of globalization and the era of free trade. Many countries open up and provide access/opportunities for investors from abroad to invest their capital.

Establishing cooperative relations between nations/states, both institutional/organizational/individual is certainly very good. Because there is a spirit of togetherness, unity, harmony, humanity and welfare. And it should always contain elements of mutual benefit and justice.

In terms of ownership of assets/property by foreigners, each country must have prepared legal procedures. The goal is to not only guarantee the official ownership, is also to be able to run their business safely and comfortably. On the other hand, it is also to protect land and state assets, to sort out which ones are allowed or not allowed to be owned by foreigners, so it is very necessary to make laws and regulations.

The parties involved in the formal management of these legal documents are usually notaries, legal experts, developers or property owners, land/agrarian services, immigration, etc. All of those who are related must understand well the local legal system that will be the location of investment. And must be able to explain it perfectly. There should be absolutely no element of "looking for shortcuts that will harm certain parties". Especially if the client/partner/relative/consumer/seller/buyer/etc do not understand the legal basis in detail.

The Concert For Bangladesh

This is music for humanity.

It was over 50 years ago, but it was a very successful show, its echo reverberating around the world. The spirit of humanity, the spirit of social care, and the sincerity in donating from the supporting artists are very worthy of respect.

Even though it was a charity concert 50 years ago, it still needs to be repeated and given continuously, because in the charity concert led by Ravi Shankar and George Harrison, the concept of HUMANITY HAS BEEN APPLICABLE CORRECTLY.

Love Bridge

A bridge is a link between two landmasses. That's the physical meaning. Bridges in government are usually called embassies or diplomats. In the world of offices/businesses/organizations, it usually takes the form of a branch office or representative office. In the world of love? The bridge of love in Indonesia is usually called "Mak Comblang" [Mak Matchmaker], what is it called in your country?

Mak Comblang as a bridge of love is sometimes really needed. Especially by two male and female people who are approaching each other, looking at each other, harboring mutual feelings for each other, but still shy to express it directly. It could also be because to maintain prestige, so pretending to sell expensive. Are you acting like that too?

Monkey Love

Are you a female teacher? Don't be angry if one day your male student suddenly acts "weird". Like falling in love with you. Realize that he just came out of childhood. In any hemisphere there will be such a "unique" event. Namely a male student falling in love with his female teacher, is common. But what should not happen is IF THE TEACHER RESPOND TO THE STUDENT'S LOVE, because the strange behavior is actually just MONKEY LOVE.

I remember when I was young, when I was just entering puberty, a transition period. It's so easy to get interested in something new. Want to try new things. Want to look full stand out, superior and full of expression. But unfortunately, ages like that often can't control themselves.

Within You Without You

It's a song by the British rock band The Beatles from the 1967 album. Written by lead guitarist George Harrison, in classical Indian style, and inspired by his stay in India in late 1966 with his sitar mentor and teacher Ravi Shankar.

This beautiful and melodious song was recorded in London, it features Indian instrumentation such as the sitar, tambura, dilruba and tabla, and is performed by Harrison and members of the Asian Music Circle. The record marked a significant change, from the work of The Beatles; music, it evokes Indian devotional traditions, while the overt spiritual quality of the lyrics reflects Harrison's absorption in Hindu philosophy and Vedic teachings.