Indonesia is a country in Southeast Asia consisting of more than 17,000 islands. Experts at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development predict that Indonesia’s economy will grow by more than 5% for two consecutive years. Indonesia is surpassed in this indicator only by India.

● Since the early years of statehood, independence and neutrality have been declared as the basic principles of Indonesia’s foreign policy. The country has never been involved in political conflicts.

●  More than $3bn has been allocated for the development of the largest world-class tourism project in Southeast Asia – Mandalika on the island of Lombok. At the moment, another version of “successful Bali” is being realised, focused on ecotourism. Mandalika is a special economic zone and is part of the Indonesian Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) project.

● Foreigners have the option of buying property in Freehold in Indonesia, while in other Southeast Asian countries only residents have this ownership right.

● The limited area of the tourist zone determines a constant increase in housing prices. The country was closed for 3 years. The accumulated pent-up demand during this time became a real tourist boom with an average occupancy rate of all infrastructure facilities of 80% per year.

● Property in Indonesia is considered more affordable compared to other regions such as Singapore or Australia, and the buying process for foreigners is characterised by its simplicity.

●  Indonesia is categorised as one of the most promising developing countries and has all the resources to become one of the top five strongest economies in the world by 2045!