Home Insurance in Indonesia

Indonesia is not the place to be reckless with one's health, but as long as one is responsible enough to practice the right precautions, life can be fun, rewarding and safe in this part of Asia.Read More >

When coming to Indonesia, it helps to know most of the health risks are related to mosquito bites and may exist at any time of the year. Possible resulting diseases include dengue fever, malaria, Chikungunya fever or CHIKV and bird flu. Because these are mosquito-borne diseases, it is wise to make sure the whole family has a stock of mosquito repellents and the house is free of stagnant water which can be a breeding ground for these insects.Read More >

Some of these recommended vaccinations are for diphtheria, hepatitis A, rabies, tetanus, typhoid fever and malaria which may also be prevented with tablets. In general, these suggested vaccine shots change from time to time depending on the particular area where an expat is headed and also on weather conditions. There are specific areas in Indonesia where an expats are highly recommended for vaccinations against Japanese B encephalitis, tuberculosis and hepatitis B. For all cases, expats are...Read More >