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If she wouldn't respond, just PM me and I could share a few contacts with you ;) Read More

Hehe did you you already got in touch with other Indonesians in Prague ? :) I'm sure Anik could help you with that :) Read More

Nope..I moved to Germany instead x-) Unfortunately it's really hard to get a job as an expat in Indonesia... :-/ Read More

I'd like to meet you, so I could help you to orientate in the city and maybe practise some bahasa indonesia with you :) Read More

@heykei: Thank you :) I'm not in Indonesia, I'm actually in Prague right now :D Nevertheless I'm planing to return in less then 10 months...and maybe I'll stay longer time, if I'll be able to get some proper job :) Read More

Yeah, maybe I should.. I don't have experiences of an expat who's living in Indonesia for a long time and knows these stuff.. I can only presume based on the conversations with the locals...maybe I've just people that think differently than the ... Read More

Think what you want to think... :rolleyes: I didn't have any opportunity to go to local chemist.. Just saying what friend told me - I sell what I've bought.. First off, why would a Muslim government be a problem? that statement is a result of ... Read More

Yep, the pills... I didn't know, how to call it other way in english, so maybe that's why we didn't understand eachother. And as I've said - they maybe would be popular with indonesian girls, but is not popular with indonesian doctors...and you ... Read More

Calm down Ubudian, I didn't have any indonesian girl while I was in Indonesia, although I got plenty of opportunities. What I was talking about said an indonesian friend of mine. ;) She had a boyfriend for a long time, they wanted to enjoy their ... Read More

The problem isn't that the girls wouldn't like to take it..They maybe would, but as you said, it's quite a problem to get it because it's still a muslim country and the rules are quite strict.. And talking about unprotected sex..If you have one ... Read More

And if one's dream is not to have children, indonesian women are not the best choice, because they usualy don't use birth control and want mixed babies x-) Read More

I don't know if it's only because how I look like, but almost in every club I've entered, somebody came within half hour and offered me some ectasy or some other shit. I don't do drugs so it quite bothered me..And it's the truth, that indonesians ... Read More

Lol... Indonesian girls can do that too mas fred..and I would say, that even better...at least in czech clubs I haven't seen so many wasted people..Maybe it's because of asian intolerance to alcohol, maybe it's because we're not used to combine with ... Read More

Well for western guys are indonesian girls attractive from one simple reason - they are different. And in contrast to many europian girls, they know how to dress, look like and act like a lady. I remember myself spending hours just sitting in the ... Read More

@Ochie: well...it sux, to be honest :D There are lot of positions for bule guys in IT business in JKT but on every position at least 5 years of experience on similar position is required :-/ And in addition indonesian headhunters are like dead - ... Read More

Yep, I'm a proud couchsurfer :] I've hitchhiked with my gf through whole Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and back to the Czech Republic. We've been sleeping at other couchsurfers' and I'm still in touch with some of them and we are good friends ... Read More

Oh there are CSers in Indonesia as well? :o I've thought that CS is not very popular except Europe and America..at least according to the world map of CSers. Read More

I ate great street food as well as I ate disgusting street food that caused me digestive problems for several days. I would recommend you to get used to local food from some "better looking" warungs and then to try some HC lowcost warung :D It may ... Read More

Errhhmm...may I ask you, who should "visa agent" be? I think I've never heard about such a profession. That is some guy, that helps you to fill in all papers and who tells you where to go and what to say there, to get the visa, or what? Read More

Prague is really safe.. When I asked my friend from Brazil, what was the greatest change for her here, in the Czech Republic, she answered, that she really wondered, that she can walk alone after midnight across the city and nobody wants to rape ... Read More

I've read it through and actually I don't count care about changing indonesian laws at all, because I'm the last person on the world, who would be interested in owning some land or property in Indonesia.. I've just posted it here, because I've ... Read More

Oh c'mon guys.. there is no need to be rude.. This might interest you: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2013/07/26/expatriates-get-property-ownership-rights-indonesia.html?goback=%2Egmr_4895978%2Egde_4895978_member_261731254#%21 Read More

Awesome blog, lukereg :) I've spent a whole day by reading it through :) Read More

I understand and agree that, but to educate people doesn't mean to close your labour market. The labor market is not the same as the commodities market…they are apples and oranges...I don't agree. If the company is willing to pay for some foreigner ... Read More

Hello alcinure, as mas fred already mentioned, you should use only blue bird taxi service, if you're not sure with the price. Blue birds use argo everytime unlike other taxidrivers who could try fool you. If you're gonna go to some bar, you should ... Read More

The question should be "Why not?". If there is nobody from the locals, who would be enough skilled to take that job, then the company should have opportunity to hire some foreign expert. Of course the company would have to make him to move to ... Read More

Our universities have some contract so if you pass the subject at ITB, is it the same like if you'd pass it at our university. To put this into proper perspective, Brno has an overall QS world ranking of 601 whereas ITB has an overall QS ranking of ... Read More

If you'd be 23 year old guy from boring country in the central Europe and you'd have an opportunity to travel and live in such an exotic country as Indonesia, would you hesitate? Moreover when your school pays you scholarship for that (more than you ... Read More

I understand that Ubudian, but on the other hand, my friends, who have been studying mechanical engineering in Indonesia as exchange students have been told, that there is lack of professionals in technical sphere and even if there are locals with ... Read More

I will join this thread with another question related to this - how hard is to get working visa, if you've got university degree in IT or similar specialization? Read More

I got it...Nevertheless I only wanted to say, that I don't consider nashi goreng, mie goreng, bakso, sote ayam, soto and other traditional javanese food as delicious...ok they're eatable but after a while you just start longing for "normal" food ;) ... Read More

Oh...c'mon... are you trying to tell us, that javanese food is actually delicious, aren't you?! :D Read More

As previously said - I would recommend you to visit Jogja as well... It's really nice city with "acient spirit". You can visit there sultan's palace and baths. Not far from Jogja is also Borobudur - UNESCO - the biggest buddhist temple in the world. ... Read More

I would suggest you to seek for a flat in those areas. Praha 8 and 9 are quite close to the town centre (well..not so close - you wouldn't like to go home by walk) and the rents are there not as high as in the town centre. There is really good ... Read More

1600 € is twice as the average czech salary, so yeah, you can live quite well with this salary.. It depends in which part of Prague you'd like to live, because the rent for flats in the centre is quite expensive. Nevertheless if you'd find some ... Read More

In Prague there are at least 3 universities, where you can study IT. cvut.cz/en?set_language=en - traditional engineering uni mff.cuni.cz/to.en/ - really hard, aiming for theory vse.cz/english/ - economic, not so good for IT, I'd say And of ... Read More

Take in notice, that average salary in the Czech Republic is cca 20 000Kc, so salary about 55 000Kc is really nice ;) Read More

Hi Asanka, I'm czech guy and although I study and work in Prague, I was raised and born in Ceske Budejovice, where I still have family, so I'm there every week (at least for weekends). What brings you to Ceske Budejovice ? :) If you'd like to, we ... Read More