Retire in Java Indonesia Under $700 a Month!

[@Rob-100]

Thank you for your story’s. As always it brings back memories from there. I quite liked the Indo music and the bells. And street food can be interesting I remember eating chicken legs one night sat on the road side. A lot of my travel around solo was on bikes rather then taxis we bought bikes at the start of the hajj then we gave them away at the end of the hajj. I used to like Satay iyam. With peanut sauce. Mmm lovely. 🤣

[@fun2222]

Indonesia have rich many food for you want to eat.even midnight you will find something to eat....

[@udinpetot3738]

Chicken feet are one part of the chicken that has high levels of collagen. This substance is very important and useful for rejuvenating our skin 🙏

[@adeyudhi164]

What do you mean by 'hajj'? Because all I know is that term is used by Muslim. Which is 'a ritual of pilgrimage to the Mecca to re-live the journey of prophet Ibrahim pbuh'.

[@Rob-100]

@ Hi there we used to take aircraft to Indonesia to transport the Indonesian people to Jeddah for the Hajj pilgrimage.

[@adeyudhi164]

@Rob-100 I see. Thank for the explanation 🙏

[@openview8463]

My wife and I I live in a village in semi-rural Java. We eat at home. My wife shops and cooks. We pay no rent. We have no servants. Our monthly budget is Rp. 5 miĺlion, which today is USD $312. This is a more frugal budget than many Westerners would enjoy but better than your average Indonesian. Ofc, this budget is just basic food, electricity, petrol, and internet.

[@adventurefreaksss]

Wow, I gotta get you on the podcast! How do you live rent free?

[@erwinseptiaji9398]

​@@adventurefreaksssmaybe his wife is Indonesian and life in parent house, normal things in here

[@DoItMyselfPeg]

So nice to see @KateGypsy's interview, Re. Love it! Indonesia is certainly affordable!

[@adventurefreaksss]

It really is and I believe Kategypsy is going to do quite well with her KZbin channel! She is a true Adventure Freak:)

[@pameladarling5497]

I lived in Jogya for 2 yrs and rented a gorgeous new house for $83usd a month. This house was in a neighborhood of locals. I couldn't have been happier. Particularly 1 neighbor visited me almost every day. Will never forget my experience there. Very kind people, lovely culture, great food and so much more.

[@CherryBlossomskt]

Awesome 👏🏽 Adding Indonesia 🇮🇩 to the list.

[@ivannadear6514]

Please don't do the list, first things first check out the places around Indonesia that support your lifestyle. As an example, i'm a muslim and i need a nearby mosque for prayers everyday all of the time, also i need a quiet region not to far from civilization. After searching on Google and watching all the review, i chose Lombok Island as my stay retirement destination.

[@CherryBlossomskt]

@ivannadear6514 Good advice.

[@fun2222]

Whatever you want ! But west Java for me is the best for every what i want .many beautiful places there.

[@boink800]

Indonesia has much more reasonable retiree visa requirements than Malaysia does, that's a big selling point for those who love Indonesia.

[@Amanda_downunder]

Yes, I hear Cambodia has a retirement visa, but wondering why Vietnam does not at this time ??

[@msnina5379]

I don't understand this term.. Can you please explain this briefly?

[@boink800]

@@msnina5379 What term?

[@msnina5379]

@@boink800 retiree visa requirement. I know the meaning of words individually, but I don't understand what they're meant together

[@boink800]

@@msnina5379 A visa is permission to stay in a country. A "retiree" visa is the permission for retired people to stay in a country.

[@haratasapaichi627]

The cost of living is cheap, what is expensive is the cost of lifestyle The more you follow a lifestyle, the more you spend.

[@krisbotsi4843]

Hi Kate, glad to know you chose to live in my home town Jogjakarta, the center of javanese culture. Jogjakarta is also beautiful and artful as Bali but everythig is much much less expensive compared to Bali. I also have a javanese style house in the northern part of Jogja around 10km from the Mount Merapi, so it is not so hot that air conditioner is not really necessary.

[@scottwilliams4455]

Interesting video.. I've lived in Aceh Sumatra for 25 years. I moved here from Phuket Thailand where I lived for 20 years.. I also have a KITAP after having KITAS for many years.. That's the first I've heard about Indonesia health insurance. ( I've been usually traveling to Malaysia or Thailand for health care) Like you I have Medicare but it can't be used outside the States. But getting on in age I don't want to travel as much as I used to. I would love to know more about getting Indonesia health Insurance. Terima Kasih Kate 🙏

[@Madpett]

I think what she meant by Indonesian health insurance was the government-owned insurance, namely BPJS Kesehatan.

[@scottwilliams4455]

@@Madpett yeah my wife and kids are on that.. I will check it out..TQ

[@HenHen666]

Beautiful home ma'am! Wow... Hello...I'm from Samarinda, East Borneo (Kalimantan Timur) 🙏

[@monstrositizen]

Really comfortable home ❤❤❤

[@soulcoachshere]

My deepest apologies this is the first time truly the first time in two years I've been watching people talk about expats moving to other countries and insurance where nobody has got into the details of the specifics I inquired about in a previous comment. You did!!! Thank you

[@DiscoverTop10_q2b]

I sometimes use my ETFs to buy dividend and growth stocks for diversification instead of reinvesting in the same place. To each their own methods though. The good thing is that you're investing in the first place and that's what's important. Salute for the content!

[@Aninkovsky]

Java (outside big city like Jakarta and Surabaya) is arguably pretty affordable, most of area have minimum wage under $150. So $700 is mostly salary of manager or senior manager in some of local company. Again, that is outside big city like Jakarta or Surabaya. Also, Yogyakarta is capital of Indonesian student, as English speaker, you can easily get side job as teacher there.

[@dovygoodguy1296]

Another Touché video, Ré. These older folks are the cream of the crop! I look forward to interviews with expats in Africa, especially the older folks... I've been watching Trina in Ghana who has a channel. Bravo to Kate!!

[@adventurefreaksss]

So true! Kate is such an interesting lady and I expect her KZbin channel to take off! Thanks for viewing buddy. I'm going to check out Trina in Ghana now:)

[@adventurefreaksss]

can't find trina in ghana. can you send me the link?

[@dovygoodguy1296]

@adventurefreaksss Look in KZbin for This Gal Travels. That's her channel.

[@yukiaditya7352]

That is such a beautiful garden, ❤ from Jakarta

[@adventurefreaksss]

I want to move in it's so beautiful:)

[@MysonAuldafa]

I lived in bogor, every mounth, in saturday , i meet all of my neighbour in Arisan comunity: its special for lady. Sometime we went to another country or restaurant...... only to meet, talk , sing and having fun together.

[@MataDewa-g7w]

It's indeed a great video, I greatly appreciate it. My grand fathers and grand mothers, from my father and mother sides, were from jogyakarta. So I know well jogyakarta and I missed it. I am now retired from diplomatic services and live in jakarta. My wife is from sumatra and she is so keen to consider to move to live in jogyakarta. My son is now studying economics at famous gadjah mada university there.😊😊Keep up your good work!!!

[@adventurefreaksss]

Thank you. I truly appreciate you sharing and your kind comments.

[@doniepantouw6316]

Indonesia is pretty cheap, fyi : I spent about $7-$10 for daily food for my family ( husband, wife and 2 child ) that is for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Which is cost me around $ ±300 per month I use motorcycle for daily transportation and only use my car for weekend and i spent around $ ±150 per month I pay around $ ±75 for electricity and water per month I pay around $ +100 for both of my child schools. Cost of entertainment it's depend on you 😊 So i spent around $700-$1000 per month for my family include my self.

[@adventurefreaksss]

Thank you for sharing this information! What part of Indonesia do you live in?

[@doniepantouw6316]

@adventurefreaksss Makassar, South Sulawesi ( Sulawesi Island ). My opinion cost of living in my city a litle bit higher than Jogjakarta because Java Island is centre of Indonesia chain supply. So for us who living outside of java island get higher price for industrial stuff.

[@MataDewa-g7w]

@@doniepantouw6316I do agree bro, java is one of the most fertile islands on earth and play an important role as the main rice and other agriculture productions, poultry, vegetables, fisheris and livestocks. And even the big industries are mostly located in java. So that's why the living cost is relatively much cheaper. Except in the big cities, like jakarta.😂😂

[@doniepantouw6316]

@@MataDewa-g7w yeah bro because "Djawa adalah koentji" 😂 LoL

[@RynneFdin]

​@@MataDewa-g7w That's because Java has many active volcanoes

[@luarbiasawaras8700]

you live in a paradise ma'am. Even a local could not live like you do. A home like that in Jakarta would cost 10 times more.

[@xdir1569]

@@luarbiasawaras8700 thats the negative impact when so many foreignera moving to Indonesia, home price Will sky rocket, and we the local should not adapt for their existense we have comfort living in our culture

[@luarbiasawaras8700]

@xdir1569 There are too many empty rental houses, before the prices go up, all the rental houses need to be full first, then people will build new rental houses and immediately rent them out, then the prices will slowly go up.

[@xdir1569]

@@luarbiasawaras8700 the local cannot compete with foreigner dollar there Will be so many homeless in Indonesia soon

[@luarbiasawaras8700]

@xdir1569 Yes, they can compete, because the standard of living of both is different. A comfortable house for local people is different from the standard of comfort of people from developed countries. Let's take Bali for example, although it is very expensive to live in Bali, but local people are still there, they are becoming more prosperous with the increasing number of foreigners coming. The arrival of foreigners not only brings the risk of rising prices, they also bring opportunities for local prosperity.

[@xdir1569]

@@luarbiasawaras8700 hahaha just see what happened in Bali they have foreigner in 1 kampung balinese is strugle working as servant and foreigner live like king, just imagine u do the same thing in their own country look what happened in Britain

[@buahfikr1272]

That amount is slightly more that my highest salary so far, and I'm also in java could live quite comfortably with such amount. I'm living in rural area though.

[@wahyu2419]

Great conversation...❤❤

[@bintangpermono5282]

Beautiful house, java+europe style

[@giannux]

$700 a month you can live like a king, i believe it's only less than 10% Indonesian have this amount of montly income. Congrats you belong to top10% now

[@YudhaTirtadani]

Your house is Gorgeous! I love it. How much did u spend for the make over?

[@KapiH]

I have a budget of $1000 a month set aside for each month I am here, I currently live in Jogja and seriously it is hard to go above the $600 mark for me unless I actually go out and drink with my friends, which we rarely do. If I wasn't too lazy to cook it would probably be even cheaper, but yes Indonesia is not just Bali, and Java as a whole has plenty of places that are affordable, but to keep it simple id say Yogyakarta/Solo/Surabaya/Bandung and Jakarta are the only places you would consider due to the infrastructure and access to everything you need.

[@adventurefreaksss]

Thank you for this addition!

[@p.abidin6514]

Last time I heard we don't have Visa on Arrival anymore in Indonesia. We want to be like other countries. This was proposed after many expats misbehaved in Bali

[@adventurefreaksss]

There are always some bad apples that ruin it for everyone:)

[@lukmansarifudin7414]

Borobudur Temple is geographically situated in Central Java. Prambanan Temple, on the other hand, is positioned at the juncture of Central Java and Yogyakarta. It is intriguing to note that a significant number of foreign KZbinrs assert that both of these archaeological wonders are located within Yogyakarta, which is, of course, inaccurate. Central Java and Yogyakarta are two distinct provinces.

[@adventurefreaksss]

How far of a distance are these two sites from Yogyakarta, if you took an Uber?

[@ronynuranza7566]

Prambanan araoun 15 mnt and borobudur araound 30-1 hour

[@easy_sleko-sz4bq]

Yes, in Indonesia using that amount is enough to live simply, higher than ordinary people.

[@adventurefreaksss]

Thank you!

[@julianinurgahayati911]

Because I don't have a mortgage, I only spend about $300 per month inclusive of electricity, internet, groceries etc in Jakarta. I live alone so foodstuff is the least of my expenses, buying fresh from the wet market.

[@adventurefreaksss]

Did you purchase? If so, what are the going rates to purchase an apartment in Jakarta?

[@idkreatif8701]

​@@adventurefreaksssIn jakarta there a kind of apartement, kost, residence and apartment, kost is a just a room type there Will be room with bathroom or bathroom outside it cost between $25 - $100(with AC), residence usually a room, small kitchen and bathroom ac it cost between $200 - $500 apartment 2 bedroom cost start $350 - $1500 luxury apartment start $2000 depend the location you Will be living In jakarta In the city or Suburban around jakarta. But In jakarta have integrated transportation to the city so you can easily around with subway aka MRT, commuterline, LRT aka sky train, buswayline it cost $1- $2 you have to get one card that provide by local bank or KAI a big train company from Indonesia government, your card can be use for all transportation, food In jakarta between less $1 until $20 depend what you want it western food or local food. If you get groceries you can get cost until $200 because the food here come from farms so the food more cheap here

[@satyayana1399]

if you lived in center of a city, its kinda expensive (tho, our expensive may still cheap by western standard). but if you live like in the city outskirt, it'll a bit cheaper but still, the cheapest still go to rural village. at those kind of village, i dont know about land or home price but a room rented from Rp100k-300k/month while average meal cost under Rp10k-20k (depend on menu picked). but not really recommended tho as most of them still lack in infrastructure

[@adventurefreaksss]

Thank you for this info!

[@satyayana1399]

@@adventurefreaksss ah btw, here another tips ; if you decide to visit, better befriend some indonesian to cue you in on stuff (like average price for things for example)

[@deddygiririndjani635]

Before Islam come to Indonesia in 15th century ,in Indonesia many of local kingdoms which religion Budha & Hindu in 4- 14 th century… thats why you can find some Hindu & Budhist temples in Indonesia archipelago…

[@5u1ton]

Keren 🇮🇩👍°

[@adralia23]

The lady made the Indonesian health care sound amazing 😅, well, I guess she was lucky.. or maybe because she's a foreigner, so she got more attention.

[@xdir1569]

@@adralia23 yeah the BPJS is actually a Messy system, IM local and i don't like it, the health care is better in Malaysia

[@Pangeran_Syarif_Ahmad]

Nice video bro

[@adventurefreaksss]

Thank you!

[@frendytan8368]

As u guys know, yogyakarta is the one of the lowest cost city in indonesia, if u stay at others city maybe u need 3 till 5 time cost

[@mariaannainditahernawati7132]

ibu kate pilih jogja krn mungkin tidak terlalu mahal lalu dekat dg beragam fasilitas khususnya kesehatan krn sdh berumur orang asing yg memutuskan pensiun di asean selalu mengedepankan urusan kesehatan krn memang sdh pada berumur kecuali urusan asmara ya hehehe biasanya memilih thailand atau ph tapi sebentar lagi bali punya fasilitas kesehatan yg baru bisa jadi makin byk warga asing yg memilih tinggal disana

[@adventurefreaksss]

Thank you for sharing this information!

[@deddygiririndjani635]

Alcohol & Wine is expensive in Indonesia and only has in special store due 85% Indonesian people they are Moslem , but Indonesia Not Muslim country…

[@komisiantikorupsikoruptord6257]

Alkohol tradisional dari beras murah

[@tubewatcher3100]

15:10 Heads up. House rent in Indonesia is often paid a year in advance. Good luck if you decide the neighborhood is too inconvenient and don't ever complain about the noise from religious facilities. This lady has spent more than half her life in the country and can go native. Anyone wanting an international expatriate standard of living might discover that their home country is less expensive.

[@umarbadarsyah2019]

With enough money you can buy Indonesian stocks with dividend, acquire golden visa and retired happily with the said dividends.

[@soulcoachshere]

I have been watching you and others traveling info to Indonesia and other places and when it comes to you must have insurance all of you leave it at that I am baffled please please ask these people the one most important question especially for us retirees do we give up our Medicare or do we keep that for purposes of traveling back to the United States but if we have decided to stay somewhere do we get insurance the country of Indonesia or can we not because what's usually stated is you must show proof of insurance so if I have insurance from the United States is that transferable to the hospitals and doctors in Indonesia or do I then switch over this is a really big deal for us and it has not been addressed would love it if you would do that thanks so much

[@susangarrard2753]

Following

[@mrsd2143]

She has more details on this on her channel. I saw her answered questions in comment box on her channel.

[@RynneFdin]

Yogyakarta is a monarchy within a republic; the city is part of the Sultanate of Yogyakarta which was created in 1755. The official residence of the sultan and his entourage is the Kraton, or Sultan's Palace, a palace complex in the heart of the city and one of its most visited attractions. The current Sultan is Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono X. Yogyakarta is the only Indonesian royal city still ruled by a monarchy, Yogyakarta is regarded as an important centre for classical Javanese fine arts and culture such as ballet, batik textiles, drama, literature, music, poetry, silversmithing, visual arts, and wayang puppetry. Renowned as a centre of Indonesian education,

[@adventurefreaksss]

Great information! Thank you!!

[@Dana-ie2bh]

Long term, i.e., a year or more visas requires that you hire a full-time domestic worker. How much does that cost?

[@bibbib9927]

Lower than west of course

[@DRAGONWarior-u1q]

Depend which city you living, for city like yogyakarta only 100USD or you wanna cheaper labour you can live on Kendal Central Java they have 70-80 USD/month salary

[@ArifSetiawan-k2o]

Jogja Kingdoms system has its own taxes depending on Kingdoms

[@adventurefreaksss]

Thanks for this!

[@ArifSetiawan-k2o]

@adventurefreaksss no same jakarta surabaya more expensive jakarta average income” 700 dollars per month

[@zipzikin7084]

300-500$ u guys can live to😊

[@hakeemdj368]

👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 🙏 less than US $700 = upper-middle class spending per month

[@Javanese_Batik]

If you want to live or stay even cheaper than Yogyakarta, pls try live or stay in Surakarta ( we called Solo ), [ still around in Central Java ]. Because the area with the cheapest cost of living in Indonesia is only Surakarta [ or Solo ] Surakarta [ or Solo ] is still related to Yogyakarta, because they both have the HERITAGE of two Royal Javanese. And Surakarta [ or Solo ] is still very culturally maintained and there is almost NO CRIME. Surakarta [ or Solo ] is still quieter than Yogyakarta. But in Surakarta [ or Solo ] , there is a strict curfew, so all restaurants, cafes and malls, even street foods, closed at 9 pm. and the distance between Surakarta [ or Solo ] and Yogyakarta is around 64.7 km. From Yogyakarta it only takes 2 hours to Surakarta [ Solo ] by car, if you take the train from Yogyakarta to Surakarta [ Solo ], it only takes 1 hour.

[@adventurefreaksss]

I don't think most people would want to be restricted by curfew to stay in their home by 9pm. Thanks for sharing!

[@Yannickille]

I love Solo. I have a lot if good memories there. Nice city❤

[@KapiH]

Solo is lovely, but as a foreigner I would still say Jogja (Yogyakarta) is the better choice, has more night life and things are open till late, easy to just order food on Grab in the middle of the night here in Jogja!

[@KB3TLE]

Google says that city is the cheapest in the word. --- Cost of living is very low - about 1/3 of the US average. --- Not sure 'why' INDONESIA requires $1500 income (?) - when the cost of living is said to be about $500/mo. ? Makes little sense. -?-

[@adventurefreaksss]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@waitandsee9345]

To make sure foreigners don't be burden in this country

[@komisiantikorupsikoruptord6257]

If you want cheap alcohol, you should buy locally produced alcohol. Made from sugar cane or rice Because the import tax on alcohol is very high

[@OsakaJasapaOjoSalahKaprahJanga]

Hello, Im Indonesian, live in Surabaya, around 250 kilometer in the east of Jogjakarta. If you 60 y.o. your ID card validity is "Seumur Hidup" / until you die. Jogja is nice choice, City with Culture of Java Kraton, majority people is islam with strong values of Hospitality, rooted from The Dharma in Hindu and Budhis, its similar like Bali. Jogjakarta, Bali, Lombok (Mandalika, Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, Gili Air) are good and budget places for retirement.

[@scott1572]

The truth is Jogjakarta has a massive problem with trash as there is nowhere for landfill. The rubbish builds up to disgusting levels at times and many people will burn all the rubbish just on the streets. Burning everything including all plastics and rubbers. Ive spent lots of time in Jogja and love it but the rubbish is real problem that has no solution in site.

[@adventurefreaksss]

Thank you for this addition!

[@mrsd2143]

Very true. I’m an Indonesian living in US, I really hope the government will take this matter seriously soon.

[@RusselEffandy-f7y]

Salam dari Jakarta

[@qeixotic2835]

Halaman yang bagus

[@AoneVersi-g6l]

Indonesis is the best for retiree the deposite bank 5% interest an month, if you have $100.000 bank deposte you will have life like a king, you will have $5000 an month, so interest money deposite pay you cost living forever

[@adventurefreaksss]

The 5-6% is over the course of a year. Cambodia's rates are even better! Thanks for sharing!

[@julianinurgahayati911]

​@@adventurefreaksssYes the 5% is not monthly rates, but then it is always annual rates

[@OoomKoch]

Yes it's annual rates about 4% - 6 %... and it's if your money convert to local rupiah deposito. But if you have dollar deposito, interest rate only 2-3% pa. But okay, with rupiah deposito equivalent to $100.000 you still can living only from interest, but not live like a king, just enough to live normally.

[@adventurefreaksss]

@@OoomKoch Thank you for this information!

[@HungPham-dp4mc]

Beautiful dream from canada

[@radpancageni5184]

I think Indonesia must to strength rupiah. Rupiah now is so weak than dollar that mean not good for Indonesia

[@adventurefreaksss]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@RuthWeiss-v5k]

I think the retirement requirements have changed quite a bit. The government website says 60 years old and above, US $50,000 in your bank in Indonesia, and US $3000 deposited every month into your Indonesian bank account.

[@kiusangchan3126]

Hidup di jogjakarta semua harga masih murah di kampungnasi bungkus,1500 masih ada

[@izxov]

Totally bs.

[@mattstopa9436]

What area is she saying? Jobe, Jakarta? I can't find that on the map anywhere.

[@adventurefreaksss]

Yogyakarta

[@wahyu2419]

in Dutch tongue is Jogjakarta but actually it's Yogyakarta

[@jkbc]

that's the thing, in Indonesia you have to use "agent" to do paperwork or else the government staff will never processed your paperwork unless you give them "envelope" with money in it. Unlike in most western country, they have standard requirement and stick to it and get things done. In Indonesia, the immigration staff will ask different things every time , different people will give you different answers for the same questions and send you run around, giving you a hard time unless you show them a think envelope.

[@adventurefreaksss]

That sounds like the government in the US:)

[@bibbib9927]

@@adventurefreakssswait, US do that kind to? Wow, i think this kind of thing only happen in indonesia

[@mariaannainditahernawati7132]

petugas imigrasi selalu punya pertanyaan random akan sulit utk menghapal jawaban blm lama saya nonton video di imigrasi australia dan uk kebetulan orang asing yang dapat pertanyaan random tsb nggak mampu jawab hanya bisa jawab kayak sudah dihapalkan bahkan ada yg ngaku kuliah di uk tapi nggak ngerti bahasa inggris bahkan fakultasnya pun lupa ini salah satu metode "pengawasan melekat" supaya tracking orang asing bisa efektif makanya urusan overstay bisa diatasi

[@mumunmilo147]

​@@mariaannainditahernawati7132 skrg sdh bisa mengurus melalui aplikasi online

[@jogjaberhatinyamnyam4257]

Many Indonesians move to Yogyakarta when they get old, the city is comfortable for retiring in old age. Especially if you live in a house with large area of ​​land under the foot of Mount Merapi (in the North of Yogyakarta). you can enjoy your old age by gardening, playing with the pets, take a walk to enjoy the beauty of nature, with cool air, plants and frowers that grow abundantly. The native people are very friendly, the food is delicious, and there are many arts and cultural activities that you can enjoy.** Note: if you stay in Jogja, look for a traditional wooden house that is more earthquake resistant, because Yogyakarta has a very active volcano.

[@adventurefreaksss]

Thank you for sharing this information. It is truly a beautiful place to live!

[@KarenLedesma-w8i]

Is she is she giving estimates for one person or two or three or four?😂

[@adventurefreaksss]

She has several living in her home and the cost of groceries are for several. Could be 4-6 people total. Ledesma sounds like a West Michigan name?

[@xdir1569]

Indonesia is a muslim majority country if u dont like muslims dont go here

[@Izlam-Bego]

NOT ALL PLACE IN INDONESIA 🇮🇩 IS MUSLIM CAUSE MY SELF AN INDONESIA WITH CHRISTIAN BELIEVE FROM MANADO CITY 80 % Christian and many place like PAPUA AND TORAJA AND FLORES AND BALI (HINDU 90%) and christianity in Indonesia about to climb of number

[@lukmansarifudin7414]

​@@Izlam-Begodata tahun 2021-2023 menunjukan kekeristenan di Indonesia mengalami penurunan.

[@xdir1569]

@@Izlam-Bego but Indonesia has big trauma with westerner, we've been colonized for hundred years, we cant just accept many westerner flux into the country

[@Amanda_downunder]

I have memories of the Bali Bombing, where lots of people lost their lives, incl many Australians. 😪😥 But Indonesia would still be a pretty good choice.

[@BasukiRahmat-f8k]

​@@Izlam-BegoThe bad propaganda

[@TumpengNays]

This house with this lifestyle is something some of us, locals, can only dreamed of. I hope she made these videos with considerations to the locals living poorly across the nation

[@bliss6495]

What's wrong? She doesnt hurt anyone. I'm a local and I dont think it is offensive at all. Mind your own business.

[@PeterC245]

Muslim , I think I’ll Pass

[@elcubanito2442]

🤡

[@Izlam-Bego]

BALI IS HINDU AND MANADO IS CHRISTIAN AND FLORES IS CATHOLIC AND PAPUA IS CHRISTIAN AND SOME CITY IS BUDHA BELIEVER CAUSE INDONESIA MUSLIM 70% and keep decreasing every year of muslim believer

[@TravelwithMark]

Stay home, we’d all be happier

[@AoneVersi-g6l]

Muslim country more safe than your country

[@bungkoes]

Whats wrong with muslim? Are you better than muslim? Or perhaps you are a God 😅.( Pharaoh maybe? )

[@randomedhk.8388]

I live 1 hours a way from Jogjakarta And trying to buy a house in Jogjakarta soon 🙌 jogja are amaizing u can go to fine dinning or local a lot of choicess 🥂🥂🥂 from hk

[@KapiH]

The food in Jogja is amazing, love it!

[@rohmannov138]

Hi mama kate...i am Yogyakarta residen,nice to met you...Yogyakarta people were welcome to you... I am periodically worked in USA.i do work for Holland America Line...if you need some help don't hesitated to contact me....cheers...❤❤❤❤❤

[@RiamCute]

100 USD a month?!!!! Wow!

[@adventurefreaksss]

And what a house for that amount of money. So beautiful and I can see Kate has a gift for interior design:)