Is there a place in the world you could live like a king via sig campaigns?

[Ahli38]

In Indonesia, there are six religions, namely Islam, Protestant Christianity, Catholicism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Confucianism. and here we respect each other and even here churches and mosques are built side by side. we help each other during our respective religious celebrations.

Indonesian map

I learned a lot from your post. Which part in Indonesia are you from? Is Bali or Jakarta the best places to go? Years ago I read about executions handed by Islamic courts. I really thought the whole of Indonesia is now under Sharia Law. I did a little search in the internet and it says that it is only Aceh under Sharia Law. But is this correct or there are still more sectarian places? I already visited Indonesia before. But I just went there to roam around Batam City area, ate my lunch and had snacks in your malls. And then I went back to Singapore just before night time. I had a good time there and food is good.  

I'm not from Bali or Jakarta. but i come from java province. close to jakarta.
the fact is that more people from abroad visit Jakarta and Bali for holidays. indeed Bali has a good place and is famous for good service. even in 2014 some hotels and cafes accept bitcoin payments. it lasted until 2018. because in 2018 the government here banned accepting payments directly for bitcoins. unless you can exchange it first into rupiah at a legal exchange in Indonesia such as indodax.

but there is something you need to know that as an Indonesian myself, I am very confused about which one to recommend a superior and good tourism place. because all tourism places for holidays throughout Indonesia have their respective advantages. there are even horror themed ones like hell garden.

but just information. That tourism vacation spots in Jakarta and Bali are quite expensive. compared to other areas.

so my recommendation if you want the cheapest vacation spot in Indonesia then choose other than Jakarta and Bali. because apart from Jakarta and Bali, everything is almost the same, namely cheap.
even many are free such as natural tourism places of mountains and beaches.
but I myself prefer beach-themed vacation spots. and one of these beaches that I visit the most is Ujung Genteng Beach. besides being free, the waves are very calm so I can swim freely. even small fish are easy to catch here.

Ujung Genteng beach

ah regarding sharia law you mean which is in a special area, namely Aceh which is located at the west end (can be seen on the map). indeed that one area uses sharia law. But not totality. this means that the Aceh region is still obedient to the rules of the Indonesian government which uses democracy. So for areas other than Aceh, all of them adhere to democracy. we elect a president like in america. Likewise, Aceh continues to elect a president. only the regional regulations are different for aceh. maybe there is someone from aceh here so maybe they can explain more. what you see may be news that is in the aceh area. Aceh itself is a special area that has a long history and has even existed since the days of the Turkish caliphate as an Islamic kingdom (the heyday of Islam) and had important services for Indonesia, so the area was given special privileges. and the enactment of Islamic sharia law in Aceh, which was around 2000. Because at that time Aceh had wanted to separate itself from Indonesia because it wanted to use Islamic Sharia law. To maintain and avoid division, Indonesia allowed Islamic Sharia law in the Aceh region. so it's only in aceh that Islamic sharia law is enforced. and Aceh is only 1 of 34 provinces in Indonesia.

[Sithara007]

^^^ From what I heard, Aceh is more like an exception. I am from India, and some of my friends have visited Indonesia (not just Bali, but Java island as well). They told me that the Islam which is being followed in Java is a very moderate variety (unlike the one in India). Bali is around 80% Hindu and remains the only area in the world where you will find Hindus of non-South Asian origin. Obviously in Aceh, the religion may be similar to the one in Malaysia and more conservative. Indian nationals don't need a visa to visit Indonesia, for tourist purposes. That said, I am not sure about staying in Indonesia for long term and the requirements in order to gain permanent residency.

[mm2543363580]

^^^ From what I heard, Aceh is more like an exception. I am from India, and some of my friends have visited Indonesia (not just Bali, but Java island as well). They told me that the Islam which is being followed in Java is a very moderate variety (unlike the one in India). Bali is around 80% Hindu and remains the only area in the world where you will find Hindus of non-South Asian origin. Obviously in Aceh, the religion may be similar to the one in Malaysia and more conservative. Indian nationals don't need a visa to visit Indonesia, for tourist purposes. That said, I am not sure about staying in Indonesia for long term and the requirements in order to gain permanent residency.

Indonisia is a beautiful place. I know a german family moved to Indonesian for good and they like hot weather and beaches and nature.
Since they are germans and they get their gov support - there will be surly no problem for them to be adjusted there.

[salad daging]

^^^ From what I heard, Aceh is more like an exception. I am from India, and some of my friends have visited Indonesia (not just Bali, but Java island as well). They told me that the Islam which is being followed in Java is a very moderate variety (unlike the one in India). Bali is around 80% Hindu and remains the only area in the world where you will find Hindus of non-South Asian origin. Obviously in Aceh, the religion may be similar to the one in Malaysia and more conservative. Indian nationals don't need a visa to visit Indonesia, for tourist purposes. That said, I am not sure about staying in Indonesia for long term and the requirements in order to gain permanent residency.

Indonesia is rich with many kinds of culture, which are spread throughout, including having 718 languages recorded here, as you mentioned earlier, but the prima donnas are Bali and the island of Java, which are famous for their beautiful destinations, so many tourists go on vacation there. Bali has the most Hindu adherents there, around 86.91% (according to Wikipedia) and Aceh is the area with Muslim adherents there with almost all of them 98.4%, but I have never been to the area even though it is still in Indonesian territory.
I just read the news that there are about 43 countries that are visa-free to visit Indonesia, including several other European countries,

[Sithara007]

^^^ So I guess if we are looking for a retirement spot in Asia, the first choice would be between Thailand and Indonesia? I have seen a lot of people preferring Malaysia as a retirement destination (partly due to the fact that almost everyone speaks English there). Philippines is another destination that I have heard about. From my understanding, the cost of living is similar in all these four countries. Now the deciding factor would be healthcare, crime rate, visa rules, property rights for expats and tax liability.

[mm2543363580]

^^^ So I guess if we are looking for a retirement spot in Asia, the first choice would be between Thailand and Indonesia? I have seen a lot of people preferring Malaysia as a retirement destination (partly due to the fact that almost everyone speaks English there). Philippines is another destination that I have heard about. From my understanding, the cost of living is similar in all these four countries. Now the deciding factor would be healthcare, crime rate, visa rules, property rights for expats and tax liability.

If I have to decide - I would go to Indanisa - because that is beautiful place and there is so much nature to be explored.
Also I like the homes and the interior of the Indonesian people. Indonesia has always been in my bucket list. I will sure be going there soon.

[Ludmilla_rose1995]

^^^ So I guess if we are looking for a retirement spot in Asia, the first choice would be between Thailand and Indonesia? I have seen a lot of people preferring Malaysia as a retirement destination (partly due to the fact that almost everyone speaks English there). Philippines is another destination that I have heard about. From my understanding, the cost of living is similar in all these four countries. Now the deciding factor would be healthcare, crime rate, visa rules, property rights for expats and tax liability.

If I have to decide - I would go to Indanisa - because that is beautiful place and there is so much nature to be explored.
Also I like the homes and the interior of the Indonesian people. Indonesia has always been in my bucket list. I will sure be going there soon.

If you have thoughts of moving to Indonesia then I advise you to decide on a suitable area for you to live in because not all areas in Indonesia are "friendly" for westerners.

I live in Bukit Tinggi, West Sumatra and the cost of living here is very cheap, I personally spend around $120/month on house rent and food, so for those who are lucky to get a place on the BTC signature campaign, for a weekly fee, it is enough to live comfortably here.

for a place of recreation and also a variety of delicious food, in West Sumatra, there are quite a lot. If you are bored, then North Sumatra, South Sumatra and Aceh are quite close from here

everyone wants to live in a comfortable place with family, hopefully, we can find comfort wherever we all are.

[Sithara007]

^^^^ Just $120 per month? That is unbelievably cheap. Most of us receive almost that much every week from our signature campaigns. And here in India, it is impossible to have a comfortable life with that much money, even in the most remote parts. $120 roughly equals to ₹9,400 and you will struggle to cover rent and utility bills with this amount. Rent alone may take at least ₹3,000 per month if you want to live in a small house with bathroom and kitchen. Things have become costly here over the past couple of years, including medical care, electricity, food items and clothing.

[BlackBaron]

Income $1500/week, in my country the income is sufficient, but can't live in luxury, maybe for one person yes, but for a family of 4-5 people it's enough, can't be like a king.

$1500/week, divided/day spending $50/day divided by 4-5 people/$10/day to spend, the comparison of fiat currency in my country for $10 only gets 4 packs of cigarettes, that doesn't include food and drink, my consideration is $1500/week, for 1 person, maybe can live in luxury, not with a family of 4-5 people.

[Zlantann]

If you have thoughts of moving to Indonesia then I advise you to decide on a suitable area for you to live in because not all areas in Indonesia are "friendly" for westerners.

This is my biggest challenge because most of the cheap areas would not be friendly to foreigners. Foreigners might not suffer racism when they are living in big cities such as Jakarta and Surabaya because most inhabitants are educated and experienced. But these cities are very expensive to leave in than other semi-urban cities that might not gladly receive foreigners. Another consequences of living in semi-urban areas is insecurity.

I live in Bukit Tinggi, West Sumatra and the cost of living here is very cheap, I personally spend around $120/month on house rent and food, so for those who are lucky to get a place on the BTC signature campaign, for a weekly fee, it is enough to live comfortably here for a place of recreation and also a variety of delicious food, in West Sumatra, there are quite a lot. If you are bored, then North Sumatra, South Sumatra and Aceh are quite close from here
everyone wants to live in a comfortable place with family, hopefully, we can find comfort wherever we all are.

$120 for house rent and food would be a little bit high for me but other higher members would be able to afford it. Could you please inform me of a means of staying in Jakarta with a monthly campaign signature of $160. Is there any cheap accommodation such as shared rooms or hostels where the rent is cheaper. With my signature campaign funds I don't expect to eat in good restaurants but I have to survive in cheap indigenous dishes in local restaurants. Please could you please furnish me with cheap local food that I can afford with my little funds.  

[Oluwa-btc]

Wait a minute....what are you saying you dug up on me?  It kinda sounds like you got most of the information correct except for the sunshine thing, and even that isn't completely wrong.  I'm not exactly frightened by your post, but my paranoia is starting to flare up.  Lol.

All of those pics are beautiful, by the way.  I saw a tortoise last year with a metal object that some idiot crazy glued to its shell, and since the torty was still growing, the metal thing got integrated into the shell and can't be removed.  But damn, the torty in your pic looks so much bigger than the one I saw.  They're amazing creatures with very interesting body language and personalities.
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Lol..... I giggled at your response Mr TP. ( As read from a book ) Sunrays has energies that nourishes the human body, Sunlight is one of the best natural healing medicine's. So, it's a good one having a touch of sunshine 🌞 when you can. I agree with you on torty having great personalities, also feeding on green plants has been a big reason to them prolonged stay on earth. The largest Animal ( Elephant ) the Tallest Animal ( Giraffe 🦒 )  The Strongest ( Gorilla ) and lastly torty been thr Oldest Walking Animal on Earth all feed's and her fueled by Green plants.
Still interested in the price of them landed property down that ends ? I don't mind digging down. Some pictures from Zimbabwe's National tourist centers below;https://twitter.com/HandeiZimbabwe/status/1505604032110415874?t=ieLYQkUvQAlyG4Ha2tKTYA&s=19

[Oluwa-btc]

• Bridal Viel Falls, Chimanimani
• Lake Kariba in a Safe Boat ( Sun's setting, would be a beautiful one, watching them Zebras galloping back to them habitats.
• Elephants, don't really know what location it's.

https://twitter.com/HandeiZimbabwe/status/1505604032110415874?t=ieLYQkUvQAlyG4Ha2tKTYA&s=19

[Ucy]

I think if you earn honestly, you could survive on small amounts of money in the right society where people live humble life. It doesn't matter which country you live in.
It important to earn honestly otherwise whatever amount that come from dishonesty(evil work or works not deserving your pay) will be wasted... It's cursed money. That's how our CREATOR designed things. You may be spared if you are doing it in ignorance, with good intentions (for example to help others or to help the needy).

I notice how Philippinos help themselves like you wrote. It actually makes me happy. That is where I would want my money to go to especially if they are using it for good things or using it the right way.

[Razmirraz]

Have you ever heard of the beauty of Sabang Island, which is located in one of the provinces of Indonesia.?
If you like the atmosphere of the beach and underwater scenery, then Sabang is the most recommended tourist destination. Because it is guaranteed that when you get there the eyes of visitors will be fascinated by the beauty that Sabang provides.
Sabang itself is famous as the zero kilometer point of Indonesia, besides that Sabang also offers a number of charming beaches ranging from white sand to black. Sabang also has many islands, including Weh Island, Klah Island, Rubiah Island, Seulako Island and also Rondo Island.

Sabang city park

MV ALBATROS cruise ship while docking at the port of Sabang

Monument Zero Kilometers Indonesian

The underwater beauty of Rubiah Island.

Weh Island Sabang.

The beauty of Rondo island before sunset.

Foreign tourists enjoying the view of Sabang Island.

$1500 is a lot of money there, the dollar exchange rate to local currency is $1 = ±14000 rupiah, if you bring $1500 = 21 million rupiah. That kind of money can guarantee for five people to enjoy a very luxurious life for one month. Because the cost of living in Sabang is very cheap, different from the expensive city of Jakarta.

The reason I recommend Sabang is because this island is very safe, usually tourist attractions are very prone to pickpockets so that the security officers often remind tourists to be careful with their wallets or other valuables. However, in Sabang such things are rarely founding, because this city is very safe from the crime rate of theft. So that the money or valuables of tourists will remain safe in this city. is not that very interesting...

To get citizenship in Indonesia is very easy, Foreigners can apply for a minimum of having to stay in the territory of Indonesia for five consecutive years or 10 non-consecutive years.

Note: if anyone wants to visit Sabang, please contact me. Even though I am not a tour guide, I will be happy to accompany anyone (from this forum) to go around while enjoying the beauty that is stored in the City of Sabang.

[mm2543363580]

Have you ever heard of the beauty of Sabang Island, which is located in one of the provinces of Indonesia.?
If you like the atmosphere of the beach and underwater scenery, then Sabang is the most recommended tourist destination. Because it is guaranteed that when you get there the eyes of visitors will be fascinated by the beauty that Sabang provides.
Sabang itself is famous as the zero kilometer point of Indonesia, besides that Sabang also offers a number of charming beaches ranging from white sand to black. Sabang also has many islands, including Weh Island, Klah Island, Rubiah Island, Seulako Island and also Rondo Island.

Note: if anyone wants to visit Sabang, please contact me. Even though I am not a tour guide, I will be happy to accompany anyone (from this forum) to go around while enjoying the beauty that is stored in the City of Sabang.

This is a very informative thread - people are sharing so many amazing photos.
The most attractive of all is definitely Indonesia. I feel like flying there real soon. In Fact is it on  my bucket list too. KUDO to all the indonesian for making people want to go to indonesia.

[Google+]

Incredibly beautiful photos that you upload here. I was almost fascinated to see the natural beauty of various countries and maybe quite foreign to my ears. didn't think $1500 was cheap enough to live in luxury in various countries like the ones you posted here. maybe from what I see here it sinks into my heart to save a little income that I get from the campaign to be able to visit some beautiful islands in various countries. Maybe only time will tell when I can visit the island and rejoice with you.

[Oluwa-btc]

Incredibly beautiful photos that you upload here. I was almost fascinated to see the natural beauty of various countries and maybe quite foreign to my ears. didn't think $1500 was cheap enough to live in luxury in various countries like the ones you posted here. maybe from what I see here it sinks into my heart to save a little income that I get from the campaign to be able to visit some beautiful islands in various countries. Maybe only time will tell when I can visit the island and rejoice with you.

Couldn't agree more! Beautiful Pictures, Beautiful People, Beautiful Culture's with them great meals. Digging down Zimbabwe is now something I just do for fun. My love for Zimbabwe, is similar to the love Manchester United fans has for Cristiano Ronaldo, Although, Sweden still remains my dream Country. Lol  They're great farmers, Horticulture will be considered if I sure move down that ends! ( Zimb )

Astonishing views when you watch and take a good look at what nature gives you! The Waterfall between Zambia and Zimbabwe is another ( Breathe - taking ). As I'll also love to visit that ends whenever I have the chance too.  The Lion and Cheetah Park will always be a top priority also a trip inner them cave's and hiking the mountains of Zimbabwe. All of these can be achievable with two - three people.

Just like they say " What you don't know, is way bigger than you " Great feedbacks from various ( User's ) countries, you just have to sit back and choose wisely and closely.

Some beautiful pictures have got, but having issues Uploading em, sucks you know.

[Sithara007]

Just a warning for you guys.. Personally I don't believe that salary of $150-$200 per month is sustainable in the long term. You may be able to survive in most remote parts of the world, but the situation can quickly change if you face any emergency (for example medical conditions or robbery). I have been in to signature campaigns since 2014. It has been 8 long years and I am managing my full time job, as well as the sig campaign simultaneously. I don't want to talk about earnings from the sig campaign, but it is much more than $120 per month. But still, I never thought of resigning from my full time job and concentrating fully on sig campaigns.

[Ludmilla_rose1995]

^^^^ Just $120 per month? That is unbelievably cheap. Most of us receive almost that much every week from our signature campaigns. And here in India, it is impossible to have a comfortable life with that much money, even in the most remote parts. $120 roughly equals to ₹9,400 and you will struggle to cover rent and utility bills with this amount. Rent alone may take at least ₹3,000 per month if you want to live in a small house with bathroom and kitchen. Things have become costly here over the past couple of years, including medical care, electricity, food items and clothing.

different regions, have different levels of spending, I hope that all of us can get an income that exceeds your monthly expenses

This is my biggest challenge because most of the cheap areas would not be friendly to foreigners. Foreigners might not suffer racism when they are living in big cities such as Jakarta and Surabaya because most inhabitants are educated and experienced. But these cities are very expensive to leave in than other semi-urban cities that might not gladly receive foreigners. Another consequences of living in semi-urban areas insecurity.

if you have a target of living on the island of Java then choose Yogyakarta because the cost of living there is quite cheap, besides that the residents there are also quite friendly to foreigners.

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$120 for house rent and food would be a little bit high for me but other higher members would be able to afford it. Could you please inform me of a means of staying in Jakarta with a monthly campaign signature of $160. Is there any cheap accommodation such as shared rooms or hostels where the rent is cheaper. With my signature campaign funds I don't expect to eat in good restaurants but I have to survive in cheap indigenous dishes in local restaurants. Please could you please furnish me with cheap local food that I can afford with my little funds.  

I also have a friend who lives in Jakarta but his living expenses (food, electricity, and rent) are around $140-$150. rented with 1 small room and bathroom inside is still quite affordable for those who are single but for those who already have a family, I think $150/month will not be enough.

[bestcoins1]

I also have a friend who lives in Jakarta but his living expenses (food, electricity, and rent) are around $140-$150. rented with 1 small room and bathroom inside is still quite affordable for those who are single but for those who already have a family, I think $150/month will not be enough.

As for the cost of living in a family in a big city like Jakarta and its surroundings, it will not be for the size of $150/month.
But if you refer to the discussion on the topic where $1500 for five friends in one house, I think it's quite enough because one person has to carry $300 in his pocket.
However, living or vacationing for a month in Jakarta or its surroundings will also not be enough for one month because $300 per person can only last for a week for a vacation or the like even though the five of them are still single.

Here is a small example;
1 person = $300 x 5 people = $1500, if converted to Indonesian currency (Rupiah) = approximately IDR.4,455,000 and that is enough for a week of living in Jakarta in terms of vacation and here are two places that can be recommended:


You can stay at Vio Veteran Bandung or Grha Ciumbuleuit Guest House.
https://www.travelio.com/blog/tips/dari-jakarta-dengan-uang-rp500-ribu-bisa-liburan-ke-mana/


By paying a ticket of IDR 25,000, you can breathe fresh air around the beach.
The best time to visit is at sunset in the afternoon. Even so, this beach is not recommended for playing water or swimming.
https://www.orami.co.id/magazine/liburan-murah-di-sekitar-jakarta