Embark on a journey of discovery and professional development with an internship in Indonesia, an archipelago of diverse cultures and booming industries.
Introduction
AIP's internships in Indonesia offer a rich tapestry of professional development and cultural immersion in one of Southeast Asia's largest economies. Available in English and throughout the year, these internships are perfect for individuals eager to navigate Indonesia's diverse market landscapes, from technology and tourism to environmental conservation. Indonesia, with its vast archipelago, offers a unique blend of cultural diversity and economic opportunity, making it an ideal setting for an internship in Indonesia.
Interns with AIP in Indonesia get to experience firsthand the nation's commitment to growth and innovation, all while being part of a community known for its hospitality and rich cultural heritage. This Indonesia internship experience is not just about professional gains; it's an adventure into understanding how business and culture intertwine in an emerging market context.
AIP ensures that your internship journey in Indonesia is as enriching personally as it is professionally, setting the stage for future career success in a globalized world.
Embrace the Thai philosophy of 'Sanuk' (fun) in your work. Here, learning and enjoyment go hand in hand. After a day's work, unwind on stunning beaches, indulge in Thai cuisine, or explore the local nightlife.
Thailand's diverse business landscape, ranging from bustling hospitality sectors to innovative startups, provides the perfect platform for you to gain practical skills, enhance your CV, and make global connections that last a lifetime.
Thailand's rich heritage, bustling streets, serene beaches, and friendly locals offer a cultural immersion like no other. Whether you're navigating the lively markets of Bangkok or exploring ancient temples, every day is a new adventure.
Experience the rich biodiversity and cultural tapestry of the world's largest archipelago. Indonesia's natural and cultural diversity offers an exceptional backdrop for internships with a focus on environmental and social sectors.
Plunge into the business environment of one of the world's fastest-growing economies. Indonesia provides interns with insight into the dynamics of emerging markets and the opportunities they present.
Leverage Indonesia's strategic position within ASEAN. As a leading economy in the region, it is an excellent place for interns to understand Southeast Asian markets and business practices.
Your internship experience
Experience the vibrant heart of Southeast Asia. Thailand's mix of modern cities, historic temples, and breathtaking landscapes provides an unparalleled opportunity to learn and grow in a nation at the forefront of ASEAN's economic expansion.
Elevate your professional capabilities. AIP internships are designed to push your boundaries and enhance your skills, equipping you with the knowledge and experience to stand out in a competitive job market.
Immerse yourself in a rich tapestry of culture. From mastering the art of Thai etiquette to navigating the local business environment, internships in Thailand offer an exceptional chance to develop skills essential for global professionals.
Adopt a global perspective by working in a nation with over 17,000 islands. Indonesian internships encourage a broadened worldview, essential for today's interconnected global business environment.
Contribute to projects that aim for sustainable growth and development. Internships in Indonesia often involve roles that have a tangible impact on communities and the environment.
Participate in initiatives that emphasize community involvement and local development. Interns in Indonesia can expect to gain valuable experience in community relations and social responsibility.
Accommodation
Asia Internship Program (AIP) provides convenient, safe, and comfortable accommodations for its interns. Key features include:
AIP offers fully furnished living spaces in its Traveler and Settler programs, ensuring comfort and ease from the moment interns arrive.
Included hi-speed WiFi in accommodations guarantees that interns stay connected for both work and personal needs seamlessly.
Accommodations are strategically located to ensure a commute of less than an hour, enhancing convenience and work-life balance.
Easy access to public transport from AIP accommodations promotes exploration and simplifies commutes, enriching the internship experience.
Visa information
General Eligibility Requirements
- The Social Cultural Visit Visa is intended for single-entry social or cultural visits, including exchanges between educational institutions, research, and training programs.
Visa Application Process
- This visa permits a stay of up to 60 days, with the possibility of an additional 4-month extension.
- Extensions can be sought from local immigration authorities within Indonesia.
- Visa requirements and fees vary by country; applicants are advised to consult their local Indonesian Embassy for specific application guidelines.
Visa Costs and Duration
- Initial Stay: Up to 60 days.
- Extension: Possible for an additional 4 months.
- Costs: Vary based on the applicant's nationality and the specific requirements set by the Indonesian Embassy.
Specific Requirements for Applicants
- Applicants must ensure they have all necessary documents as per the guidelines of their local Indonesian Embassy, which may include but are not limited to:
- Application form.
- Valid passport.
- Financial proof of sufficiency for the stay.
- Return air ticket or evidence of funds to purchase one.
- Health and travel insurance.
Visa Restrictions
- The Social Cultural Visit Visa is strictly for social, cultural visits, and training purposes and does not permit paid employment in Indonesia.
AIP Assistance
- AIP staff are available to offer further support regarding visa eligibility and the application process for Indonesia, ensuring applicants are well-informed about the latest visa regulations and requirements.
Bali Overview
Bali is a province of Indonesia consisting of the island of Bali and a few smaller neighboring islands. Located on the east of the island of Java and with Denpasar as its provincial capital, it is also the most popular tourist destination in Indonesia.
The island of Bali has a population of about 4.225 million (2014), and to the aspiring intern who is also a lover of art, it has so much to offer; for the people are well known for their highly advanced arts, such as painting, sculpture, metalworking, leather, music, and poetry.
Internship Opportunities in Bali
Due to the fact that Bali is a popular tourist location, its economy is mainly based on tourism and agriculture.
With tourism-related businesses making up 80% of its economy, the tourism/hospitality industry is now the largest single industry in Bali in terms of income.
Thus, there are many opportunities, and also many companies in this sector where a student or young professional can do an internship to gain experience.
Bali’s real estate industry has been on the rise, and not surprisingly so, given the level of tourism in the area.
On the southern parts of the island which are also the main tourist areas, such as Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Bukit peninsula, etc., there are lots of 5-star projects and expensive properties being developed, with many real estate agencies also being established to oversee the development, sales and rent of these projects. So this is good news for you if you would like to pursue a Bali internship in real estate.
Bali Attractions
As the most frequented holiday location in the Indonesian archipelago, Bali no doubt has many attractions to offer, and these include exotic temples and palaces, beaches, resorts, yoga and meditation retreats, a great biodiversity of marine species, pristine jungles, and so on.
Jakarta Overview
Just on the Northwest Coast of Java, the most populous island in the world, lies Jakarta, Indonesia’s capital city and also its largest, inhabited by about 10 million people (2014).
Not surprisingly, Jakarta has always been Indonesia’s center of culture, politics, economics, trade, and finance, and has also more recently become recognized as a notable industrial city and a center for learning.
Over the years, the city has had its language, architecture, and cuisine influenced by a diverse mix of cultures, including Chinese, Indian, European, Javanese, Arab and Malay, making it quite an interesting place for you to be.
Internship Opportunities in Jakarta
As the capital city, Jakarta holds many promises for students or young professionals who wish to gain some international work experience in a major economic city in Asia through our Asia Internship Program.
It boasts of many companies in different key industries, and many of these companies are willing to work with young talents from abroad.
In the manufacturing industry, for example, there are several margarine and soap factories, iron foundries, breweries, textile mills, sawmills, and so on.
Things like glassware, wire cable, aluminum, and even automotive products are also manufactured. Some notable companies in this sector include PT. United Can Company Ltd., and PT. Kangar Consolidated Industries.
In several other industries, such as the engineering industry, and the hospitality and tourism industry, there are also many other reputable companies where young professionals like you can serve as interns in order to broaden their experience.
Jakarta Attractions
In terms of sights and attractions, Jakarta does not disappoint.
There are colorful arts and festivals, numerous museums, theme parks, and a cultural center which provides facilities for traditional classical art performances, theaters for concerts and modern plays, and a planetarium.
So your life as an intern in Jakarta promises to be exciting.
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