In April 2024, the Indonesian government introduced the Remote Worker Visa (E33G), more commonly known as the Digital Nomad Visa. This pivotal initiative aims to establish Indonesia, particularly destinations like Lombok, as havens for the global remote workforce.

Lombok, an island rich in cultural traditions and natural beauty, is a land where history, spirituality, and agriculture converge. Among its vibrant festivals, Perang Topat stands out as a unique and colourful event—a playful “Rice Cake War” that symbolizes gratitude, community, and unity.

Lombok, an island celebrated for its stunning landscapes and cultural richness, has made remarkable strides in its infrastructure, now boasting a healthcare facility that matches international standards: Siloam Hospitals Mataram.

On November 10, 2024, the Invest Islands Foundation spearheaded a significant environmental initiative at Pengantap Beach in Sekotong, West Lombok.

In a significant development for motorsport enthusiasts, the Fanatec GT World Challenge Asia is set to make its debut at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit in Lombok, Indonesia, in May 2025

As Indonesia prepares for a significant rise in the Value Added Tax (VAT) to 12% starting January 1, 2025, real estate investors should be keenly aware of the potential impacts this shift may have on the property market, tourism growth, and overall investment potential.