Beyond the academic program, AIS also looks to support families re-locating to Indonesia. Our extended community – parents, teachers, school counsellors, admission office – are all looking forward to welcoming you to our campuses. Whether through a warm welcome over the telephone or an invitation to coffee or one of the school’s many social activities, our community is ready to extend help and support.
Below are some useful links to information on re-location to Indonesia as well as some helpful tips on settling into life as an expatriate family. Beyond this information, if you need suggestions for a new doctor, dentist, delicatessen or where to find home country embassy/consulates, please do not hesitate to contact our Parents & Friends Committee or our Admission team. 
Useful Links
http://www.expat.or.id
This site provides useful and practical information about expatriate life in Indonesia to ease your transition. Click here to navigate extensive information on housing, schooling, leisure, medical and many other topics - over 500 helpful articles written by expats for expats!
http://www.geographia.com/indonesia/index.html
This site provides a comprehensive introduction to Indonesia – a snapshot of one of the diverse countries in the world. Few places offer such cultural variety and geographical complexity as Indonesia, and no two journeys here are ever alike.
www.thejakartapost.com
Indonesia’s foremost English daily newspaper
www.insideindonesia.org
This site provides insightful articles on contemporary Indonesia.
http://www.expat.or.id/info/embassy.html
A complete listing of all embassies and consulates in Jakarta and Bali.
http://www.gemes.or.id
The Bayi Gemes Super Kids website provides information on Australian best practice early childhood programs delivered exclusively in English. Two Super Kids early learning centres are located in South Jakarta, near AIS Kemang campus. Super Kids delivers a parallel program of reading, writing and spelling (THRASS) along with a range of Brain Gym and other activities supervised by Australian-qualified expatriate and Indonesian teachers.
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