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A heated online debate that led to the deportation of an American digital nomad raises concerns that Indonesia still lacks laws that regulate foreigners who work here remotely for companies based abroad, especially in terms of staying permits and taxation.
![[DISCOURSE] Public input enriches draft regulations for Job Creation Law](https://img.jakpost.net/c/2018/11/14/2018_11_14_58617_1542169065._thumbnail.jpg)
In formulating dozens of implementing regulations for the Job Creation Law that was enacted on Nov. 2 last year, the government welcomes feedback from the public. Franky Sibarani, who heads a team established by the Office of Coordinating Economic Minister to gather public input concerning the planned government regulations (PP) and presidential regulations (Perpres), shared with The Jakarta Post’s Marchio Irfan Gorbiano recently the progress the team had made to meet the three-month deadline mandate.
