Investing in Indonesia is tempting. Currently ranks 4th as a global investment destination after India, China, and the United States of America (USA), Indonesia is the largest economy in Southeast Asia. Indonesia has almost everything, from natural resources, well-trained workers, and the large, growing domestic market.

Indonesia is considered as “Asia’s next big opportunity,” as its fast-growing economy (up 6.2% last year, forecast to grow 6.8% in 2013) and favorable demographics. Over 60 percent of the population is between 20-65, which gives the country a large bank of earners and not too many old people for workers to support.

There are Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, and South Korea, yet, Indonesia is believed to be the global powerhouse in Asia. In 2014, Indonesia reached not less than $870 billion, making the highly populated country as the largest economy in Southeast Asia. After emerging from autocratic into the democratic country 20 years ago, Indonesia has successfully managed the political stability. It turns out to be one of the keys why many investors have been willing to do business here.