Daily expenses such as food are affordable, with full meals at around $2. Imported Western food, however, will be pricey, so getting a taste of the local cuisine will save you a lot of money. While housing is often included in teacher contracts, rent in Indonesia is also relatively low. Depending on the location, a basic flat costs about $1,000 to $2,000 monthly, even more affordable if shared with other international teachers.
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