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APJATI Hosts 2026 Halal Bihalal and Networking Gathering

APJATI Hosts 2026 Halal Bihalal and Networking Gathering

April 08, 2926

APJATI Hosts 2026 Halal Bihalal and Networking Gathering

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Taiwanese employment agency alliance pushes for increased partnership ratio.

Taiwanese employment agency alliance pushes for increased partnership ratio.

April 23, 2026

Taipei, April 22 (CNA) – The Association of Indonesian Migrant Worker Placement Companies (APJATI) held a business matching meeting in Taipei on Wednesday (April 22) to discuss critical issues regarding the protection of Indonesian migrant workers. Topics included resolving challenges related to the costs of repatriating remains and proposals to increase the partnership ratio between Taiwanese agencies and Indonesian placement companies.

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4,000 Indonesian Workers to Be Sent to Germany.

4,000 Indonesian Workers to Be Sent to Germany.

February 28, 2026

Deputy Minister of Trade Dyah Roro Esti witnessed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between PT Tenriawaru Elite Internasional and Aurelium Global Talent GmbH regarding the placement of approximately 4,000 Indonesian workers in Germany. The Deputy Minister witnessed the signing of the agreement virtually.

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Apjati Tells House of Representatives that Regulations for Migrant Worker Placement Are Complex and Slow

Apjati Tells House of Representatives that Regulations for Migrant Worker Placement Are Complex and Slow

January 29, 2026

The Association of Indonesian Migrant Worker Placement Companies (Apjati) held a working meeting with Commission IX of the House of Representatives (DPR RI) at the Parliament Complex in Senayan, Central Jakarta, on Monday (January 27, 2026). Apjati urged the House to evaluate the governance of the recruitment, training, and placement of Indonesian migrant workers (PMI).

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West Java Regional Council Member Urges Gen Z to Seize Overseas Job Opportunities

West Java Regional Council Member Urges Gen Z to Seize Overseas Job Opportunities

December 16, 2025

The Association of Indonesian Manpower Service Companies (APJATI), in collaboration with Migran Indonesia Asisten (MIA), is organizing an outreach event regarding overseas job opportunities for Vocational High Schools (SMK) across the West Java Region III.

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APJATI Hosts Indonesia–Japan Human Resource Matching Fair 2025 in Tokyo

APJATI Hosts Indonesia–Japan Human Resource Matching Fair 2025 in Tokyo

December 05, 2025

The Association of Indonesian Manpower Service Companies (APJATI) is hosting the Indonesia–Japan Human Resource Matching Fair 2025 in Tokyo, Japan, as an effort to strengthen cooperation regarding human resource placement between Indonesia and Japan.

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APJATI Strengthens Human Resource Cooperation Through the Indonesia–Japan Human Resource Matching Fair 2025

APJATI Strengthens Human Resource Cooperation Through the Indonesia–Japan Human Resource Matching Fair 2025

December 05, 2025

The Association of Indonesian Manpower Service Companies (APJATI) is organizing the Indonesia–Japan Human Resource Matching Fair 2025 in Tokyo in early December 2025.

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Apjati Partners with AEA-S to Expand Placement of Indonesian Migrant Workers in Singapore

Apjati Partners with AEA-S to Expand Placement of Indonesian Migrant Workers in Singapore

July 23, 2025

This figure is expected to continue rising alongside the growing number of elderly households and dual-income couples, with the projected demand for elderly caregivers reaching 24,000 by 2030.

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Meeting Indonesian Workers' Demands, Apjati Partners with Singaporean Employment Agency Association

Meeting Indonesian Workers' Demands, Apjati Partners with Singaporean Employment Agency Association

July 23, 2025

Singapore is projected to require more than 24,000 elderly caregivers by 2030. Currently, there are over 250,000 domestic workers employed in households across Singapore. This figure is expected to continue rising as the number of households with elderly members and dual-income couples increases.

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