What should I pack when moving to Jakarta?

"Wish we had brought an artificial Christmas tree, a swing set and more inexpensive, remnant, area rugs. Wish we'd left at home books we'd already read, a 110-volt TV and collectibles," explained one expat living in Jakarta, Indonesia.

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"When moving to Jakarta, it is important to pack items that will help you adjust to the climate and culture. Pack lightweight, breathable clothing that is appropriate for the hot and humid climate. Bring a few items of clothing that are suitable for more formal occasions, such as a dinner or business meeting. Bring a few items of clothing that are suitable for more casual occasions, such as a day at the beach or a night out. Pack a few items of clothing that are suitable for religious occasions, such as a visit to a mosque. Bring a few items of clothing that are suitable for outdoor activities, such as hiking or biking. Pack a few items of clothing that are suitable for indoor activities, such as a movie night or a board game. Bring a few items of clothing that are suitable for the rainy season, such as a raincoat and waterproof shoes. Pack a few items of clothing that are suitable for the dry season, such as light, airy fabrics. Bring a few items of clothing that are suitable for the cooler months, such as a light jacket or sweater. Pack a few items of clothing that are suitable for the hot months, such as shorts and tank tops. Bring a few items of clothing that are suitable for layering, such as a cardigan or a scarf. Pack a few items of clothing that are suitable for the local culture, such as a sarong or a batik shirt. Additionally, bring any necessary items for personal hygiene, such as sunscreen, insect repellent, and a first aid kit," said another expat in Jakarta, Indonesia.