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The Thai Chamber of Commerce has urged the government to take immediate action to address the migrant labor shortage exacerbated by rising energy costs. This comes at a critical time as the Thai economy faces significant challenges.
The Consulate General of Indonesia in Johor Bahru announced the return of 232 Indonesian citizens from Malaysia, reflecting its commitment to protecting its citizens abroad. The operation took place in two phases on May 7 and 8, 2026, with flights departing from Johor ports to Batam.
Sihar P.H. Sitorus, a member of the Indonesian Parliament's Labor Committee, urged Riau residents to adhere to official procedures when seeking employment abroad to ensure legal protection. He emphasized the importance of following laws to avoid legal issues.
Christina Ariani, Deputy Minister of Migrant Worker Protection in Indonesia, urged working women to embody the spirit of Raden Ajeng Kartini during a Kartini Day celebration in Jakarta. She emphasized the importance of adapting to global changes.
Indonesia and Malaysia are working to strengthen cooperation in the field of migrant labor. The Indonesian Minister of Migrant Worker Protection discussed ways to improve the quality of protection and employment for Indonesian workers with a Malaysian delegation in Jakarta.
The Indonesian government has announced a comprehensive social protection system for all migrant workers being sent to Japan, starting April 3, 2026, through the BPJS system to ensure their rights.
The Indonesian Ministry of Migrant Worker Protection has urged universities to prepare students to become skilled workers abroad by establishing specialized training centers. This initiative is part of a government plan to send 500,000 skilled workers to various countries by 2026.
There has been a significant rise in work visa applications from Indonesian migrants to Turkey, with the number doubling over the past year. This announcement was made during a meeting between Indonesian and Turkish officials in Jakarta.
The Indonesian Ministry of Migrant Worker Protection is seeking new employment opportunities in European countries for Indonesian workers, focusing on nations facing aging populations. This initiative aims to enhance job prospects and reduce poverty.
The Indonesian Ministry of Migrant Worker Protection continues its efforts to combat labor trafficking to the Middle East amid an ongoing ban on sending workers to those countries. Officials indicate that approximately <strong>25,000</strong> workers migrate illegally each year despite the ban.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced that the ASEAN leaders' summit will take place in May, but its agenda will be minimized to address pressing issues like fuel supplies, food prices, and migrant labor. This decision follows consultations with his counterparts in the regional bloc.