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A digital ecosystem modeling for international student licensing in Indonesia

Lusianus Andi Yunanto ORCID ↗ · Dodie Tricahyono ORCID ↗

International Journal of Business Ecosystem & Strategy · 2025 · Vol. 7 / Issue 1 · 14-25

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The arrival of foreign nationals in Indonesia for various purposes, including state visits, tourism, business, and education, has become common. This study aims to analyze the factors influencing the application process for study permits for foreign nationals and map the ecosystem of this process, particularly for those studying at Indonesian universities. The research follows a five-step method to analyze the digital business ecosystem: 1) defining the ecosystem boundaries; 2) identifying actors and their roles; 3) outlining value propositions; 4) exploring actor interactions; and 5) verifying the ecosystem design. Using qualitative methods like interviews and literature review, the study finds that Indonesia's foreign student licensing ecosystem involves multiple actors and complex procedures, leading to delays and confusion. The lack of integration between agencies makes the process inefficient. The study suggests digital integration to enhance speed, transparency, and coordination, aiding the internationalization of higher education in Indonesia.

Keywords: {'name': 'business ecosystem architecture'}, {'name': 'international students'}, {'name': 'study permits'}, {'name': 'residence permits'}, {'name': 'visa'}

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Lusianus Andi Yunanto
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