JAKARTA: For two decades, the United States has been home for Indonesian Vivi Fajar, her husband and three children.
But she never seriously considered applying for an American passport until the recent news that Indonesia was mulling a new scheme allowing limited dual citizenship for Indonesians with selected “talents” that Indonesia needs – including scientists, doctors, engineers, artificial intelligence experts, researchers, entrepreneurs, artists, and athletes, particularly footballers.
For Vivi, her Indonesian husband and their three children aged nine, 12 and 14, this could open up a potential new set of options for her family to…
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