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Jakarta unlike many other Indonesian cities have problems that include

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In 2000 Jakarta was home to 8.3 million residents. In 2000 the census revealed that within the Betawi people, 35.16% of them were Javanese. 27.65% were from Betawi and 15.27% were Sudanese. In 2010 Jakarta gained an extra 1.2 million people to join its lovely city. The 2010 census revealed 85.36% were Muslim, 7.53% were Protestant, 3.30% were Buddhist, 3.15% were Catholic, .21% with Hindu and .06% believed in Confucianism.

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Around Jakarta the migration increases the languages that are used in its city. Jakarta speak the traditional Bahasa language. When this language is not in use the second generation speak Dutch. These two languages are the original languages. For migrants there is English, Italian, French and Chinese just to name a few of its 100+ languages.

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Migration in Jakarta is one of its main ways to earn money for the fast growing city. Asia is always a place for millions of people to move to start a new life. Jakarta is a main place for migrants due to its coastal beaches and main attractions. Jakarta is a city in which they wish for people to live in so they can begin having jobs and living lives like any other Jakarta resident. The money is the same for them and an estimated 70 thousand for the holidays from July - September.

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Due to being the political and economical capital of Indonesia, Jakarta holds a wide range of immigrants, dialects and foods. Beginning in the 18-19th century a group of people named the Betawi people. They descended from the southeast of Asia and began teaching those who live in Jakarta the language of Javanese. For the past two centuries Jakarta had held Batawi festivals to preserve the memories of Balawi people. Some of these include the Jakarta International Film Festival, Jakarta International Jazz Festival and the Jakarta Fashion Week.

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Tourism around Jakarta is a huge part of their economy. When arriving at a hotel a guide will aware the visitors that another guide will come around in order to ask if they want to tour around Jakarta. National landmarks and political building are toured around for the public to understand what Jakarta do with there fast growth. In 2012 the capital gave 158.3 million dollars toward tourism.

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Economy in Jakarta continues to grow with the wide range of attractions for both parents and children. Around Jakarta national parks, zoos, theme parks and sports stadiums are always open for those who want to spend with the family. A fraction of money that these attractions earn go towards more attractions and growth in business for the capital to grow larger.

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Jakarta is the most populated capital in Indonesia. Jakarta which is located northeast of Java, holds the capital of political and economical infrastructure. Jakarta began as a trading port, selling and buying minerals for the cities growth which has showed over the past century. Jakarta now holds over 10 million people and continues to grow with its economical growth from tourist attractions and sporting stadiums around the city.