Your Guide to Bali
Digital Nomad Bali is a popular destination for digital nomads. The nice climate, relative low cost of life, decent internet speeds and the ever friendly Balinese people are a great place to get things done. Learn more about the new 5 and 10 year “Indonesia Second Home Visa” Read more … If you are looking … Read more
Bringing your own phone to Indonesia? Since 2020, phones bought overseas need their IMEI registered with Indonesian Customs before they’ll work with a local SIM card long-term — and depending on the phone’s value, there may be import tax to pay. This guide covers whether you need to register at all, how to do it, … Read more
Wise (formerly TransferWise) is one of the cheapest and fastest ways to send money to Bali from abroad. The fees are always shown upfront with no hidden markup, and transfers are quick — Wise reports that most arrive within a day, and a large share land in under a minute. As well as sending to … Read more
Bali has some of the toughest waste laws in Indonesia — and they’ve tightened sharply in recent years as the island’s main landfill has run out of space. This guide covers the rules that affect residents, villa owners, and visitors: the ban on burning rubbish, the single-use plastic bans, and the newer requirement to sort … Read more
Continue here to find 10 fixed price shops in South Bali. Bali has lately become one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, and with good reason. There’s a lot of fantastic stuff to do and see, such as volcanoes, diving locations, river rafting and a breathtaking natural landscape, virtually untouched by modern … Read more
Not everyone likes or is good at bargaining or haggling for their purchases. If you fit in this category you will be pleased to know there are alternatives. Continue here to see 6 recommended travel apps to have in Bali. Most of the main tourist shopping areas in Bali have fixed price shops where the … Read more