🌴 Bali · Indonesia
Embrace the excitement of effortless journeying and remote work in Bali, the tropical paradise of the archipelago.
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01Explore verdant rice paddies that stretch on forever, go on an adventure through dense jungle, or even climb a volcano. Venture further into the ocean and engage in water sports like scuba diving or snorkeling.
02You can feel the positive energy and enthusiasm of the Balinese people in nearly every facet of their distinctive culture — the culture that draws artists and those interested in yoga and mindfulness from all over the globe.
03Bali is convenient whether you're just passing through or want to make it a permanent home and live the nomadic life. The built-up districts provide excellent places to work or stay.
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The relatively low cost of living is yet another wonderful aspect of Bali. If you're strapped for cash, you can get dinner for a dollar and a hostel bed for five. A two-bedroom villa can be yours for as little as $500 per month on a longer stay — and on a moderate budget, $1,000 a month should be plenty.
Make sure you have all the documentation in place before leaving for your workation in Bali.
Valid for a maximum of one year with multiple entries, for remote workers employed by companies located outside Indonesia.
Learn MoreA single-entry visa valid for 30 days including the day of arrival. It can be extended once for another 30 days.
Learn MoreA multi-entry visa valid for 1, 2, or 5 years, allowing stays of up to 60 days, extendable twice for 60 days each without leaving the country.
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A small town and 8km coastal stretch just north of Seminyak, regarded as a top surfing destination since the 1970s. With an abundance of co-working and co-living spaces and laid-back surfer rhythms, many call it the perfect destination for a digital nomad.
The best place if you want somewhere more peaceful. Known for its chill vibe, you can get a lot of work done in peace and quiet, then rest with a walk in the woods or one of the many yoga classes and retreats in the area.
Indonesia's property market continues to attract foreign interest, particularly in Bali, Jakarta and Yogyakarta. Here's how to own property legally.
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A complete guide to the stay permits available to remote workers who want to live in Indonesia.
Read More →There are two types of Indonesia Business Visa: Multiple Entry and Single Entry. The Single Entry Business Visa is valid for 60 days and is extendable up to 3 times, while the Multiple Entry Business Visa is valid for 12 months.
The most common route for foreigners is setting up a PT PMA (foreign-owned limited liability company). Our legal team handles company registration, licensing, and compliance end to end.
The main taxes are corporate income tax, personal income tax, and Value Added Tax (VAT/PPN), along with withholding taxes. We help you obtain an NPWP and stay compliant.
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