Entertainment KITAS
Are you a musician, singer, DJ, actor, or dancer planning to perform in Bali? Or perhaps you’re a creative professional looking to spend the winter in Indonesia, legally earning through your craft?
Bali Work Permits for Creatives and Freelancers: Expert Tips
People are flocking to Bali for the winter break, with many seeking opportunities to earn money, including those in creative professions. The island is seeing an increasing number of photographers, vi…
Bali Halloween 2026: Where to Party & Celebrate with Kids
Bali is getting ready for Halloween.
Restaurants, hotels and beach clubs are announcing themed programs, kids' centers are planning quests and workshops, and nightlife venues are lining up parties with well-known DJs and costume con…
Bali vs Phuket: Which Island Is Better to Live On?
Bali and Phuket are like yin and yang, day and night, avocado toast and a juicy steak. Phuket fans will give you a million reasons why the Thai island is better than “that Bali village full of spaced-…
Savaya Bali is a music and entertainment venue in Pecatu (Uluwatu).
Savaya hosts live music, DJ sets and special events. Opening hours vary by day and event, so check the official FAQ and event calendar before visiting. Entry is 21+ and requires valid photo ID. Ti…
Pecatu (Uluwatu)
KITAS in Bali: Types, Requirements and Benefits
Many people come to Bali on holiday, then return for a few months and eventually start thinking about moving here.
For long-term stays in Indonesia, there is KITAS, a temporary stay permit.
Cinemas in Bali
In Bali, you can watch almost all the latest film releases, and sometimes even a film on request. The island has 5D, VIP and standard screens, as well as open-air cinemas and cosy small screening room…
Bali Moves to Tighten Immigration Checks on Foreigners
A member of Bali's regional parliament has called for tighter oversight of foreigners and a crackdown on illegal businesses run by them.
An association of travel agencies is pushing for tourists to be spread more evenly across the island. Against this backdrop, people on Indonesian social media are also discussing what kind of visitors…
Bali Tourist Tax 2026: Fees, Exemptions, and How to Pay
Since 14 February 2024, foreign travellers to Bali have been required to pay a tourist levy known as the Bali Levy.
In 2026, it costs 150,000 rupiah per person. The money raised goes towards preserving Balinese culture, protecting the environment and improving the quality of tourism services.
Ubud Welcomes Writers and Readers for Its 23rd Annual Festival
The 23rd Ubud Writers & Readers Festival runs in Ubud from 21 to 25 October. More than 150 writers, journalists, artists and poets from Indonesia and abroad will meet audiences at talks, panels an…
