For many considering an extended stay in Southeast Asia—beyond the typical two-week vacation—the choice often narrows down to Bali or Thailand. Both destinations offer a long list of advantages, but a…
The Indonesian government is preparing to implement several new mobile communication regulations, which could significantly impact expats in Bali. While the transition to eSIM is generally seen as a p…
Pertalite is the most popular fuel in Indonesia and has long been subsidized by the government. This subsidy aims to make fuel affordable for low-income households so they can keep their vehicles runn…
Awell-known spot among expats and tourists right in the heart of Ubud — on Jalan Hanoman.
The menu focuses on healthy cuisine and macrobiotics.
Fresh, local ingredients, a wide selection of vegan and vegetarian dishes, raw food and gluten-free options.
Popular among expats living on the island, the café has regular customers who come here daily.
The café has been operating for many years, yet the interior remains quite fresh, amazing!
Located in Seminyak. The main place where Seminyak expats always buy groceries.
A spacious store with a wide selection of goods.
A good place to find what you need. Food, drinks, souvenirs.
A decent bright gym popular among both locals and expats. Quite a lot of equipment, no crowds or long queues. The bar sells sports nutrition, water, and protein shakes.
A small but very cute and cozy cafe popular with expats and surfers.
Parking at the entrance or in front you can put your bike, for those who didn’t notice and passed like me:) Inside is comfortable and air conditioned, outside is cozy and fan. Open for breakfast and l…
Expats are helping clean up Bali from plastic waste
In recent years, many expatriates living in Bali have initiated efforts to clean up the island from plastic waste.
Despite skepticism from some Bali expats, the new airport in the north of the island seems to be happening. And quite soon.
The President of Indonesia has included it in the list of priority national projects for 2025–2029. Along with the airport, it features the Bali metro and several major highways that are expected to f…
Health food store. The store offers products from various countries. Popular among tourists and expats. There is a cafe attached to the store.
A Foreigner's Guide to Buying a Car in Bali
In a next article please elaborate what happens with my car ownership if I switch from a kitas to a social visa and even more important - how and where to sell my used car again! Big thank you 🙏