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In Bali, there are quite a few mobile operators: Telkomsel (Simpati), XL, Indosat, Tri.

Let's look at the phone codes for the most popular ones.

Activation and Registration…

If you plan to stay in Indonesia for up to 90 days, you can register your phone and buy a SIM card at the official office of the mobile operator.

Telkomsel offices…

ATTENTION!

If you are visiting Indonesia for the first time, and your phone is not registered, and you need to ensure you stay connected, you can pre-purchase an online tourist SIM card (eSIM) through the servic

If you’re heading to Bali and don’t want to spend time learning the intricacies of connecting to a local SIM card, you might try an eSIM from one of the international providers. It’s a virtual SIM car…

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…

The equatorial climate of Bali with increased humidity makes itself felt. And problems with electronics occur here periodically. And if you’re one of those who aren’t used to waiting for the thunder t…

Bali Governor Wayan Koster has announced plans to ban non-Balinese individuals from working as drivers of tourist transport.

“Vehicles transporting tourists with license plates not registered in Bali will no longer be allowed to operate. They must use Bali-registered DK plates, and the drivers must hold Indonesian ID cards…

It’s a question that occasionally crosses the minds of those lucky enough to find themselves in Bali: Where do you go for a weekend getaway when you’re already in a tropical haven? One stand…

A new payment method for public transportation has been launched in Bali — QRIS in tap format, without the need to scan a code. To pay, you now just need to tap your NFC-enabled smartphone on the read…