If you have an Indonesian SIM card and can’t recall your number, use these codes to retrieve it:
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…
You can pre-purchase a tourist eSIM card online through the Airalo service. The prices there may be higher than those of local providers, but it allows you to have immediate connectivity upon arrival.
One of the guides on the sacred Mount Agung descended to the edge of the crater, presumably to retrieve a fallen phone.
The incident’s video went viral, sparking lively debates on social media.
If you're a foreigner looking to open a bank account at BNI (Bank Negara Indonesia), here’s what you need:…
To make the process smoother and avoid potential complications, it’s recommended to use an agency like Legal Indonesia, which can assist with the entire process of opening a bank account at BNI.
Bali Police are running the Patuh Agung traffic operation.
Drivers can be checked anywhere on the island, and foreigners in tourist areas are being monitored separately.
It was originally planned for 8 to 21 June, but was postponed across Indonesia on the day it was due to start. It began on 26 October and will end on 8 November, with 1,055 police officers deployed on…
CUBE is a bar, shisha lounge and 24/7 PC gaming club in Jimbaran. Something on every night: karaoke, board games, movies, quiz or mafia; daytime shisha and Wi-Fi to work. Floor 1 — kitchen & bar: Pa…
The immigration office in Singaraja has deported a 46-year-old Czech woman from Bali who was selling a villa in Karangasem, in the east of the island, while on a visa on arrival.
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…
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.












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