In Sanur, internet cables are continuing to be moved into the unified underground SJUT-IPT system. In the coming months, this may affect subscribers on three streets: Danau Buyan, Danau Toba and Danau…
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.
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-…
As a Bali resident moving house, you’ll face two main challenges: how to pack everything you’ve accumulated and how to transport it. While the idea of moving might seem daunting at first, it’s not as…
A two-bedroom villa in Padonan with no nearby construction or heavy traffic. It has an enclosed kitchen and living room, workspaces in both bedrooms, air conditioning, safes, a pool and Wi-Fi up to 20…
The Indonesian immigration service has simplified visa classifications: from 133 indexes to only 110. The new system aims to make visa processing more understandable, quicker, and convenient. This is…
Are you planning a trip or relocating to Bali with your pet? Let’s go over the key details for transporting your furry companions, including required documents, vaccinations, recommended agencies, and…
The immigration office in Singaraja in north Bali is now officially called Kantor Imigrasi Kelas II TPI Buleleng.
Only the name has changed: the address, opening hours and the area the office serves remain the same.
Until July 29, the Singaraja Immigration Office is conducting stepped-up checks on foreign nationals in three areas of Bali.
Patrols are operating in places where many foreigners live and holiday: Lovina, Amed and Medewi.
