Relocation to Bali: Essential Tips and Information

Planning a move to Bali? Explore our detailed guide covering all aspects of relocation, including visa requirements, finding accommodation, adapting to local culture, and more. Make your transition to island life seamless and stress-free with our expert advice.

News
Upd. 24/04/26
Ubud’s Next Upgrade: Goodbye Overhead Cables

A project to move telecommunications cables underground has started in Ubud. The work was officially launched on 20 April by the authorities of Gianyar Regency together with the association of telecom…

Ubud’s Next Upgrade: Goodbye Overhead Cables
News
Upd. 16/06/26 at 02:50
Visa Extensions Now Available at Bali’s Plaza Renon

The Denpasar Immigration Office has opened a temporary service point at Plaza Renon shopping centre. It is located on the 3rd floor, next to the cinema, and is open on weekdays from 10:00 to 16:00.

Visa Extensions Now Available at Bali’s Plaza Renon
News
Upd. 30/01/26
Deported from Bali for Crossing Restricted Construction Zone

The Ngurah Rai Immigration Office deported a South Korean citizen (initials CHK, 56 years old) after a conflict with the municipal police in Badung Regency.

The man removed the official restriction tape used by city inspectors to mark sites where work is prohibited. There was an order to suspend activities at the site, which was under the control of the i…

Deported from Bali for Crossing Restricted Construction Zone
Cars, bikes
Upd. 06/10/23
Yamaha Aerox 155 for rent

Sporty design, bright color, excellent maneuverability, and comfort for moving in any environment. It has more than enough power to perform any maneuver💪.

You can find out more information and rent a bike on our website 👉Balimotion.pro

Yamaha Aerox 155 for rent
News
Upd. 15/06/26 at 02:39
Foreign Photographers Under Pressure in Bali

Photo and video content creators in Bali need to be extremely careful in the near future. It looks as though the local authorities have decided to focus specifically on them.

Foreign Photographers Under Pressure in Bali