How Do Foreign SIM Cards Work in Bali: What Tourists and Expats Need to Know?
Bali, one of the most popular destinations for travelers from around the world, attracts visitors not only with its beaches and cultural heritage but also with the opportunity to work and relax in com…
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…
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✅ Visa…
If you are flying for a short period, you can obtain a visa on arrival (VoA) at the airport or apply for one in advance. It costs 500,000 Indonesian Rupiah and is valid for 30 days, with the possibili…
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…
XL Center Sunset Road is a modern office center located on one of the main streets of Bali, Sunset Road.
It provides mobile communication and internet services, as well as consultations on various communication issues.
Yes, but it depends on the circumstances. Many expats in Indonesia purchased SIM cards casually—sometimes from street vendors or kiosks—without formal registration using a passport or ID. In such case…
Try to withdraw money from ATMs located in bank branches, preferably during business hours.
A few years ago, almost everywhere in Bali accepted only cash. Cards rarely worked — mostly in large hotels and expensive restaurants. Now the situation is changing: digital payments are becoming the…
24-hour ATM on Gili Air — CIMB NIAG
Mobile communication in Bali.