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To work in Indonesia, a foreigner must have a work visa (KITAS). Moreover, this visa is tied to a specific company and a specific type of activity. In other words, it's not possible to engage in any a…

People are flocking to Bali for the winter break, with many seeking opportunities to earn money, including those in creative professions. The island is seeing an increasing number of photographers, vi…

🎤🎬 Are you a musician, singer or DJ, actor, dancer, sportsperson, designer or model, and planning to perform or work in Bali?

The peak winter season is beginning on the island now, the best time to earn from your art 👍

Bali’s immigration authorities detained 62 foreigners during Operation “Dharma Dewata Patrol”. Checks were carried out from 15 April to 4 May in the areas covered by the Ngurah Rai, Denpasar and Singa…

Planning to stay in Indonesia for more than 60 days?

The Tourist Visa B211A is perfect for you, allowing you to stay in Bali for up to 180 days.

Choosing a reliable visa agent is not a formality but one of the key steps when planning a trip. Especially in Bali, where dozens of foreigners have faced severe consequences for trusting unsuitable i…

Every year on 1 May, Indonesia celebrates Labour Day — Hari Buruh Internasional. It is an official public holiday across the whole country, including Bali.

For tourists, it is not as significant a holiday as Nyepi, Galungan or Kuningan. The island does not come to a halt: beaches, cafés, restaurants, shopping centres and most tourist spots usually contin…

Bali’s authorities are seriously concerned that some visitors have started mistaking hospitality for complete impunity. Officials are increasingly calling for Bali’s unique atmosphere to be protected…

It has become easier for Tabanan residents to deal with immigration matters — you can now extend your visa locally, without travelling to Denpasar. The new immigration office started receiving its fir…

How many foreigners work in Bali legally? A new report by Badung’s Department of Labour has produced a surprising figure. Across the regency’s main resort areas, there are 163 legal foreign employees.