Empowering Digital Nomads in Bali
A Nonprofit Initiative by Bali Nomad Foundation
Providing free resources, community support, and local impact programs to help nomads thrive responsibly while fostering cultural exchange with Balinese communities.
Your Free Guide
to Living & Working in
Bali as a Nomad
Nonprofit support for visas, housing, healthcare, and digital nomad life.
ARE YOU A DIGITAL NOMAD OR AN EXPAT?
Digital nomad
- Visa flexibility (Visa on Arrival, Social Visa)
- Remote work culture & co-living spaces
- Community-based lifestyle
Expatriate
- KITAS & other long-stay visa options
- Family-friendly areas & legal residency
- Local networking opportunities
Digital nomad
- Visa flexibility (Visa on Arrival, Social Visa)
- Remote work culture & co-living spaces
- Community-based lifestyle
Expatriate
- KITAS & other long-stay visa options
- Family-friendly areas & legal residency
- Local networking opportunities
Essential Guides for Your Bali Journey
OUR GUIDES
LATEST UPDATES & INSIGHTS
Essential Tips for Expats Moving to Bali
Introduction: Moving to Bali as an expatriate is an exciting
Navigating Visa Options for Digital Nomads in Bali
Introduction: One of the most important factors to consider when
How to Maximize Your Bali Experience as a Digital Nomad
Introduction: Bali has long been a hotspot for digital nomads,
Join Bali Nomad Foundation’s Community
Bali Nomad Foundation thrives on your active involvement. As a nonprofit dedicated to empowering digital nomads and strengthening Balinese communities, we invite you to contribute to our mission through participation.
- Join Our Community: Become part of our network of nomads and locals. Sign up for updates and connect with others to share experiences.
- Participate in Local Projects: Help us grow by volunteering in cultural exchange programs, sustainability initiatives, or community events in Bali.
Together, we can create a lasting impact in Bali.
FAQ
What type of visa do I need to live in Bali long-term?
This will depend on your situation. The KITAS (Temporary Stay Permit) is the most common visa for expatriates looking to stay in Bali for the long term, either for work, family, or retirement.
How much does it cost to live in Bali as an expat?
The cost of living in Bali varies depending on your lifestyle. On average, expats spend between $1,500 and $3,000 per month, depending on accommodation, food, and other expenses.
Can I work legally in Bali as an expat?
Yes, but you will need the appropriate visa. The KITAS visa allows you to work in Bali, while other visas may restrict you to certain activities, such as being employed by a foreign company or working remotely.
Do I need health insurance in Bali?
Yes, it’s highly recommended. While Bali has good healthcare facilities, international health insurance ensures you’re covered for medical emergencies and routine care. Some visas also require proof of health insurance.
ABOUT US
We are a registered nonprofit organization (UIN: 208225030) dedicated to empowering digital nomads and supporting Balinese communities. Our mission is to provide free, reliable resources on visas, housing, and healthcare, while fostering cultural exchange through community programs and events. Since 2025, we’ve helped over 50 nomads thrive responsibly in Bali, all without commercial interests.
BaliNomad Foundation is a nonprofit initiative dedicated to providing free, accurate, and up-to-date information for those looking to live, work, or travel in Bali. Our mission is to make relocation easier by offering well-researched guides on visas, housing, healthcare, and community building—without commercial interests or paid services.
