Bali, Indonesia
Tropical paradise meets digital nomad heaven
About Bali for Digital Nomads
Bali has become the undisputed capital of the digital nomad world. With its perfect blend of affordable living, stunning beaches, world-class coworking spaces, and a massive international community, Canggu and Ubud offer everything a remote worker needs. From surfing before your morning standup to sunset yoga after closing your laptop, Bali delivers a lifestyle most can only dream about.
Amenity Ratings — Bali
Monthly Cost Breakdown — Bali (IDR)
| Category | Budget | Comfortable |
|---|---|---|
| 🏠 Rent (1-bedroom) | $400 | $900 |
| 🍜 Food & Groceries | $200 | $400 |
| 🚌 Transport | $50 | $150 |
| 💻 Coworking Space | $80 | $200 |
| 🎭 Entertainment | $100 | $300 |
| Total Monthly | $830 | $1950 |
Visa Information
B211A Visa / Visa on Arrival
Duration: 60 days (extendable to 180)
✅ Digital Nomad Visa available in Indonesia
Requirements:
- •Valid passport (6+ months)
- •Proof of funds
- •Return ticket or onward travel
- •Travel insurance
Climate & Weather
Tropical
Temperature range: 24°C to 33°C
Best Months:
Rainy/Off Months:
Internet & Connectivity
Good - Most coworking spaces offer 100+ Mbps
Highlights
- ✓World-class coworking spaces like Dojo and Outpost
- ✓Massive and welcoming nomad community
- ✓Incredible surfing and beaches
- ✓Affordable luxury living
- ✓Rich Balinese culture and temples
- ✓Amazing food scene with healthy options
Challenges
- !Traffic congestion in Canggu
- !Rainy season can be intense
- !Visa runs required for long stays
- !Motorbike accidents are common
- !Some areas have unreliable power
Best Neighborhoods
Popular Coworking Spaces
- 💻Dojo Bali
- 💻Outpost Canggu
- 💻Hubud Ubud
- 💻BWork Bali
- 💻Tropical Nomad
- 💻Genius Cafe
Bali is Best For
Practical Information
Frequently Asked Questions — Bali
What is the cost of living for digital nomads in Bali?▾
Digital nomads in Bali can live comfortably on $1,000-$1,500 per month. This includes a private villa or apartment ($400-$900), food ($200-$400), coworking ($80-$200), and transport ($50-$150). Bali offers excellent value for money with a high quality of life.
Do I need a special visa to work remotely from Bali?▾
Indonesia offers a B211A visa that allows stays up to 180 days. There is also a Digital Nomad Visa (Second Home Visa) for stays up to 5 years. Most nomads start with a Visa on Arrival (30 days) or the B211A for longer stays.
What is the internet speed like in Bali for remote work?▾
Internet in Bali averages 30-50 Mbps for home connections, but coworking spaces like Dojo and Outpost offer 100+ Mbps with backup connections. Fiber optic is available in Canggu and Ubud. Mobile data (4G/5G) is also reliable as a backup.