Where should I live as a digital nomad in Bali?

Where to Stay in Bali as a Digital Nomad. The most popular places to live in Bali are within a one-hour drive of the local international airport. This is the part of the island I recommend you stay in. The main urban areas in the South of the island are Kuta, Canggu, Seminyak and Ubud.

Is Amed worth visiting?

Amed is one of the most underrated destinations in Bali. Most people just visit to go diving for the day or maybe as a means to reach the Gili Islands. Whilst the diving is admittedly amazing and worth the trip alone, there’s heaps more to do in Amed.

Can you be a digital nomad in Bali?

Bali is still a popular location for digital nomads, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is so because of its affordable living cost, friendly digital nomad and local communities, and the available amenities and attractions. Moreover, it is not difficult to legally stay in Bali as a digital nomad.

Can I work remotely from Bali?

Though Bali is still closed to international tourists and lacks an official program for remote workers, Bali has a community of digital nomads, some arriving via investment visas or by government invitation, Agoro said.

Which is better Canggu or Ubud?

As the island’s cultural center, Ubud is a tourist town, as well as a hub for hippies and others on an Eat Pray Love-inspired journey. Canggu, on the other hand, is a California-esque surfing hotspot and hipster enclave, and a contender for the title of World Digital Nomad Capital.

Is Amed Bali safe?

Mount Agung, the largest and active volcano in Bali, looms just behind Amed. It is when Agung blows her top that the airport in Denpasar has to shut down leaving many tourists stuck in paradise. But fear not, it’s safe to visit Amed and Agung is usually peaceful and at sleep.

How do you get to Amed Bali?

There are several choices to reach Amed Bali. First, by using a private car driver with Amed Bali Adventure. Second, it can be reached by taxi. Third, you can use a shuttle bus.

How fast is Internet in Bali?

The three main providers in Bali are Telkomsel, XL, and Smartfren. The typical connection speed on mobile is 1mbps – 15mbps. The speed of their connection is very location-dependent.

Does Bali have WiFi?

In recent years, the availability and speed of broadband connections in Bali have improved dramatically, especially since the introduction of 4G and fibre optics. WiFi is easily available in hotels and cafes, and typical connection speed for WiFi 512kbps – 2mbps (some providers can offer higher speeds).

How do I become an expat in Bali?

You need a Visa to visit or live in Bali, what type of visa is what needs to be planned. You will enter Bali on a Tourist Visa, which is valid for 30 days. If you want to extend to 60 days, you must purchase a Visa on Arrival (VOA) when entering the airport. Then a visit to Immigration will allow you to extend.