Thinking about moving to Bali

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The beautiful beaches, statues, temples and simple pleasures of Bali have attracted many tourists. Many luxurious and famous hotels have sprung up in Bali, as well as world class spas and yoga centers. Bali has changed since the 70s, but the special quality of the Balinese culture has remained. "The people of Bali are warm, friendly and wonderful," said Joel Parkinson, a famous Australian surfer who has lived in Bali for five years. Joel Parkinson is a professional surfer who has won numerous international surfing competitions.

Settling down on a sunny tropical island and escaping the tormenting life of the city sounds like an ideal dream. Many people realize that it is just a dream and never wants to think. Many tourists in Bali say that they love this paradise island, but they could not live there. However, there will always be a group of visitors who admit they feel a great connection to the island: "Upon arriving in Bali, I just realized I had to stay," "I knew I had to be in Bali , "I have found my place and Bali is the place to live."

You've probably heard contradictory reports about Bali, like most emigrants to Bali, before moving to Bali. You may have been informed of the great business opportunities, the moving and inspiring experiences in Bali, or the various failed commercial investments and the fair share of terrible and terrible experiences. However, you will never really understand what it feels like to live in Bali until you have lived it yourself.

The fact is that Bali is by no means the paradise that most tourists thought. Working and living in Bali is a total difference to your Bali vacation. Life in Bali can be stressful, but from a different perspective than in Western countries. Do not think that everything will be okay. Bali is expensive, yes, you can buy in the shops for 5000 Rp food; However, visas, imported products, education, study and medical care are expensive. Bali can be humid or hot, exciting or dangerous, wonderful or terrible. This island paradise can help you realize your dreams or drown in a treacherous ocean.

If you are in a good economic situation, you may find that unscrupulous traders will tear you down. Things can and will become easier if you hire a local who will help you cope with the complex life needs in Bali, but isolating yourself too much from the daily reality in Bali is not beneficial in the long run. They have neither the experience nor the knowledge to face the challenges of living in Bali.

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If you are looking for a job in Bali, the road is not easy. The work visa is a complicated subject. The salary is not the same as in western countries. Most expatriates in Bali are self-employed and run their own businesses. However, if you are really interested in finding a job in Bali, make sure you speak the language. Bahasa Indonesia. It gets a bit easier after living in Bali for a while and making the right contacts.

If you have decided to move to Bali as a family member or partner, you can support and support each other. However, if you and your partner do not have the same passion for Bali, it will be difficult to work. If you move to Bali on your own, you only have to think of yourself. But in these first difficult days you will have many obstacles to overcome alone. There is a lot to do, such as finding a place to live, making friends, making money, learning Indonesian Bahasa, traveling to Bali, and understanding how things work on this island. If you have never lived in Indonesia or Bali, you will experience a great cultural shock in the first few months. You can not see it as a culture shock, you may think you are fine, but you will wonder why your feelings are intensified with a mix of happiness, joy, tears, frustration and anger.