Finding yourself pregnant whilst living in Indonesia can bring a wide range of emotions and practical considerations. Whatever your circumstances, whether you’re excited to start this new chapter, or perhaps feeling overwhelmed or distressed, we’ll try to cover the necessary steps if you’ve found out that you’re pregnant whilst in Indonesia, so that you’re a bit clearer on what you need to plan.

Are you coming to Bali soon, or are you new on the island? Despite all the beauty to be found along Bali’s roads, there are also challenges, such as dealing with terrible traffic, pushy taxi drivers or not having your own transportation. That’s why we’ve put together this guide to help you understand how to get around in Bali, so you can enjoy yourself to the max and potentially save hours of your precious time.

As Benjamin Franklin famously said, ‘in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.’ Even if you live in paradise - Franklin’s quote still applies. If you’re a foreigner living and working in Bali, either physically or remotely, here’s what you need to know about taxes.

Pets are beloved family members who provide that feeling of being at home wherever you go. So if you’re planning a move to Bali, it’s unlikely you’ll want to leave your fur baby behind. However, before you get too excited, it’s important to keep in mind that transporting your pet can be both challenging, expensive and even dangerous for your pet, and should only be done with thorough consideration. If you’re still curious, let’s walk through your options so you can make the right decision for you and your pet.

Located within the Pacific “Ring of Fire,” Bali is part of one of the world’s most seismically active regions. With earthquakes and volcanoes being natural parts of this area, it’s important for residents and visitors to understand safety measures and be prepared to respond calmly and effectively if an earthquake occurs.

If you’re an employer or an expat in Indonesia, making sure that you’re aware of employment laws and frameworks is important. There are two areas that you should be aware of: the work permit system and the mandatory BPJS national insurance scheme. 

The rise of remote working has created new expectations of what workplaces should look like, with instagram posts of a Bali beach or infinity pool captioned ‘my office today’ inspiring a dream in many. Still, the island has been getting some bad press on social media in the last year, with visitors blaming traffic, over tourism and rapid development as some of the main culprits for their disappointment. So - is moving to Bali still worth it in 2025?

For the past few years, our team at Bali Solve has helped countless people from around the world make this beautiful island their home. As one of Bali’s premier consulting agencies, we've noticed the same questions coming up again and again. So, here are the top 10 things people ask us about living and working in Bali - with fresh answers for 2025.