IDR 15–30m
Week for a family of four
IDR 15,000,000 to IDR 30,000,000 excluding flights, depending on accommodation and activities.
Family relocation
Visas, schools, housing and local integration, handled with local knowledge so your family moves to Bali smoothly, whether as digital nomads or long-term residents.


Key considerations
Four practical areas deserve careful attention before you relocate.
Bali has international and local schools. We guide you on curriculum, fees and enrolment to find the right fit.
Information on reputable hospitals, clinics and insurance options for expatriate families.
Villas to apartments: we explain the rental market and help find a home that suits your family size.
Indonesian visa requirements can be complex. We advise on suitable visas for long family stays or digital nomad setups.


Digital nomad families
More remote-working families now choose Bali as a base. We advise on co-working spaces with family amenities, reliable internet and communities that balance work and family.
We also help with long-stay visas, local regulations and daily logistics, from family-owned warungs to safe places to swim, so you settle in authentically and safely.
Key facts
Typical ranges as stated on this page; they vary with accommodation, activities and season.
Family life in Bali
We guide you on visa applications, school enrolment, housing and local integration, including local bureaucracy, family-friendly amenities and connecting with expatriate communities.
Cooking classes near local markets, safe snorkelling, rice-field cycling, beginner surf lessons and family-friendly beach clubs. Customised itineraries for families with special needs are increasingly popular too.
Typically IDR 15,000,000 to IDR 30,000,000 excluding international flights, covering accommodation, food and activities. Luxury villas or extensive activities increase this budget.
Living in Bali
Tell us about your family and timeline. We'll map out the next steps with you.
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