❓What would your daily budget be in Bali 🤔 00:08 Intro 00:36 Breakfast Cost 01:15 Rental & Utilities 01:29 WiFi & Subscriptions 01:54 Lunch 02:44 Gojek 02:55 Yoga Class 03:44 Dinner 04:16 Total Spend
Enjoying your videos so my thanks. Bali and most places in Indo can be very cheap to live in. The country has massive amounts of people that make under $10 per day. I live in with the locals on Bali in a guarded/gated community for 1.2 M RPH per month. Two bedroom home with two are of land. Food is cheap. Meals are $2 at warungs and $6 in local restaurants,on average. A retirement kitas is 10 M RPH per year. I lived here for years on less than $24 USD per day and that includes supporting a wife and dozens of animals. If you can deal with poverty,pollution and third world conditions what I spend each month is indicative of what middle class Indonesians spend living on Bali.
Hi there 👋 Thanks very much for sharing 🙏 We love hearing about people's journey here on Bali. Your breakdown on prices and perspective are great for us to learn more about. The special uniqueness of authentic local living not many people get to experience and it’s great to hear.
❤ lovely couple with amazing video + very informative and helpful Btw I wanted to ask about the next video especially about visas such as KITAS 😄😁 Hope we see that video soon!
Great video, the quality of your content is going up! Just had a question about how to go about banking out in Bali? Do you pull out cash much for spending or do you use your credit card most of the time & pay the foreign exchange fees & such?
Thanks Mat! 😄 We appreciate the feedback. This was such a great question that we’ve decided to do a video on it. We will let you know when it’s posted next week.
Hey Mat 👋🏻 We just posted a video dedicated to banking inspired by your question! 😍 We covered about our preferred card, ATMs & best way to access your cash. Hope this helps 😁 bit.ly/smoothmovingbali-Ep2
Would love to meet you guys in person if we get a chance! I'll be staying in Ubud from March 18th! I'm an online Brand Designer & Business Coach (also from Australia) and looking to meet more digital nomads too (precisely why I decided to move to Bali)! Been following you guys for a while, you're one of my fav Bali travel RUclipsrs!
Brenda that would be awesome! Ubud is one of our favourite places to get to so even more of an excuse to venture up there 😃 And making your 'fav RUclipsr list' is also very cool, thanks for the support 🙌
Hey @chuachua-hj9zd There are lots of ways to do it. The visa process does take some time. What we did was apply offshore (in another country) & when approved searched for our long term villa once in Bali. You can check out these videos which will help 👉 bit.ly/stepbysteptofindingtheperfectvilla 👉bit.ly/kitasvisa
We are waiting for a bike to buy, so were taking GoRides. Still no luck at the bike dealer because there has been a big backlog, so back to renting again 😂😂
@@steveandnadia will you be doing a video on buying a bike in bali as well? and why buying is better than renting for long term. looking forward for such videos in ur channel. helps alot. thank you so much
Hi Ajay 👋 Balinese Hinduism might share some similarities to what you're familiar with. It's amazing connection people here have with Mother Earth & the incredible ceremonies & rituals.
@@steveandnadia the best part is, people in bali are rooted to culture. Yes, there are similarities between India and bali culture , and India and other sub-continent countries. Every indian subcontinent country that follows Hinduism adopts religious practices from india as the origin of Hinduism is from india . Yes, culturally the way those rituals are performed may vary from place to place.
❓What would your daily budget be in Bali 🤔
00:08 Intro
00:36 Breakfast Cost
01:15 Rental & Utilities
01:29 WiFi & Subscriptions
01:54 Lunch
02:44 Gojek
02:55 Yoga Class
03:44 Dinner
04:16 Total Spend
Thank you love the vid
Thanks very much @joeydt9476 🧡
Love the videos guys. Decided on the weekend we need to come back to Bali so will be there in April. Can't wait.
Thanks for the support 🙏🏻 Awesome to hear you are planning a trip back to Bali. Hope this video helped you out in some way 😄
Love the vids guys! Keep up the good work. :D
Not sure why they don't get more views as I'm sure a lot of ppl would benefit from them!
Thanks so much!😁 We’re happy that you got some value from it. We’ll keep posting & hope the message gets out there soon 😂
Thanks so much! 😬 Visa video is currently being built 💪🏼 Hope to publish soon 😊
Enjoying your videos so my thanks. Bali and most places in Indo can be very cheap to live in. The country has massive amounts of people that make under $10 per day. I live in with the locals on Bali in a guarded/gated community for 1.2 M RPH per month. Two bedroom home with two are of land. Food is cheap. Meals are $2 at warungs and $6 in local restaurants,on average. A retirement kitas is 10 M RPH per year. I lived here for years on less than $24 USD per day and that includes supporting a wife and dozens of animals. If you can deal with poverty,pollution and third world conditions what I spend each month is indicative of what middle class Indonesians spend living on Bali.
Hi there 👋 Thanks very much for sharing 🙏 We love hearing about people's journey here on Bali. Your breakdown on prices and perspective are great for us to learn more about. The special uniqueness of authentic local living not many people get to experience and it’s great to hear.
❤ lovely couple with amazing video + very informative and helpful
Btw I wanted to ask about the next video especially about visas such as KITAS 😄😁 Hope we see that video soon!
Hey 👋We just started a new series called Smooth Moving Bali & our first episode is on Visas & KITAS : bit.ly/smoothmovingbali-Ep1
@@steveandnadia Oh my god! Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate what you are doingg! 🔥🔥
Great video, the quality of your content is going up! Just had a question about how to go about banking out in Bali? Do you pull out cash much for spending or do you use your credit card most of the time & pay the foreign exchange fees & such?
Thanks Mat! 😄 We appreciate the feedback. This was such a great question that we’ve decided to do a video on it. We will let you know when it’s posted next week.
Hey Mat 👋🏻 We just posted a video dedicated to banking inspired by your question! 😍 We covered about our preferred card, ATMs & best way to access your cash. Hope this helps 😁 bit.ly/smoothmovingbali-Ep2
Would love to meet you guys in person if we get a chance! I'll be staying in Ubud from March 18th! I'm an online Brand Designer & Business Coach (also from Australia) and looking to meet more digital nomads too (precisely why I decided to move to Bali)! Been following you guys for a while, you're one of my fav Bali travel RUclipsrs!
Brenda that would be awesome! Ubud is one of our favourite places to get to so even more of an excuse to venture up there 😃 And making your 'fav RUclipsr list' is also very cool, thanks for the support 🙌
Do you apply for long term visa first or do you look for a house then apply for visa to Bali?
Hey @chuachua-hj9zd There are lots of ways to do it. The visa process does take some time. What we did was apply offshore (in another country) & when approved searched for our long term villa once in Bali. You can check out these videos which will help 👉 bit.ly/stepbysteptofindingtheperfectvilla 👉bit.ly/kitasvisa
you guy didnt rent bike anymore?
We are waiting for a bike to buy, so were taking GoRides. Still no luck at the bike dealer because there has been a big backlog, so back to renting again 😂😂
@@steveandnadia will you be doing a video on buying a bike in bali as well? and why buying is better than renting for long term. looking forward for such videos in ur channel. helps alot. thank you so much
Some Indian rituals in the beginning of the video . Bali borrows religious practices from india
Hi Ajay 👋 Balinese Hinduism might share some similarities to what you're familiar with. It's amazing connection people here have with Mother Earth & the incredible ceremonies & rituals.
@@steveandnadia the best part is, people in bali are rooted to culture. Yes, there are similarities between India and bali culture , and India and other sub-continent countries. Every indian subcontinent country that follows Hinduism adopts religious practices from india as the origin of Hinduism is from india . Yes, culturally the way those rituals are performed may vary from place to place.