Bali Q&A

I'm a remote worker living in Bali for over a decade, and I've noticed many Australian influencers still active here. I'm curious about their income streams and how they navigate the current restrictions on social media promotion.

I'm planning a trip to Bali next June and will be spending some time in the Tulamben/Amed area. I'll be doing 2-3 dives per day on weekdays and 3+ per day on weekends.

I'm staying in Bingin and I'd like to spot more birds in Uluwatu, especially the Collared Kingfisher, but so far I haven't seen anything beyond common birds like the Spotted Dove, Blackbird, and sparrows.

I'm planning a trip to Nusa Penida and want to visit some of the famous beaches, like Kelingking Beach and Diamond Beach. I know they look beautiful in photos, but I want to know the realistic downsides before I go.

I've been seeing Ayana Bali a lot on my feed and after doing some research, I've seen a lot of negative reviews.

I'm a vegetarian looking for sugar-free yogurt in Amed, Bali. I've tried searching but can't seem to find any options.

We're considering living and working in Indonesia for 5+ years, but the Second Home visa requires $130k to be frozen in a bank. Are there services or other solutions that avoid investing or freezing these numbers?

I'm planning a first long stay in Bali and I narrowed down my luxury resort options to The K Club, but I couldn't find much information about it. Has anyone stayed there and can provide some reviews or insights about the resort, especially about the invisible villa and the prices?

I've been planning a solo trip to Bali for a week, but the fuel situation is making me think twice. I'm concerned it might extend to November and December, affecting my plans to visit my family.

I'm looking for the names and recipe to a mystery dessert and breakfast I had in Bali. I was there in 2018 and had variations of a pink dragon fruit bowl every morning, and a green rice-based dessert in triangles every night. I was unable to get the names and recipe at the time, and I'm hoping someone can help me identify them.

I'm trying to apply for a B1 evisa but the online application isn't working properly. I'm stuck on a page that asks for my province, city, district, and village, but it won't let me fill in these fields and keeps telling me they're empty.

We're heading to Bali next month for the first time. Mainly looking to relax and enjoy a few Bintangs. We've been watching videos on what cheap stuff you can buy over there. Not interested in knock off clothing or handbags, but definitely going to get some prescription glasses and sunglasses. What other things are cheap enough they become worth buying while we are there?

I'm planning a trip to Bali with four friends from January 14th to 26th. We're looking for adventure activities like jet skiing, water activities, quad biking, and exploring beaches. We also want to go out partying on the weekends but spend the weekdays shopping, getting massages, and relaxing by the beach. What are the best areas to stay in and what activities shouldn't we miss?

I'm planning a long stay in Bali starting on 20th October, currently living in Russia. I'm concerned about the fuel crisis in Canggu and want to know if it will be resolved by my arrival date.

My family and I travel to Bali often to visit our relatives and for work. We're planning a trip and I'd love to get some feedback on our schedule.

I'm a EU registered drone operator moving to Bali, I have a DJI Neo 2 sub 250g drone and I'm looking for information on local regulations and requirements, specifically any limitations on flying areas and if I need to register with local authorities.

I've asked a few locals here and there and have had stuff like Babi Guling, Nasi Campur, mee goreng, rendang, ayam batutu etc. Where I come from there are absolutely no Indonesian restaurants so I’m trying to make the most of my holiday here.

I'm planning a trip to Bali and I want to know if I need to declare my over-the-counter medications and if I need a doctor's letter to bring them into the country. I have some medications like paracetamol, something for nausea, and an OTC for muscle spasms, all in the original packaging with my name on the pharmacies printed label.

I'm desperate for hair care tips in Bali, where the sun and saltwater are taking a toll on my hair. I've tried a few things, but nothing seems to be working.

We're trying to find a way to avoid the high prices charged by the taxi mafia at Padang Bai port. We've tried looking up prices on Grab and showing them to the drivers, but some of them just take the ride and don't show up. We've also tried calling Grab from further down the main road, but the taxi mafia can be quite aggressive if they catch you trying to use the app.