About Bali
Bali is a Hindu-majority province in Indonesia.
The island, nicknamed “The Island of the Gods", is one of the most popular destinations in the world, renowned for its rich culture and arts, spectacular mountain sceneries, tropical beaches, waterfalls and diverse landscapes.
Tripadvisor
Number 1 tourist destination, 2017 and 2021
Forbes
4th Best place to live and invest, 2019
BBC Travel
World’s best Island
International Monetary Fund
2018 Annual Meeting
The World Bank
2018 Annual Meeting
G20 Summit
2022 Annual Meeting
A place of traditions and modernity
Bali offers a unique fusion of tradition and contemporary conveniences.
Visitors can enjoy an increasing wide array of restaurants, bars, and luxury accommodations while also immersing themselves in the rich Balinese arts and cultural traditions.
A diverse and vibrant community
Bali attracts people from all over the world as both tourists and new residents.
The historically tourist market is evolving as more people relocate to the Island, seeking a more balanced lifestyle and taking advantage of the remote working trend.
A Resilient and fast-growing property market
Bali is a unique property market with less sensitivity to the effects of interest rates, as properties are typically purchased without mortgages. This reduces the number of sell-offs during economic crises creating a robust property market.
In the past decade, developments have expanded along the coast of the Island, driven by a rising population of new residents and continued rapid growth in tourism.
5th largest economy in the world by 2030
5th best county to start a business, 2022
Upgrade to upper-middle income country, 2021
RECENT NEWS
Bali's New Digital Nomad Visa Means Foreigners Can Live and Work in Indonesia Tax Free
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