Bali Digital Nomad Complete Guide 2026 | Remote Work

Q: What visa do digital nomads need for Bali?

Options: E33G Digital Nomad Visa (5 years, requires $2K/month income proof), B211A Social Visa (60 days extendable to 180), Second Home Visa (5-10 years with IDR 2B savings). Tourist visas (30 days) technically don't allow working. The E33G is purpose-built for remote workers.

Q: What are the best coworking spaces in Bali for digital nomads?

Top picks: Dojo Bali (Canggu, $150/month), Outpost (Canggu/Ubud, $180/month), Hubud (Ubud, $170/month), BWork (Sanur, $120/month). Most offer high-speed internet, meeting rooms, community events, and day passes ($10-20). Canggu has the highest concentration.

Q: Is the internet fast enough in Bali for remote work?

Coworking spaces offer 50-100Mbps. Home internet (IndiHome fiber) provides 20-50Mbps for IDR 300-500K/month. Mobile data (4G) gives 10-30Mbps. Canggu and Seminyak have the best infrastructure. Always have a mobile hotspot backup for video calls.