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A person holds up a "Kartu Indonesia Sehat" (Healthy Indonesia Card) used for BPJS, Indonesia's national health insurance.

Expats in Bali Can Now Access Indonesia’s BPJS Healthcare

The card above—inscribed “Kartu Indonesia Sehat,” Indonesia’s Healthy Indonesia Card—symbolizes the country’s universal healthcare program. Now, Bali’s expatriate community can carry this card too. In a significant policy shift, long-term foreign residents in Bali are eligible to join...

Leasehold vs Freehold Property in Bali – A Guide for Foreign Investors

Bali’s real estate market is world-famous for its tropical villas, strong rental yields, and lifestyle appeal. But before investing, it’s crucial to understand how property ownership works in Indonesia — especially the difference between freehold (Hak Milik) and leasehold (Hak Sewa).For...

Bali International Hospital: Time for Investors to Wake Up

As Southeast Asia’s healthcare landscape evolves, Bali International Hospital is quietly becoming the region’s next major investment opportunity.Bali International Hospital (BIH) was officially introduced to the public with a groundbreaking ceremony in the Sanur Health Special Economic Zone...

How to Bring Your Pet Out of Bali: Everything You Need to Know

Bringing a pet home from Bali is not just a logistical decision—it’s often an emotional one. Many expats and travelers meet their furry soulmates here: a rescued street dog, a villa cat that never left, or a companion adopted from a shelter. If you're planning to relocate and can't imagine...

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