Bali's Hidden Gems: Paradise to Live Beyond the Beach

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Your holiday trip would be vague without going to Bali, the paradise on earth, in Indonesia. Bali presents numerous natural resources that can smoothly enchant visitors' interest.

But what if your holiday becomes a long stay because suddenly you are in love with the Island on your visit?

We are not surprised. 

Most returning travelers feel love at first sight with Bali, so they prepare papers and travel essentials before else.

Here are things to make their holiday ready.

First, as a traveler, you must ensure they have the proper travel documents. Depending on your nationality, you may need a visa to enter Indonesia. If you're a citizen of the United States, for example, you can stay in Indonesia for up to 90 days without a visa.

However, if you plan to stay longer or want to work or study in Bali, you can apply for a second home visa. Once you have your documents in order, you can start planning your hassle-free trip.

Bali is a beautiful and vibrant island with something to offer everyone. Its Island is the perfect place to relax and recharge, from its stunning beaches and lush tropical forests to its vibrant culture and delicious food. 

What is next to prepare travelers to enjoy their Bali trip?

Pack Essential Travel Products.

A good quality backpack is a must, as you will use it to carry all of your other travel gear. A comfortable pair of walking shoes are also essential, as you will likely be walking while exploring your destination. A travel pillow can help you get a good night's sleep on those long flights or bus rides. And finally, don't forget to pack your camera so you can capture all those amazing travel memories!

Takeaway: Always put important stuff in your backpack, except money, credit card, and ATMs.

When to decide to stay long-term after arriving and enjoying the trip?

So you are now starting to think about turning your two weeks trip into a longer stay because your travel agent accommodated your Bali holiday nicely in a luxury villa, and you fell in love with the foods, culture, and everything else along your stay.

You might be heading to our blogs that explain how to plan a long-term stay in Bali with a second home visa.

Comer Con Gusto!