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Life in Bali
Living in Bali as a student is the dream of many. For you, it may soon be reality. Here is everything you need to prepare, arrive and feel at home.
Warm sea, green rice terraces, colorful ceremonies and friendly people: in Bali, your semester abroad becomes a story you will tell for years. Here you will find out how to prepare before you arrive, which insurance you need, where and how students live, how to get around the island, and much more.
About BaliThe Island of the GodsGet to Know Bali
HousingYour home away from homeFind Your Place
Getting AroundScooter, app or boatPlan Your Trips
Health & SafetyGood to knowStay HealthyFAQ
Most share a villa with a pool with other students. The cost is split, so it is often no more than a dorm room at home. Houses and small rooms (kosts) are cheaper alternatives. See Housing.
Most rent a scooter. Ride-hailing apps like Gojek and Grab are a cheap and safe alternative. Living close to campus saves you a lot of time in traffic.
Yes. Compared with many other study destinations, Bali is very safe, including for women traveling alone. International hospitals provide professional healthcare.