as the local Balinese, hope foreigners that live long in Bali, want to learn, at least Indonesian and are not so comfortable with English all the time, so you can be more localized and know even more about the culture and other things easily and that would be the best appreciation of me as balinese 👍❤❤
They're going to be in for a bit of a shock with everyone saying Bali is cheap. Body Factory is $250 per month, villa $1000 a month if you want a nice 2br in Canggu, cleaner $350, ordering western food from grab or gojek 2x a day is $20, eating out in a cafe another $15-20 per day so food is another $1000-1200/month and that's not taking account the day trips. It can definitely be expensive if you want to live a western lifestyle. If you eat nasi goreng, watch your spending & live in a local house on the outskirts of Canggu, you can get by under $1k.
Christian Thank you for your vlogs (especially the ones on Bali ) 2 years ago... weeks before the pandemic hit Australia. I had to have two toes and a section of my foot amputated due to diabetes. Then covid hit. I have always loved Bali and have been there 20 plus times. Being stuck at home with a huge hole in my foot. I started watching travel vlogs. You and your vlogs have had a huge positive influence on my life. Thank you. I am a lot older than you are. But you have helped me greatly during this time and inspired me Words can never say just how much I have appreciated them Thank you Andrew
Hey Christian, I’ve been watching your videos for about 3 1/2 years now and I gotta say that you are not only a great content creator but an inspiration to chase dreams and fulfill our lives with the beauty this world has to offer. I have done a lot of traveling the last few years and your videos give me confidence boost I need to explore even more, I cannot wait to visit Bali at the end of the year.
As a local Indonesian I hope tourists like these who come to Bali would try and learn our language and culture just as much as we have learned theirs so we can keep our traditions alive. In future I hope he shares a little bit more about the land, culture & people of Bali 🙏🏾
Saya bener bener coba belajar bahasa Indonesia. Menurutku klo Bule mau belajar lebih banyak tentant Bali, harus belajar Bahasa Indonesia jadi bisa berinteraksi sama orang lokal. Juga menurutku, klo saya belajar bahasa indonesia itu menunjukkan menghormati buat negera ini dan orang2 disini.
With your background in finance, I think it would be highly beneficial if you did a video that outlines the best way to earn money abroad while being tax compliant. Being a citizen of the USA or CA undoubtedly has some complex rules that I don't feel the nomad life explains very well. With you running a business, I think this information would be precious to viewers. :)
Difficult to get involved providing financial advise online. Also rules change but people might still find a video, his audience is also not from 1 country... it's just way to complicated to get involved in especially for a travel vlogger
@@Sa-kibonsa Probably he is a daytrader/Hodler and with shorting you can live Fire, maybe a BTC BULL who knows :), with shorting my Tesla and crypto's making lot's of money for nothing and the chicks for free
Just consult an accountant specialising in that if you're really interested. The hard part is finding a way to consistently earn money. The easy part is paying (or not paying) taxes.
You need to first ask him what Visa he has.. US does not require paying taxes in the US but they do require you to FILE Taxes in the USA. This test has been well covered and it's a very common tax strategy for most ex-pats. According to the IRS, if you reside outside of the United States at least 330 days out of 365, you can exempt $101,300 of income from your annual taxes.
Yes that's the world "Quality of life" and the good thing about living in Bali is that you feel more freedom and less worrying about life even if you don't make much. As long as you can afford your primary needs, plus maybe a little back up in your saving account, while maintaining to earn sufficiently for your basic needs, you will be okay living here. It's definitely incomparable to Europe or the US. It's not the perfect place in the world, but trust me, once you experience it and find the rithm real Bali life, you will move here.
@@jasminebali8068 You are not Balinese and you are not Indonesian. Don't use the Balinese name.. You are Thai people pretending to be Balinese.. Stop using Balinese names.
I'm not surprised how great you are at portraying canggu in 13 minutes, because you are a videographer, and the power of your information is in the pictures.
@@jasminebali8068 Bro, I think you have problem an envy an hate to foreigner that gain success in Bali. Come Visit to Bali, but maybe invest in Bali is not best Investment you could, because, land and property is very expensive in last 5 years.
Man Canggu really is something special.. Great video, super useful and so well made! One thing I would add is the locals in bali are so so friendly, I love their vibe
@@user-um7rr9fs9r In my experience locals reciprocate what you put out. Act disrespectfully and you will receive disrespect back. Act kindly and that's what you are gonna get. I would not advise making a habit of annoying the locals or performing rituals/practices/anything that is against local views and tolerance; otherwise, you're life will be a living hell. For instance, if there is a prayer or ritual being performed don't act rowdy or play loud music... Of course such courtesies are not new and something to be expected tbh.
Something about your informative content and swift clear delivery that really makes you one of our favourite you tuber ! 🙏🏼👌🏼( And happy you’re back in Bali )
Wow dude, love this content so much indepth detail about living in bali. Really appreciate the hard work to letting us know the way of life, with costing and the daily life style. Keep more coming! 🤩
Things that can raise your vibration/ improve your life: -Vision board -Breathing exercises -Qigong -Try to drink a gallon of water a day -Meditation -Not relying on anyone else for happiness -Loving yourself -Sungazing -Vent to yourself -Essential oils (Lemon, Lavendar, Orange) -Have a plant in your environment -Play an instrument -Draw a picture -Working out -HIIT (some type of cardio) -Reading books -Semen retention /No fap -Protect your sexual energy (females) -Having a leader mentality -Cold showers -Eating less -Chew food slower -Fasting -Waking up/ sleeping earlier -Having/expressing gratitude for EVERYTHING -Cutting out fast food -Affirmations -Going outside (in nature) -Get some sun -Not caring what others think -Give / contribute more to the world -Focus on you, go within -Breathing in from your nose -Cut out sugary drinks -Wim Hoff breathing -"OM" Chanting -Stoicism -Minimalism -Express yourself with art (music, drawing, poetry, etc) -Practice a martial art -Have a balance between being alone and having social company -Having an open mind and be aware of what you're doing/ using your time and energy for -Cleaning your room (MAKE YOUR BED) -Use social media / electronics less --Writing down dreams -Getting 7-8 hrs of sleep -Taking Herbs: blackseed oil, haritaki, sea moss -Take vitamins -Have faith -Speak less -Spend less time with toxic people -Full body stretches / Yoga -Sleep on back (face to ceiling) to strengthen spine -Have good posture -Listen to 432hz music -Listen to chakra frequencies: (396, 417, 528, 639, 741, 852, 963) -Use fluoride-free toothpaste -Ground yourself (walk barefoot in nature ) -Clap your hands more -Dance more -Use left hand more (using right side of brain) -Stop fighting against ego
Super excited I’m moving to Bali in a couple months just wanted to say thank you for all the information you give, I can’t wait to grow as an artist there.❤️
I’d be interested in learning more about building the $150k place. I lived in Uluwatu and then Canggu for about 10 months back in 2015-2016 and really enjoyed it. It would be great to have a place over there.
For $150k i think i can really help you to build your dream place in Bali.. I am interior designer and my partner an architect. We will love to help you or anyone that want to plan, design and build your property in Bali. We will move to Bali this month so i hope i can be helpful
Happy greetings, thank you young boy Lost LeBlanc for handsome for stunning video. I’m Balinese land specialist in Bali since 2010. Contact me please about amazing land options Cheers Ayu Mei
Bahaya banget nih buat orang lokal. hehehe opini aja sih kasian orang bali kalo banyak orang luar pindah nanti tanahnya makin mahal gabisa kebeli huhuhu
Foreigners are not allowed to own assets (land, buildings, vehicles) in the territory of Indonesia, including Bali. The only assets that foreigners are allowed to own in Bali are assets in the form of 'lease rights'. They can only rent assets from local people for a certain period of time (many properties in Kuta and Seminyak are rented for up to 25 years) The purpose of this rule is to protect the interests of Indonesia, especially local people (Balinese in this case) . Do not let Bali be owned and controlled by foreigners. In fact, it is not so. Many foreigners own assets in Bali (especially villas and private vehicles). Villas owned by foreigners, for example, are occupied by themselves, not a few are also rented out to other foreigners-both in the short term (a few days) or in the longer term (annually). Of course their names (foreigners) are not listed in the documents related to asset ownership (certificates, building permits or car BPKB). The names listed there are the names of local people. This is done by cooperating with a notary where the property is located. For example: When a 'foreigner' buys a villa, the name included in the deed of sale is the name of a local person (can be his acquaintance or business partner or staff or even his assistant), the term is “borrow name”. In return, the person who lends his name is given certain compensation, whether in the form of money or otherwise. To protect himself (so that the assets are not taken over by the local people), the bule asks a notary to issue a deed of debt between himself and his local people, separately. Furthermore, by a notary a deed of “Confession of Debt” (sometimes called a “deed of nomination”) is drawn up in which the local person acknowledges that he has debts to the Caucasian. If one day the local people are 'naughty' - intending to control the assets belonging to the Caucasians, then the Caucasians can easily collect the debts that have been stated in the deed. That's how foreigners in Bali circumvent government regulations that prohibit foreigners from owning assets in Bali and Indonesia in general. The question that arises, perhaps: can the ownership process be called legal, has it not been carried out in front of a notary who in fact is the official land certificate maker (PPAT) recognized by the state? It's illegal. The reason? Next time will be discussed (by case) specifically. What is clear is that this method has been recommended by many property agents in Kuta and its surroundings, and has even been disclosed to the New York Times. courtesy of Kaskus.
NYT? punya linknya ga? lama2 kayak gtu jdi kayak Hawaii. Bule punya tanah luas pantai pribadi, yg lokal ga boleh masuk, g mampu beli tanah krn gentrifikasi
@@calyco2381 Kl spt pantai, tmp tmp yg nggk boleh jd milik pribadi gtu nggk mungkin bisa dikuasai, kan aturannya mmg nggak boleh... entah di provinsi lain gitu jg nggak ya? Biarpun si org asing ngotot itu private beachnya, aksesnya ditutup, dikasi warning sign, org bali bakal dateng ngamuk ngamuk kl dilarang lewat/masuk. Bisa ribut besar itu. Udah brp kali kejadian kan.
I agree with your sentiment. It is tragic that foreigners are "owning" lands that should belong to the natives. Well technically they don't really own it. I have seen foreigners that actually became an Indonesian citizen through naturalization(?) and bought an entire island. They would not allow this kind of process in Europe for immigrants (at least I am a bit certain they don't). I think Indonesia should focus on doing something about this "loop hole" you are talking about. Honestly, who is at fault here is also the native who "leased" the land. But in the first place is this something to be amended when technically the lands are not under the foreigner's name in the first place? I am assuming the amount of "debt" that was agreed is consensual for both parties, so is there a reason to amend the law?
@@rabbitazteca23 Bought an entire island? ? Well, it's against the rules. Nobody is allowed to buy or sell an island in Indonesia. It happened in the past, but it had been taken care of as soon as the (central) authority heard about it.
the efficiency in your life amazed me. like i always try to optimize use of my time but end up far from the targets.. your life really motivates me to be disciplined and focused.. in few year, im seeing myself where u already are.. lots of love christian..
I messed around on the internet during COVID because I had so much time on my hands and managed to get lucky and make a few 100k USD flipping NFTs. After watching your videos I am convinced the Digital Nomad lifestyle is for me. So excited to hear more about your project in Bali Christian! Will be moving to Bali in the near future as well!
Lot’s of info here. Glad he didn’t just focus on the pros but also brought out a few cons. Bureaucracy and corruption are also real problems. He is an expert on the area and it shows.
Sorry to be a stick in the mud, but I live in Uluwatu and from my perspective, the whole of the Southern section of Bali, from Canggu to Kuta is disappearing up its own backside in traffic, and that situation will only worsen with the return of tourists and full size buses to the roads. I am moving to Tabanan to get away frm it all, but will still have to fight my way through the Canggu traffic to access the shopping malls and supermarkets. Hopefully, the new tollway, due to be finished at the end of 2024, will bypass Canggu and take you straight into Denpasar.
Love it. My 26 and 24 year old daughters are set on Bali, Lombok, and NP travel for the entire month of June. Your knowledge and awesome videos will help them plan their trip. Thanks Brother!!!
More videos like this please, part 2 definitely needed. Excited for your videos on property in bali and your own project. So much information in 13 minutes. Keep em coming 🤘👊🙏
LOVE all the financial/ investment/ business aspects that you include. Your industry background serves you well. I'm a finance student (about to graduate!!) and really enjoy seeing how business and travel collide!
Great video! Always love seeing how Bali has changed throughout the years since I last lived there. Hey Christian, it would be great to hear the upkeep costs and fees of sustaining a villa (bills, electricity, upkeep, etc). If not in a video, a response in the comments would work. Keep it up my fellow Canadian! 😊✌🏽
Electricity is no monthly fees, you can use the top up system.. you can top up your electricity from your mobile.. so basically $0 if you dont use it at all.. Property tax is really cheap.. because in Indonesia the tax based land price is much lower than the market price... and the rate is 0.5%.. For a 450k usd house, I pay only 1k property tax per year..
terima kasih untuk Christian yang sudah memberikan penjelasan kepada orang luar negeri yang mungkin ingin tinggal di Bali. kami orang lokal sangat senang jika ada turis yang mau ke tempat kami. tapi kami mohon sekali, jika pergi ke sini bukan untuk tujuan turis melainkan tinggal dalam waktu lama, mohon untuk berbicara bahasa Indonesia dan menghormati orang seperti kami. 🙏
Christian, i have been living in Indonesia for 27 years…not to be too critical, but please learn how to pronounce “Canggu” correctly…drives me crazy when newcomers to Bali call Canggu, “Chain-gu”! The “a” should be like “ahh”…. Cheers from this old guy! One more thing…if you want to keep our lifestyle in Bali relatively cheap, don’t advertise so heavily…more people here will only make prices sky rocket! Some secrets are worth keeping to ourselves!
you should do a video highlighting the lesser exciting side of bali which is the over gentrification here and how the island is slowly being destroyed. something I'd love all of us who live in bali and have an influence to bring more light too. it's really sad what's happening.
@@Saphireaway i can tell you from my experience that it’s horribly sad. soon it will be like any other place that gets ran over with beach clubs and villa / condo rentals and over populated tourism which pushes the locals out of their family villages.
Love it Christian! I've been following you for a while and I really admire what you do! I'm finally going to Bali for my honeymoon in July. I hope we can hit the gym together when I'm there! 🤙🏼
My big concern like many remote places is that nature is decreasing rapidely. The whole point while people love Bali and other islands are the waterfalls, the rice fields, the mountains, the nature. These places will all be taken away because hotels and more residential buildings are being developed.
You gave so much information thank you! I love how in-depth you go with your videos, it is very helpful! Keep up the good work, I have really enjoyed following you along as you go to different countries!
Every single video that you made about Bali might generate thousands of dollar foreign exchange income for Indonesia and boost back Bali's economy. As Indonesian who has been following your channel since beginning, I would like to say thank you very very much 🙏
kalo liburan spend money dibali OK om saya sangat setuju, yang menetap itu yang bahaya dan dia seolah2 'mengajak' untuk itu. ua-cam.com/video/zdP7dDL-JjM/v-deo.html mungkin video ini bisa menjelaskan.
@@prayogoramadhan4686 saya ke Bali April 2021 dan kondisinya sangat menyedihkan tanpa turis. Para digital nomad yang tetap tinggal dan bekerja secara remote dari Bali sedikitnya membuat banyak restoran masih buka dan masih ada pemilik rumah yang menerima pendapatan kontrak sewa. Tidak semua positif pasti ada efek negatif, tapi kalau ada orang yang bukan WNI membuat karya untuk membuat wisata Indonesia maju, sudah selayak kita apresiasi. Ada banyak opsi di negara lain selain Bali kalau mereka mau.
@@RustamEffendie iya bener om, saya kesana nov 2020 memang sangat berbeda dari kunjungan sebelumnya. Yaa semoga yg positifnya yg lebih banyak terjadi aamiin.
@@jasminebali8068 You are not Balinese and you are not Indonesian. Don't use the Balinese name.. You are Thai people pretending to be Balinese.. Stop using Balinese names.
Definitely a great place to be! We stayed there for 6 months, but one thing that drove us out of Bali was humidity and heat mix. Not the best choice for those who appreciate cold, unless you live in Munduk! Great video! And congrats on a new house!
Visit Bali, but Don't Invest in Bali.. property here is too expensive. better invest in island near Bali, Lombok. they have Good planning in Sport Tourism.
Great stuff, would be good to organize AMA so we can ask more questions about that. I am a Software Engineer that dreams living in a place where theres no winter :D
Absolutely love all of your videos!! Add a part 2!!! About building a dream villa or maybe even a retirement home for digital Nomads from the US!! 🙏🙏🙌🤩
Very informative and well done video. You are one of my favourites man! I definitely want to visit there but my sights are set on Philippines to live since my wife is Filipino lol.
Looks beautiful there, and it might be somewhere I would visit. As for living there, I suppose it is great if you are single, and don't plan on seeing your family and friends back home very often, as the travel would be too much. I bought a second home in Puerto Vallarta as well as primary residence in Toronto, and I get the same weather, restaurants, bars, lower cost of living, plus able to get all those little things you can't get in Bali, a great beach, plus easy commute to Canada or the States. There is no right or wrong here, just preference.
Hey Christian, I resonate with your story leaving my job in finance from Toronto and I’m moving to Bali this April for 6 months working remotely and living every day not just for the weekends like most in the western world. I’m sure I’ll love it and would want to stay.. how did you become a full resident there? Do you have a video about this? Cheers mate, hope to join your community soon!
@@syh9426 try and look at the Indo expat forums, you will find posts where people long stay on a tourist visa then get caught and deported with no chance of appeal.
Hi Christian, nice promo video but unfortunately videos like this spoil it for the people who are in Bali now. People who don't want Bali be another Ibiza, people who like Bali to continue to be authentic as much as possible . I have lived in Indonesia for 24 years and I owned a villa in Seminyak, so I do think that I know what I am talking about. Thousands and thousands of people will be attracted to this video and will consider moving to Bali. Have you thought about the consequences? Prices will go up everywhere, the trash pollution (which is a huge problem already all over Bali) will increase enormously, the traffic will get worse and worse , the westerners will overflow Bali and make it harder and harder for the locals to keep their own beautiful traditions, this will attract a lot of young people who have no money and who will not be helping the local economy whatsoever. Living in Bali can be a great thing, but let not forget that there can be a lot of negative effects to this as well........if too many people will come to Bali
I just have to say that each video, series or year, just gets better...great professional...congratulations all the best. I live in the Algarve where you've already filmed....so I'll send you a challenge to go to a place you've never been...Hug.
Is this what they call "high life" ? 😝 Not gonna lie , It looks almost the same as Poland ! The weather, the sun, BEACHES AND WAVES .... Yeah almost the same 😅 I'm sold, when can I move to Bali? 😄 (Early once again , shows 1 view ! ) 😂
wondering whether one needs a motorbike/ scooter/ car when living in bali or just visiting. I don't have a drivers license or anything and it's been lowkey holding me back to take the plunge...
Its so dangerous gal. The way of driving in bali is abit crazy. I still dont drive cause if you dont really know the roads its dangerous. Better to get a driver on gojek. Its super cheap. No one will tell u this but you do need a proper license from overseas that allows you to drive a specific motorbike and then an international drivers license if you wanna avoid a fine from a police officer. If you look like a foreigner sometimes a police officer will stop you just to make a little bit of cash. If you are unlucky. Also if you dont wear a helmet another fine. I highly recommend gojek
Love your vlogs, even though I'm an old guy 😆🤗. Before I met and married my Balinese wife about 14 years ago, I used to own a villa near Ubud. However my ex got that 😥😉. Now I'm retired in Australia and we're looking to get a place in Bali. Long term rental may be the way? Btw, Indonesian is a phonetically pronounced language, so Canggu is pronounced like "Charnggoo"...and so on 👍🤗🙏
Hey Christian. Thanks for another great informative video! Just wondering if you have a real estate agent or developer recommendations? My wife and I are planning to retire early from Canada to South East Asia. I found some contacts online, but hoping someone already there would have good direct experience. Thanks in advance!
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Would you do an episode on how to meet other expats?
as the local Balinese, hope foreigners that live long in Bali, want to learn, at least Indonesian and are not so comfortable with English all the time, so you can be more localized and know even more about the culture and other things easily and that would be the best appreciation of me as balinese 👍❤❤
Yes
Bener banget
Agree... mereka bebas di Indonesia tapi harus tahu batas..,
@@planetrufio
sebagai orang jawa saya belum pernah ke Bali. Ingin rasanya ke bali, semoga suatu saat bisa ke Bali.
I never realized that not making your bed is actually something to be proud of
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Christian needs to be Bali's Tourism Ambassador lol. I can assure you that this single video just convinced thousands to move there ASAP 😂
They're going to be in for a bit of a shock with everyone saying Bali is cheap. Body Factory is $250 per month, villa $1000 a month if you want a nice 2br in Canggu, cleaner $350, ordering western food from grab or gojek 2x a day is $20, eating out in a cafe another $15-20 per day so food is another $1000-1200/month and that's not taking account the day trips.
It can definitely be expensive if you want to live a western lifestyle. If you eat nasi goreng, watch your spending & live in a local house on the outskirts of Canggu, you can get by under $1k.
See y’all over here soon. I’ve got a pullout couch 🛋
@@NutrisaveoO yeah I’m going to do
a full cost breakdown video cause you’re right. Can get expensive quick if you don’t hold back
@@lostleblanc hey! Been looking to move to Bali for quite some time but don’t know where to find rental listings, any advice?
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As an Indonesian even though I'm not Balinese, thank you for promoting Bali and supporting local businesses
I'm impressed that how much information, and how many things you showed just in 13 minutes. That's freaking good work Christian! Keep it up
Thank you 🙏🏼🔥
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@@jasminebali8068 setuju...megelno silitku
@@lostleblanc
I like your videos amazingly...😍
Christian Thank you for your vlogs (especially the ones on Bali ) 2 years ago... weeks before the pandemic hit Australia. I had to have two toes and a section of my foot amputated due to diabetes. Then covid hit. I have always loved Bali and have been there 20 plus times. Being stuck at home with a huge hole in my foot. I started watching travel vlogs. You and your vlogs have had a huge positive influence on my life. Thank you. I am a lot older than you are. But you have helped me greatly during this time and inspired me Words can never say just how much I have appreciated them Thank you Andrew
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Hey Christian, I’ve been watching your videos for about 3 1/2 years now and I gotta say that you are not only a great content creator but an inspiration to chase dreams and fulfill our lives with the beauty this world has to offer. I have done a lot of traveling the last few years and your videos give me confidence boost I need to explore even more, I cannot wait to visit Bali at the end of the year.
As a local Indonesian I hope tourists like these who come to Bali would try and learn our language and culture just as much as we have learned theirs so we can keep our traditions alive. In future I hope he shares a little bit more about the land, culture & people of Bali 🙏🏾
Saya bener bener coba belajar bahasa Indonesia. Menurutku klo Bule mau belajar lebih banyak tentant Bali, harus belajar Bahasa Indonesia jadi bisa berinteraksi sama orang lokal. Juga menurutku, klo saya belajar bahasa indonesia itu menunjukkan menghormati buat negera ini dan orang2 disini.
With your background in finance, I think it would be highly beneficial if you did a video that outlines the best way to earn money abroad while being tax compliant. Being a citizen of the USA or CA undoubtedly has some complex rules that I don't feel the nomad life explains very well. With you running a business, I think this information would be precious to viewers. :)
Difficult to get involved providing financial advise online. Also rules change but people might still find a video, his audience is also not from 1 country... it's just way to complicated to get involved in especially for a travel vlogger
@@Sa-kibonsa Probably he is a daytrader/Hodler and with shorting you can live Fire, maybe a BTC BULL who knows :), with shorting my Tesla and crypto's making lot's of money for nothing and the chicks for free
Just consult an accountant specialising in that if you're really interested. The hard part is finding a way to consistently earn money. The easy part is paying (or not paying) taxes.
You need to first ask him what Visa he has.. US does not require paying taxes in the US but they do require you to FILE Taxes in the USA. This test has been well covered and it's a very common tax strategy for most ex-pats. According to the IRS, if you reside outside of the United States at least 330 days out of 365, you can exempt $101,300 of income from your annual taxes.
You could do what I do and just not file taxes
Yes that's the world "Quality of life" and the good thing about living in Bali is that you feel more freedom and less worrying about life even if you don't make much. As long as you can afford your primary needs, plus maybe a little back up in your saving account, while maintaining to earn sufficiently for your basic needs, you will be okay living here. It's definitely incomparable to Europe or the US. It's not the perfect place in the world, but trust me, once you experience it and find the rithm real Bali life, you will move here.
Damn. You just made me book a flight to Bali while having breakfast. Never felt so influenced in my life 😅
… really??
as local people, im so glad to know that you very excited to live here
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@@jasminebali8068 You are not Balinese and you are not Indonesian. Don't use the Balinese name.. You are Thai people pretending to be Balinese.. Stop using Balinese names.
@@jasminebali8068 As you must know, foreigners actually can't buy land. They can only lease it.
It’s my goal to move to Bali after I graduate! Would love more videos like this! Keep crushing it love the content
See ya out here soon I’m sure
Visit BUT We Are FULL With These USERS! SOOO Tired Of Them!
@@jasminebali8068pardon, what do you mean "these USERs?
@@RiamCute foreigner, it's too much of theme here, but actually im cool with it as long they respect our culture And rules.
@@aldysxiiipa12 Please provide examples; what does respecting your culture or rules (boring, lol) while visiting or living there look like ?
More moving/living/working in Bali videos please! 🙌
Will do 🤜🏼
I'm not surprised how great you are at portraying canggu in 13 minutes, because you are a videographer, and the power of your information is in the pictures.
The whole style and how this video was shot was insane. I was hooked from the start and now I def want to visit Bali on my travels 😂
This AIN'T REAL Bali!
@@jasminebali8068 Bro, I think you have problem an envy an hate to foreigner that gain success in Bali. Come Visit to Bali, but maybe invest in Bali is not best Investment you could, because, land and property is very expensive in last 5 years.
Christian is an idol in video an lifestyle😍
@@jasminebali8068 cristian must banned this person. He from thailand pretend to be balinese people.
Thanks Christian,for always promote Bali to the world ♥️♥️
Moving to Bali tomorrow woop!
Man Canggu really is something special.. Great video, super useful and so well made! One thing I would add is the locals in bali are so so friendly, I love their vibe
so friendly until they are not.
@@user-um7rr9fs9r In my experience locals reciprocate what you put out. Act disrespectfully and you will receive disrespect back. Act kindly and that's what you are gonna get. I would not advise making a habit of annoying the locals or performing rituals/practices/anything that is against local views and tolerance; otherwise, you're life will be a living hell. For instance, if there is a prayer or ritual being performed don't act rowdy or play loud music... Of course such courtesies are not new and something to be expected tbh.
Something about your informative content and swift clear delivery that really makes you one of our favourite you tuber ! 🙏🏼👌🏼( And happy you’re back in Bali )
Thank you Ren!
We Bali People Are Sad This User Is Back!
@@jasminebali8068 you not from bali... You from Thailand
Quality of life is so much more important in young people's lives than ever before. I love it!
Personal life experience is a great addition to your travel content Christian. Part 2 please 😊
Totally agree
Wow dude, love this content so much indepth detail about living in bali. Really appreciate the hard work to letting us know the way of life, with costing and the daily life style. Keep more coming! 🤩
Thank you !
Man, you and your contents.....both are on a different level🔥🔥🔥🔥
🙏🏼❤️
Absolute legend for sharing all this super useful info. Thank you ☺️
Things that can raise your vibration/ improve your life:
-Vision board
-Breathing exercises
-Qigong
-Try to drink a gallon of water a day
-Meditation
-Not relying on anyone else for happiness
-Loving yourself
-Sungazing
-Vent to yourself
-Essential oils (Lemon, Lavendar, Orange)
-Have a plant in your environment
-Play an instrument
-Draw a picture
-Working out
-HIIT (some type of cardio)
-Reading books
-Semen retention /No fap
-Protect your sexual energy (females)
-Having a leader mentality
-Cold showers
-Eating less
-Chew food slower
-Fasting
-Waking up/ sleeping earlier
-Having/expressing gratitude for EVERYTHING
-Cutting out fast food
-Affirmations
-Going outside (in nature)
-Get some sun
-Not caring what others think
-Give / contribute more to the world
-Focus on you, go within
-Breathing in from your nose
-Cut out sugary drinks
-Wim Hoff breathing
-"OM" Chanting
-Stoicism
-Minimalism
-Express yourself with art (music, drawing,
poetry, etc)
-Practice a martial art
-Have a balance between being alone and
having social company
-Having an open mind and be aware of
what you're doing/ using your time and
energy for
-Cleaning your room (MAKE YOUR BED)
-Use social media / electronics less
--Writing down dreams
-Getting 7-8 hrs of sleep
-Taking Herbs: blackseed oil, haritaki, sea
moss
-Take vitamins
-Have faith
-Speak less
-Spend less time with toxic people
-Full body stretches / Yoga
-Sleep on back (face to ceiling) to
strengthen spine
-Have good posture
-Listen to 432hz music
-Listen to chakra frequencies: (396, 417,
528, 639, 741, 852, 963)
-Use fluoride-free toothpaste
-Ground yourself (walk barefoot in nature )
-Clap your hands more
-Dance more
-Use left hand more (using right side of
brain)
-Stop fighting against ego
Awesome
I need to copy this to my notes 😁
u lost me on the no fap thing..
@@junaesi try going the whole month of April without f@pp1ng.
It's an experience that speaks for itself.
Super excited I’m moving to Bali in a couple months just wanted to say thank you for all the information you give, I can’t wait to grow as an artist there.❤️
I've watched so many youtube videos about Bali, you're the only one who makes me want to move there immediately!
I’d be interested in learning more about building the $150k place. I lived in Uluwatu and then Canggu for about 10 months back in 2015-2016 and really enjoyed it. It would be great to have a place over there.
For $150k i think i can really help you to build your dream place in Bali.. I am interior designer and my partner an architect. We will love to help you or anyone that want to plan, design and build your property in Bali. We will move to Bali this month so i hope i can be helpful
Happy greetings, thank you young boy Lost LeBlanc for handsome for stunning video. I’m Balinese land specialist in Bali since 2010. Contact me please about amazing land options
Cheers
Ayu Mei
With $ 150k u can built the great place with amazing views in Bali.
The video I've been waiting for so much detail, Im deffo ready to consider my options in Bali at some point over the next few months :)
Deffo Find Some Better Options!
Bahaya banget nih buat orang lokal. hehehe opini aja sih kasian orang bali kalo banyak orang luar pindah nanti tanahnya makin mahal gabisa kebeli huhuhu
ua-cam.com/video/zdP7dDL-JjM/v-deo.html
Foreigners are not allowed to own assets (land, buildings, vehicles) in the territory of Indonesia, including Bali.
The only assets that foreigners are allowed to own in Bali are assets in the form of 'lease rights'. They can only rent assets from local people for a certain period of time (many properties in Kuta and Seminyak are rented for up to 25 years)
The purpose of this rule is to protect the interests of Indonesia, especially local people (Balinese in this case) . Do not let Bali be owned and controlled by foreigners.
In fact, it is not so. Many foreigners own assets in Bali (especially villas and private vehicles).
Villas owned by foreigners, for example, are occupied by themselves, not a few are also rented out to other foreigners-both in the short term (a few days) or in the longer term (annually).
Of course their names (foreigners) are not listed in the documents related to asset ownership (certificates, building permits or car BPKB). The names listed there are the names of local people. This is done by cooperating with a notary where the property is located.
For example:
When a 'foreigner' buys a villa, the name included in the deed of sale is the name of a local person (can be his acquaintance or business partner or staff or even his assistant), the term is “borrow name”. In return, the person who lends his name is given certain compensation, whether in the form of money or otherwise.
To protect himself (so that the assets are not taken over by the local people), the bule asks a notary to issue a deed of debt between himself and his local people, separately. Furthermore, by a notary a deed of “Confession of Debt” (sometimes called a “deed of nomination”) is drawn up in which the local person acknowledges that he has debts to the Caucasian.
If one day the local people are 'naughty' - intending to control the assets belonging to the Caucasians, then the Caucasians can easily collect the debts that have been stated in the deed.
That's how foreigners in Bali circumvent government regulations that prohibit foreigners from owning assets in Bali and Indonesia in general.
The question that arises, perhaps: can the ownership process be called legal, has it not been carried out in front of a notary who in fact is the official land certificate maker (PPAT) recognized by the state?
It's illegal. The reason? Next time will be discussed (by case) specifically. What is clear is that this method has been recommended by many property agents in Kuta and its surroundings, and has even been disclosed to the New York Times.
courtesy of Kaskus.
NYT? punya linknya ga?
lama2 kayak gtu jdi kayak Hawaii. Bule punya tanah luas pantai pribadi, yg lokal ga boleh masuk, g mampu beli tanah krn gentrifikasi
@@calyco2381 Kl spt pantai, tmp tmp yg nggk boleh jd milik pribadi gtu nggk mungkin bisa dikuasai, kan aturannya mmg nggak boleh... entah di provinsi lain gitu jg nggak ya? Biarpun si org asing ngotot itu private beachnya, aksesnya ditutup, dikasi warning sign, org bali bakal dateng ngamuk ngamuk kl dilarang lewat/masuk. Bisa ribut besar itu. Udah brp kali kejadian kan.
yes this is true for all South East Asian countries and I think for most of the world... except for Argentina lol
I agree with your sentiment. It is tragic that foreigners are "owning" lands that should belong to the natives. Well technically they don't really own it. I have seen foreigners that actually became an Indonesian citizen through naturalization(?) and bought an entire island. They would not allow this kind of process in Europe for immigrants (at least I am a bit certain they don't). I think Indonesia should focus on doing something about this "loop hole" you are talking about. Honestly, who is at fault here is also the native who "leased" the land. But in the first place is this something to be amended when technically the lands are not under the foreigner's name in the first place? I am assuming the amount of "debt" that was agreed is consensual for both parties, so is there a reason to amend the law?
@@rabbitazteca23 Bought an entire island? ? Well, it's against the rules. Nobody is allowed to buy or sell an island in Indonesia. It happened in the past, but it had been taken care of as soon as the (central) authority heard about it.
the efficiency in your life amazed me. like i always try to optimize use of my time but end up far from the targets.. your life really motivates me to be disciplined and focused.. in few year, im seeing myself where u already are.. lots of love christian..
I messed around on the internet during COVID because I had so much time on my hands and managed to get lucky and make a few 100k USD flipping NFTs. After watching your videos I am convinced the Digital Nomad lifestyle is for me. So excited to hear more about your project in Bali Christian! Will be moving to Bali in the near future as well!
GET A WORK VISA BEFORE YOU COME TO BALI!
@@jasminebali8068 i guess is Business Visa, Not Work Visa.
@@HelmiTravel2024 you can't work on a business visa. You need IMTA and KITAS
@@HelmiTravel2024 need IMTA to work in any capacity
No need work visa and bussiness visa.
Lot’s of info here. Glad he didn’t just focus on the pros but also brought out a few cons. Bureaucracy and corruption are also real problems. He is an expert on the area and it shows.
Sorry to be a stick in the mud, but I live in Uluwatu and from my perspective, the whole of the Southern section of Bali, from Canggu to Kuta is disappearing up its own backside in traffic, and that situation will only worsen with the return of tourists and full size buses to the roads. I am moving to Tabanan to get away frm it all, but will still have to fight my way through the Canggu traffic to access the shopping malls and supermarkets. Hopefully, the new tollway, due to be finished at the end of 2024, will bypass Canggu and take you straight into Denpasar.
you wait until the trans jawa tol is finished to banyuwangi - it will be 10 times worse
Love it. My 26 and 24 year old daughters are set on Bali, Lombok, and NP travel for the entire month of June. Your knowledge and awesome videos will help them plan their trip. Thanks Brother!!!
You should join them
More videos like this please, part 2 definitely needed. Excited for your videos on property in bali and your own project. So much information in 13 minutes. Keep em coming 🤘👊🙏
When i lived in vietnam i had someone clean my place and do my laundry twice a week. Worth every penny.
Awesome video with a realistic perspective of Bali! Makes me want to travel there again! Cheers
You convinced me to move there soon. Bali is an international city now., hope everyone has enjoyable stay there.
Yes please make those videos on the details of the living cost in Bali, can’t wait for part two.
Expense If You Ain't Rich! ENOUGH SAID!
@@jasminebali8068 why thailand people comment in bali vlog? You not from bali and Indonesia.
missed Bali so much, thanks Christian for promoting Bali tourism..make Bali great again
Thank you for another amazing video! Hugs from the Netherlands! 🌷👋🙏💙🌊
Much love ❤️
LOVE all the financial/ investment/ business aspects that you include. Your industry background serves you well. I'm a finance student (about to graduate!!) and really enjoy seeing how business and travel collide!
Great video! Always love seeing how Bali has changed throughout the years since I last lived there. Hey Christian, it would be great to hear the upkeep costs and fees of sustaining a villa (bills, electricity, upkeep, etc). If not in a video, a response in the comments would work. Keep it up my fellow Canadian! 😊✌🏽
Electricity is no monthly fees, you can use the top up system.. you can top up your electricity from your mobile.. so basically $0 if you dont use it at all..
Property tax is really cheap.. because in Indonesia the tax based land price is much lower than the market price... and the rate is 0.5%..
For a 450k usd house, I pay only 1k property tax per year..
terima kasih untuk Christian yang sudah memberikan penjelasan kepada orang luar negeri yang mungkin ingin tinggal di Bali. kami orang lokal sangat senang jika ada turis yang mau ke tempat kami. tapi kami mohon sekali, jika pergi ke sini bukan untuk tujuan turis melainkan tinggal dalam waktu lama, mohon untuk berbicara bahasa Indonesia dan menghormati orang seperti kami. 🙏
selain itu dimohon mengajukan permohonan untuk ijin tinggal yang sah beserta NPWP.
Alright I’m moving to Bali
Pack ur bags 💼
This is blowing my mind. I am also visiting Bali this May, thanks to you! I appreciate the constant and amazing info.
Early bird is back at it again. Thank you for the Bali content again
🙌🏼 just warming up
So cool seeing a bunch of our footage being featured in this video 😎🌴
Christian, i have been living in Indonesia for 27 years…not to be too critical, but please learn how to pronounce “Canggu” correctly…drives me crazy when newcomers to Bali call Canggu, “Chain-gu”! The “a” should be like “ahh”…. Cheers from this old guy! One more thing…if you want to keep our lifestyle in Bali relatively cheap, don’t advertise so heavily…more people here will only make prices sky rocket! Some secrets are worth keeping to ourselves!
As a half Indonesian it drives me crazy too haha! Thank you for pointing this out 🙌🏻
if you are a digital nomad and/or starting your own online business I truly recommend moving to Canggu, since it is”the” place in Bali.
Yes! I would LOVE to hear more of the life in Canggu, thinking about moving there 💜💜✨🙏🏽
CANGGU ! YAWN! NOT REAL BALI!
Making me wanna move 😫
you should do a video highlighting the lesser exciting side of bali which is the over gentrification here and how the island is slowly being destroyed. something I'd love all of us who live in bali and have an influence to bring more light too. it's really sad what's happening.
Would also be really interested in seeing the effects of this
@@Saphireaway i can tell you from my experience that it’s horribly sad. soon it will be like any other place that gets ran over with beach clubs and villa / condo rentals and over populated tourism which pushes the locals out of their family villages.
agreed. it will end up like kuta, legian, sanur. DEAD AND RUN DOWN GHOST TOWNS.
dirty hippy
This makes us even more excited for the time we get to move here eventually 🙌🏻
Christian you are living the dream 🤩 That ONE RS versatility is made for adventures like this 🙌
BEST VIDEO EVER ! Spot on to the very details without so much nonsense explanation ,, HUGE HUGE IMPRESS weldone Man ! 👍👍👍👍👍
Would really love a full move to Bali video! Coming in November and need all the tips I can get!
Your Bali videos are insane. I never skip any of your Bali Videos 😍
I'm really loving your content brother ! Inspiring me to take a trip to Bali ! Thanks for sharing !
Lets come to bali bro ...and if you need tour guide... Call me... im still learning engglish for the job 😁
What personal development when you don't even make your own bed...
You used to be so down to earth
Yes I would definitely be interested in more about then build process in Bali. Great video Christian ❤️🙏
Please dont. Bali used to be a nature paradise but now it is a concrete jungle. Soon these houses will have a view of roofs and concrete walls.
I’m so happy your making some Bali videos I really missed them
Love it Christian! I've been following you for a while and I really admire what you do! I'm finally going to Bali for my honeymoon in July. I hope we can hit the gym together when I'm there! 🤙🏼
Working Out With LeBlank! NOTHING Better To Do On Your HoneyMoon?? How Sad!
@@jasminebali8068 I'll be traveling for 3 months, I think I can spend an hour of my time getting to know someone I admire. (if you let me, of course)
Christian is always showing an amazing thing , you’re awesome bro!
My big concern like many remote places is that nature is decreasing rapidely. The whole point while people love Bali and other islands are the waterfalls, the rice fields, the mountains, the nature. These places will all be taken away because hotels and more residential buildings are being developed.
You gave so much information thank you! I love how in-depth you go with your videos, it is very helpful! Keep up the good work, I have really enjoyed following you along as you go to different countries!
Great vídeo!
Love from Portugal! 🇵🇹💪🏽👏🏼
Much love
Every single video that you made about Bali might generate thousands of dollar foreign exchange income for Indonesia and boost back Bali's economy. As Indonesian who has been following your channel since beginning, I would like to say thank you very very much 🙏
kalo liburan spend money dibali OK om saya sangat setuju, yang menetap itu yang bahaya dan dia seolah2 'mengajak' untuk itu. ua-cam.com/video/zdP7dDL-JjM/v-deo.html mungkin video ini bisa menjelaskan.
@@prayogoramadhan4686 saya ke Bali April 2021 dan kondisinya sangat menyedihkan tanpa turis. Para digital nomad yang tetap tinggal dan bekerja secara remote dari Bali sedikitnya membuat banyak restoran masih buka dan masih ada pemilik rumah yang menerima pendapatan kontrak sewa. Tidak semua positif pasti ada efek negatif, tapi kalau ada orang yang bukan WNI membuat karya untuk membuat wisata Indonesia maju, sudah selayak kita apresiasi. Ada banyak opsi di negara lain selain Bali kalau mereka mau.
@@RustamEffendie iya bener om, saya kesana nov 2020 memang sangat berbeda dari kunjungan sebelumnya. Yaa semoga yg positifnya yg lebih banyak terjadi aamiin.
Omg! I wish i can live in Bali. I love Bali so much!
It’s an amazing place
Rich Tourist UA-cam Hype! ASK US REAL BALI PEOPLE FOR THE TRUE BALI STORY!!
@@jasminebali8068 You are not Balinese and you are not Indonesian. Don't use the Balinese name.. You are Thai people pretending to be Balinese.. Stop using Balinese names.
Definitely a great place to be! We stayed there for 6 months, but one thing that drove us out of Bali was humidity and heat mix. Not the best choice for those who appreciate cold, unless you live in Munduk!
Great video! And congrats on a new house!
Great Video!
I'm going to Bali myself in April since I work remote, really looking forward to it! :)
I'm Norwegian btw
See ya around soon man
Visit Bali, but Don't Invest in Bali.. property here is too expensive. better invest in island near Bali, Lombok. they have Good planning in Sport Tourism.
This was so helpful, thank you! Can't wait to travel to Bali for the first time next week!
Great stuff, would be good to organize AMA so we can ask more questions about that. I am a Software Engineer that dreams living in a place where theres no winter :D
Love that idea. Will think of doing a live stream
LOTS Of Rain In Bali! Only Sunny On BS UA-cam Vids!
indonesia has no winter but it rains a lot lol
Very nice snapshot of living in Canggu. Great to have you back in Bali Christian 🙌🏼
Bali is the best place for surfing and living. 👍Everything looks really good 👏😁Thanks for sharing bro 👍😁
You tube Tourist Hype!
@@jasminebali8068 👍
I was depressed. but after I watched your vlog, I felt better.
I'm so glad you guys were able to make it back to Bali! Canggu is definitely where I plan to make my base as well
Absolutely love all of your videos!!
Add a part 2!!! About building a dream villa or maybe even a retirement home for digital Nomads from the US!! 🙏🙏🙌🤩
Very informative and well done video. You are one of my favourites man!
I definitely want to visit there but my sights are set on Philippines to live since my wife is Filipino lol.
Hard to pick favourites between those two. I can’t wait to get back to PH. Thanks Stephen
Thought You Loved Bali Leblank?
Love your transitions! You explain everything so well and easy going (and made me want to move there!)
Looks beautiful there, and it might be somewhere I would visit. As for living there, I suppose it is great if you are single, and don't plan on seeing your family and friends back home very often, as the travel would be too much. I bought a second home in Puerto Vallarta as well as primary residence in Toronto, and I get the same weather, restaurants, bars, lower cost of living, plus able to get all those little things you can't get in Bali, a great beach, plus easy commute to Canada or the States. There is no right or wrong here, just preference.
Whatever you want,
Indonesian island the piece from paradise Bali&something deferent island is amazing people with eat,love,pray,dance,and Freedom.
Love it man!! Dreaming of living in Canggu asap 🔥
See ya out here soon 🤙🏼
Its A Crowded Tourist Russian Filled NIGHTMARE!!
@@jasminebali8068 why thailand people always comment in bali vlog?? You not from bali and indonesia. Stop use bali name
Welcome to bali 🇮🇩🏡🏖🌋🌅🛵😎
Hey Christian, I resonate with your story leaving my job in finance from Toronto and I’m moving to Bali this April for 6 months working remotely and living every day not just for the weekends like most in the western world. I’m sure I’ll love it and would want to stay.. how did you become a full resident there? Do you have a video about this? Cheers mate, hope to join your community soon!
Join Facebook groups like Bali expat community and Digital nomad Bali. You will know how people can stay longer here.
Maybe he hold "Kitas", basically he is a temporary resident for 2 years
@@Naufal-sq3oo it's for one year and maybe he doesn't too
@@syh9426 try and look at the Indo expat forums, you will find posts where people long stay on a tourist visa then get caught and deported with no chance of appeal.
I loveeeeeeee Bali and can’t wait to be back there. You’re making me Bali-sick!!! 😂…stay blessed!
Hi Christian, nice promo video but unfortunately videos like this spoil it for the people who are in Bali now. People who don't want Bali be another Ibiza, people who like Bali to continue to be authentic as much as possible . I have lived in Indonesia for 24 years and I owned a villa in Seminyak, so I do think that I know what I am talking about. Thousands and thousands of people will be attracted to this video and will consider moving to Bali. Have you thought about the consequences? Prices will go up everywhere, the trash pollution (which is a huge problem already all over Bali) will increase enormously, the traffic will get worse and worse , the westerners will overflow Bali and make it harder and harder for the locals to keep their own beautiful traditions, this will attract a lot of young people who have no money and who will not be helping the local economy whatsoever. Living in Bali can be a great thing, but let not forget that there can be a lot of negative effects to this as well........if too many people will come to Bali
I just have to say that each video, series or year, just gets better...great professional...congratulations all the best. I live in the Algarve where you've already filmed....so I'll send you a challenge to go to a place you've never been...Hug.
Would you recommend moving with Family (young kids) to Bali?
Yes! Many people are doing it and there’s a lot of schools popping up for them
@@lostleblanc Awesome. Thanks for your quick reply. Appreciate your video and content. New sub. 👍
Great stuff. Loving the inspiration
Is this what they call "high life" ? 😝
Not gonna lie , It looks almost the same as Poland ! The weather, the sun, BEACHES AND WAVES .... Yeah almost the same 😅
I'm sold, when can I move to Bali? 😄
(Early once again , shows 1 view ! ) 😂
So similar 🙃🥲
You gonna move to Bali?
Lots Of Putins Friends In Bali!
wondering whether one needs a motorbike/ scooter/ car when living in bali or just visiting. I don't have a drivers license or anything and it's been lowkey holding me back to take the plunge...
you can always use gojek or grab. just learn some simple indonesian phrases along the way
Its so dangerous gal. The way of driving in bali is abit crazy. I still dont drive cause if you dont really know the roads its dangerous. Better to get a driver on gojek. Its super cheap.
No one will tell u this but you do need a proper license from overseas that allows you to drive a specific motorbike and then an international drivers license if you wanna avoid a fine from a police officer. If you look like a foreigner sometimes a police officer will stop you just to make a little bit of cash. If you are unlucky. Also if you dont wear a helmet another fine. I highly recommend gojek
Love your vlogs, even though I'm an old guy 😆🤗. Before I met and married my Balinese wife about 14 years ago, I used to own a villa near Ubud. However my ex got that 😥😉. Now I'm retired in Australia and we're looking to get a place in Bali. Long term rental may be the way? Btw, Indonesian is a phonetically pronounced language, so Canggu is pronounced like "Charnggoo"...and so on 👍🤗🙏
Dude, I was planning to move to Bali, until your vid inspired me even more
Hey Christian. Thanks for another great informative video! Just wondering if you have a real estate agent or developer recommendations? My wife and I are planning to retire early from Canada to South East Asia. I found some contacts online, but hoping someone already there would have good direct experience. Thanks in advance!
I’m hunting these connections myself but might have update videos coming soon 🙏🏼
@@lostleblanc Thanks! Looking forward to future videos!
Thanks Leblanc be an endorser for Bali and Indonesia.