March 2020 Indonesia confirmed its first corona case. The government has started to enforce the PSBB to prevent the spread of the virus while focusing on educating the public. Government asks people to work from home and since then people are getting to know the term remote working.

This trend has been practiced for a long time abroad. But it is new in Indonesia. Many overseas companies let their employees work remotely. Apart from being considered efficient, working remotely has also proven to improve employee performance.

In Bali, remote workers can be found in tourist areas such as Sanur, Canggu, Kuta, Ubud, and Kerobokan. The large number of facilities provided for remote workers makes Bali one of the destinations for remote workers for a working holiday. 

The permissions used are slightly different. Tourists must have a working KITAS which is aimed at tourists who want to work in Bali. Remote working can be boring sometimes when we cannot talk to people. But in Bali, You can explore places that you have never seen before.

Working from home is no longer boring if you do it while traveling or just staycation. Looking for a working visa?  Click here for detail.