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Book your FREE 30-min call 👇 I started this website to record our experiences during our gap year in Bali. We were so happy in Bali that our gap year turned into an amazing two-year family adventure that changed our lives. Now back in Australia, I continue my love for the Bali expat life by providing a relocation service with essential living resources to hel
p other families make the move too! BALI OFFERED EVERYTHING OUR FAMILY WANTED IN OUR GAP YEAR:
- An Australian School System with the same curriculum and school calendar
- Only one or two hours behind Australian Eastern Standard Time, making it easy to work remotely
- Reliable internet access with free wi-fi widely available (our villa internet worked well)
- Regular flights to Australia and Singapore for easy trips home and visa updates
- More family leisure time as we didn’t need to wash our clothes, clean the house, cook and commute to work
- Lower cost of living allowing us to frequently enjoy restaurants, movies and travel
- A diverse culture and island life with a religious Hindu population and their customs, language, food, festivals and ceremonies
- A tropical climate where the forecast everyday is very warm!
- Travel opportunities with many diverse places to explore in Bali, on nearby islands and in neighbouring Asian countries
- A diverse expat community and opportunities to form new friendships and connect with people and entrepreneurs with a similar mindset
- Delicious food including exotic fruit and vegetables, affordable Indonesian and international cuisine and an incredible health food scene too! Another big factor when relocating with children is the education they will receive. Bali offers many schooling options , including International pre-schools and schools (you may have heard about the famous Green School), family-based homeschools, distance online learning and even world schooling. During our time in Bali, I was intrigued by the stories of my fellow expats so I started interviewing friends and publishing their stories. I continue to publish inspiring interviews most weeks. This growing interview collection takes us into the homes and lives of expat families living in Bali. Most recently, I have consulted families from the USA, Canada, Bahrain, India, Singapore, UK, Brazil, Croatia, Dubai, New Zealand, Colombia and of course Australia. Surprisingly, many of these families have never been to Bali before. On the flipside, many are regular visitors to Bali. Either way, they reach out to me for my comprehensive service to gain the confidence they need to make the move. We all go through a learning curve when relocating somewhere different, but by using my ‘Move to Bali’ consulting service you will have the necessary tools to speed up the process so you can relax a whole lot quicker. Keen to find out more about living in Bali? Email me your details so we can set up a free 30 min Zoom call to discuss your plans and learn how I can help. I look forward to helping you live your best Bali life!
