Silicon Bali is possible?

Updated: Feb 23, 2022

Sun-soaked and overall culturally-rich, Bali is coveted as one of the most exotic destinations in the world. Apart from that, this tropical city is a wonderful place to live and work as well. From its friendly people to reasonably-priced items, Bali never fails to leave a lifelong impression on all of its residents.

Erick Thohir, the Indonesian Minister in charge of State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN), is projecting that the Island of Bali will become an international center of digital industries and digital start-ups once the current global pandemic ends. Thohir says that Bali is mainstay of tourism needs accompanying industries that will help support and restore Bali is economic fortunes.

Erick Thohir appreciates all support for his desire to establish #SiliconBali, saying: "Bali is extraordinary. There is now a "Silicon Bali." There is nothing wrong with creating an alternative economic digital center in Bali."

Bali has unique potential and a natural attraction for hundreds of thousands of digital nomads. Bali typically has many direct flights from many international cities, a good physical infrastructure, a good quality of life, and a natural balance between natural beauty and a low cost of living.

Living in Bali is, of course, different than coming here on holiday. Bali is in many ways, an incredibly wonderful place to live and work, and there are many expatriates from all over the world in Bali, who have come here and never left.

Bali is part of Indonesia and beside Jakarta probably the best and most comfortable place to live as a foreigner. And, compared to Jakarta, lifestyle is much better in many ways

Changing to a novel environment, swapping artificial lighting for natural sunshine, walking to work, drinking coconuts, eating fish and fresh fruit daily, all these things lit yoir brain up and doubled creativity. You feel a bit like Bradley Cooper's character in the movie "Limitless." Anything is possible.