FAQ

Yes. Our programs are open for anyone who wishes to gain experience in their field while enjoying and discovering Bali’s paradisiac environment.

Yes, although we would encourage you to learn some basic words and sentences while being here to further enrich your experience and be more in touch with Indonesian culture.

We are an intermediary recruitment agency helping students and graduates to pursue their career ambitions in a growing market while exploring Bali.

Our aim is to facilitate this complex process for you, provide you with access to many reputable organizations in your field, and assist you along the way with the multiple headaches you might encounter while preparing for a trip to Indonesia.

No. Accommodation fluctuates too much for us to include in our packages.

However, we will give you plenty of advice and recommendations based on your criteria.

We also do not cover the costs associated with the visa, but our team will support you in the process of applying for the proper visa.

Certainly. We will always be there to assist you prior to and during your internship. We are just one text/call away and you can always visit us at our office.

We know it can be complicated to settle into a new environment so we want to make sure that you feel like you have someone onsite.

We will also provide you with the best plans on the island, you just have to ask 🙂

For prices, check our website or contact us directly. We have different packages covering different needs.

Contact us for a budget simulation!

Based on 09/02/2024 prices of our external legal agent (MPG Visa).

The previous regulations regarding the internship visa mandated an extension, but as of January 9, 2024, this is no longer applicable. Your intern visa now has a duration of up to 6 months.

We will automatically send you the application form 3 months before your arrival date.

Check out our internship programs on our website.

We also post our available internships on a weekly basis on our Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn, so do not hesitate to follow us in order to be always up-to-date.

It depends on the company. Some companies might want to work on-site, while others might offer a remote or hybrid internship.

Make sure to express your preferences to us in our first meeting.

Because foreign interns need to be invited by host companies under a type of visa that does not allow for remuneration.

In fact, any hosting company promoting a paid internship in Indonesia under the required visa would be going against Indonesian immigration law.

We understand that being a foreigner, and lacking the knowledge and connections needed to find legitimate and qualitative internship opportunities can be a struggle.

We are an intermediary recruitment agency that takes away the worry and responsibility from you to ensure that you pursue your career ambitions while enjoying Bali.

We will find you your dream internship in the desired field, facilitate your mobility, and assist you prior to and during your internship in Bali.

Moreover, collaborating with our firm, we have an experienced legal team that will help you process your visa. Hence, we will also assist you with the legal aspects of this journey.

We do not see you as a client, but as part of our family, and we will offer you the corresponding care, support, and attention that you need in order to have a worthwhile and memorable experience.

Of course. Share your ideal position with us and we will solicit our partners. 

Once you are recruited by one of our partnering companies.

The registration fee needs to be paid before your first meeting interview with the Bali Work Group team.

All across Bali, from north to south of the island. We even offer some in Nusa Islands, small islands off the southeast coast of the main island of Bali. 

Yes. In fact, most internships are located in the same area, which would facilitate this for you.

Medical treatment in Bali is costly. To safeguard yourself from unforeseen on-site medical costs, we recommend you purchase travel insurance before submitting a visa application.

French Students: we recommend you check out the student plan of Chapka Insurance. Chapka offers personalized insurance plans for students at an affordable price, taking into consideration their destination and the duration of their stay.

The following documents will be needed: 

› Valid Passport

› School letter allowing you to travel to Indonesia for an internship (if applicable)

› Custom Declaration filled in upon arrival at the airport or online

› Statement letters that you already filled

› An internship agreement between you and your company

› Your C22A e-Visa

› A return flight ticket

Before traveling to Indonesia, the following vaccines are advised but not required:

› Hepatitis A (15 days before departure)

› Hepatitis B. (2 injections one month apart)

› Typhoid (15 days before departure)

› Rabia (3 injections on D0, D7, D28, or D21)

Make sure to call your primary doctor in advance and schedule an appointment in time.

The prices are bound to fluctuate and highly depend on your lifestyle, season,
area, and availability.

In our brochure, we have a budget simulation estimated for a one-month period, breaking down the different costs for you. We will be happy to share it with you!

You can also compare the living cost between Bali and your country of origin on Numbeo.

As a foreigner, you need to apply for an international driving license in your home
country.

A non-international driver’s license will not be authorized to drive in Indonesia, and you will need to pay a fine if caught.

A scooter is undoubtedly the quickest and most practical mode of transportation in Bali. These can be rented on a monthly basis, and the fee varies depending on your preferences and the type of scooter that you require.

Two popular options are GOJEK & GRAB.

Renting a car, however, is generally not recommended unless you do rent one for a day trip. Traffic will make it difficult for you to get around.

Although there are multiple options, the most common type of accommodation to stay in Bali for an extended amount of time is shared guesthouses, where you will meet a lot of interesting people and get a fully furnished place.

You will often share a kitchen and other commodities but will have your private bedroom and bathroom.

For booking your stay in Bali or looking up information on other accommodation types, we recommend you to visit pages like Airbnb, Facebook Groups/MarketPlace, or Agoda.

We offer direct owner contacts that have been tested by our past interns or trusted accommodations that we have verified.