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    The Cost Of Living In Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

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        Taman Saraswati Temple, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
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        The Cost Of Living In Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

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          The Cost Of Living In Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

           
          Expense Monthly Costs Notes
          Mortgage Not included here as too variable.
          HOA Fees
          Property Taxes
          Transportation Rp910,000 Cost for renting a bike (Rp600,000 to Rp800,000 per month) plus gas: Rp160,000 per month.

          Cost for a new motorbike: Rp20,000,000.

          Cost for servicing every three months: Rp200,000.

          Gas Rp20,000 For a large tank that is refilled once or twice a year.
          Electricity Rp600,000 This will vary depending on the size of your villa and whether you have a pool.
          Water Rp120,000 For 4 to 5 gallons of drinking water.
          Cell Phone Rp200,000 Paying for data top ups.
          Internet Rp440,000
          Cable TV Rp1,100,000
          Household Help Rp2,000,000 Cost for a house cleaner working five days a week from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
          Entertainment Rp4,200,000 Eating out twice a week at a mid-range, local restaurant: Rp2,800,000 (Rp350,000 per dining experience for a couple).

          Local drinks twice a week at a nearby watering hole: Rp1,200,000 (Rp25,000 per local beer; Rp70,000 per glass of wine; Rp100,000 per cocktail).

          Movie theater trip twice a month: Rp200,000 (Rp50,000 per ticket; Rp100,000 for the deluxe room).

          Groceries Rp400,000 to Rp1,000,000 Shopping at local markets versus shopping at expat grocery stores.
          Gym Membership Rp1,000,000 For a luxury gym (with a hot tub and special facilities).
          Medical Appointment Rp300,000 IDR Basic consultation at a private clinic.
          TOTAL Rp11,290,000 to Rp11,890,000

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            Ubud, Bali: Apartment Or House Rental Budget (For A Couple)

             
            Expense Monthly Costs Notes
            Rent Rp5,000,000 to Rp8,000,000 For a two-bedroom villa with a pool in a desirable part of town.
            Transportation Rp910,000 Cost for renting a bike (Rp600,000 to Rp800,000 per month) plus gas: Rp160,000 per month.

            Cost for a new motorbike: Rp20,000,000.

            Cost for servicing every three months: Rp200,000.

            Gas Rp20,000 For a large tank that is refilled once or twice a year.
            Electricity Rp600,000 This will vary depending on the size of your villa and whether you have a pool.
            Water Rp120,000 For 4 to 5 gallons of drinking water.
            Cell Phone Rp200,000 Paying for data top ups.
            Internet Rp440,000
            Cable TV Rp1,100,000
            Household Help Rp2,000,000 Cost for a maid working five days a week from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
            Entertainment Rp4,200,000 Eating out twice a week at a mid-range, local restaurant: Rp2,800,000 (Rp350,000 per dining experience for a couple).

            Local drinks twice a week at a nearby watering hole: Rp1,200,000 (Rp25,000 per local beer; Rp70,000 per glass of wine; Rp100,000 per cocktail).

            Movie theater trip twice a month: Rp200,000 (Rp50,000 per ticket; Rp100,000 for the deluxe room).

            Groceries Rp400,000 to Rp1,000,000 Shopping at local markets versus shopping at expat grocery stores.
            Gym Membership Rp1,000,000 For a luxury gym (with a hot tub and special facilities).
            Medical Appointment Rp300,000 Basic consultation at a private clinic.
            TOTAL Rp16,290,000 to Rp19,890,000

            Penny-Pincher’s Budget (Bare Minimum Costs, For A Couple)

             
            Expense Monthly Costs Notes
            Rent Rp3,500,000 For a guesthouse in a shared accommodation.
            Transportation Rp600,000 Cost for a motorbike rental (Rp500,000) plus gas: Rp100,000 per month.
            Gas Rp20,000 For a large tank that is refilled once or twice a year.
            Electricity Rp200,000
            Water Rp120,000 For 4 to 5 gallons of drinking water.
            Cell Phone Rp200,000 Paying for data top ups.
            Internet Rp440,000 Pay-as-you-go cell phone data only (no home Wi-Fi).
            Cable TV Internet only.
            Entertainment Rp560,000 Including eating low-cost meals at local restaurants twice a week: Rp320,000 (Rp40,000 per dining experience for a couple).

            Local drinks twice a week: Rp240,000 (Rp15,000 per drink).

            Groceries Rp400,000 Shopping at local markets only.
            TOTAL Rp6,040,000
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            Reviewed By Lief Simon

            Lief Simon is the managing editor of Global Property Advisor, Simon Letter, and Offshore Living Letter. He has purchased more than 45 properties, investing in 23 different countries around the world.

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