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Meet: Silvija Rumiha Originally from: Melbourne, Australia Arrived in Bali: 2011 Home in Bail is: Kerobokan What made you move to Bali? We were wanting to leave London after living in England for over 10 years. My partner got offered a job and we thought it would be a

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Family: Cara, Greg, daughter Safia age 14, daughter Eloise age 9 Originally from: Melbourne, Australia Arrived in Bali: 2015 Home in Bali: Ubud for 3 years, Pererenan 2 years What made you move to Bali? Greg and I travelled and lived overseas in our 20’s. Then we had children in

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Meet: Caitlin, Andy, Wes and Elodie Originally from: Berkeley, California Arrived in Bali: July 2019 Home in Bail is: Ubud What made you move to Bali? I went through breast cancer treatment in 2017. For me, this presented a unique opportunity to reassess how I wanted to live my life.

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Karlie Cummins has been living in Bali for the past four years and runs a successful online business called Bali Buddies, the ultimate Bali Travel Guide for experiencing the best of Bali. She moved to Bali with her husband and 2 children and has remained there

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Profile: Natasha, John, Freddy, James and CheckieOriginally from: Sydney, AustraliaArrived in Bali: August 2014Home in Bali: Pererenan What made you move to Bali? We were looking for a new adventure and a friend told us how great the Green School would be for our kids. John and I had been to Bali

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Many families want to move to Bali but are hesitant if they should bring their very young children. Hygiene, safety, transport and health care are at the top of the list of concerns. So many of my expat friends arrived in Bali with 6 month old babies

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Profile: Skye, Marcus, Evie (7), Nahla (4) Originally from: Gold Coast, AustraliaArrived in Bali: 2014Home in Bali: Canggu What made you move to Bali? To be honest we were just so over the 9 - 5 lifestyle (or in our case it was more like 4am - 7pm!). We

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Profile: Kelly, Brad, Eamon (age:7), Evander (age: 5) Originally from: Sydney, AustraliaArrived in Bali: 2015Home in Bali: Canggu What made you move to Bali?We were living in Sydney and had two children under the age of two. We were just not happy living in a small house, constantly

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Profile: Jules ThomsonOriginally from: Sunshine Coast, Queensland, AustraliaArrived in Bali: December, 2019 Where is home in Bali and why? Sanur on Bali’s east coast.  I have always enjoyed the laid back & casual lifestyle of Sanur.  It is a wonderful community bordered on one side by the beach

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