Providers
What to know in Bali
- Canggu has the widest choice, including Tropical Nomad and Puco Rooftop, plus cafes such as ZIN@Work and Tribal where working is free with an order.
- Ubud spaces such as Outpost, Ubud Space and Ubud Coworking are quieter and often include community events.
- Uluwatu has grown fast, with Uluwatu Hub, BWork, The Space Bali and Monday Coworking; prices there are among the highest on the island.
- Seminyak (Biliq) and Sanur (Livit Hub, FLOW) suit people staying in those areas; some hubs also rent hot desks by the hour.
- Typical inclusions: fast wifi, a backup generator or UPS, air conditioning, call booths and meeting room credits; check each one before paying.
Indicative prices
- Day pass: about IDR 130,000 to 300,000 (approx. EUR 7 to 16)
- Monthly membership: about IDR 1,400,000 to 3,850,000 (approx. EUR 75 to 200)
- Cafe coworking: free or a minimum food and drink order
- Prices are indicative 'from' rates published in mid-2026; hot desks, fixed desks and private offices cost more.
How to choose
- Try a day pass first, at the hours you actually work, to test noise, wifi and air conditioning.
- Ask whether there is a generator or UPS: power cuts happen, especially in the rainy season.
- Check how many call booth or meeting room hours are included if you take many video calls.
- Pick a space close to where you sleep: traffic in Canggu and Uluwatu can turn 5 km into 30 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
How much does coworking cost in Bali?
In mid-2026, published day passes range from about IDR 130,000 to 300,000 and monthly memberships from about IDR 1.4 to 3.85 million. Ubud tends to be cheapest and Uluwatu and Sanur's premium spaces the most expensive.
What is the best area in Bali for coworking?
Canggu has the largest choice and community, Ubud is calmer and cheaper, and Uluwatu suits surfers who want to work near the breaks. Choose based on where you stay, as traffic makes crossing areas slow.
Can I work from cafes in Bali for free?
Yes. Several cafes in Canggu, such as ZIN@Work and Tribal, let you work with a food or drink order. They are fine for a few hours but less reliable for calls than a paid space.
Do I need a special visa to work remotely from Bali?
Remote work for a foreign employer is a visa question, not a coworking one. Check the current rules on the official immigration site (evisa.imigrasi.go.id) before choosing a visa; working for Indonesian clients requires a work permit.