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Essential Guide to Basic Necessities Living Cost in Seminyak, Bali per Month

Hello FlokqOctober 19, 2021

Bali has many areas that attract tourists all over the world. Seminyak is one of the most popular tourist towns in Bali. It is home to chic shops, restaurants, bars, boutique hotels, resorts, upscale villas, relaxing oceanside venues, and more. Seminyak is also home to great nightlife, cuisine, and a fun beach-town vibe.

Not only a tourism destination, but Seminyak also has a lot to offer for expats with or without family on a mid-range budget. Families also prefer Seminyak as a place to stay. Here are basic necessities descriptions of living costs in Seminyak. It is a rough estimate, so you’ll have a big picture of what you have to prepare before moving or deciding to stay in Seminyak.

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1. Living Cost for Nomad

As a nomad, the living cost in Seminyak is around IDR 11,500,000 per month. This is an estimate considering some things as a nomad. Accommodation for minimal 3 months stay in an apartment or private rooms in the hotel. The living cost also covers eating outside 3 times a day.

2. Living Cost for Family

For families, the living cost in Seminyak is around IDR 21,500,000 per month. This includes long-term living as a 4-person family. The cost is for house rent in the suburbs of the city.

3. Living Cost for Expat

Seminyak is also a popular hub for expats. Foreign expats living cost is around IDR 10,200,000 per month. This includes rent costs in the center of the city.

4. Hotel Booking

If you are planning for a holiday in Seminyak, accommodation costs should be carefully planned. There are a lot of accommodation types in Seminyak according to your needs. For a hotel booking, the median price is IDR 5,000,000 per month. You can go over Flokq’s website to search for the best accommodation.

5. 1BR Studio Rent

Other than hotels, studio rent can also be an option for a more extended stay in Seminyak. The living cost in Seminyak for 1BR Studio is IDR 6,000,000 per month. Check out monthly studio rent with Flokq here!

6. Food and Beverages

Living in Bali overall, you will find various food and beverages options. The average living cost for food and beverages is IDR 25,000 to IDR 30,000 per day. Bali has exquisite cuisines which range from fancy restaurants to traditional street foods. Cooking can also be an option to press the budget. Seminyak has a lot to offer for expats and families with a mid-range budget. There are local shops with foods and drinks at affordable prices, which are also homey.

7. Coworking

Recently, coworking has become a trend towards increasing productivity. Spaces for coworking are now also available in Seminyak. Other than the space itself, you need a good internet connection, gadgets to boost productivity. Depending on the frequency, coworking costs averages from IDR 3,500,000 per month.

Living cost in Seminyak also varies according to your needs, but this guide will be a great starting point! Hope this article helps you financially plan your stay at Seminyak.