Bali, Indonesia

Economic snapshot of Bali. See how local prices compare to global benchmarks.

Cost of Living Index
Relative to the US national average (100)
34.5

Bali is 65.5% cheaper than the US national average.

Global Standing
Where Bali fits in the world

Living in Bali requires an economic calibration that reflects local purchasing power and inflation reality.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Cost of Living in Bali

About the Cost of Living in Bali

Bali, Indonesia, currently has a Cost of Living Index of 34.5. This index is calculated based on various economic factors including consumer prices, rent, and local purchasing power relative to the United States national average of 100.

When comparing Bali to other global hubs, it is essential to consider the local purchasing power. While some cities may have a high cost index, they may also offer higher average salaries, balancing the overall affordability for residents.

Economic indices based on global cost-of-living data.