POLITICS● LOWJul 3 · Jul 3, 2026, 4:30 AM
Indonesia’s Bali cracks down on digital nomads, influencers working on tourist visas
South China Morning Post
Indonesia has intensified supervision of digital nomads, lifestyle influencers and travel content creators on the resort island of Bali, warning that even unpaid barter deals with local businesses would be classified as illegal work if they visit the country on tourist visas. For years, the Hindu island has been popular among players of the aesthetic economy, thanks to its beaches, unique rituals and lavish resorts. Indonesian businesses also collaborate with foreign content creators, who...
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