"In Bali, everything is so cheap!"

"We would need at least four times the income to live [in Australia] the way we are living here…"

—Terry and Arisa, from Queensland

Find Out How YOU Can Retire Early And Live Like Royalty In Today's BALI…

…On As Little As $1,500 A Month (Or Less!)

Dear International Living Australia Reader,

They're just four hours away by plane from their home state of Queensland.

But Terry Bishop, 58, and Arisa Inlakesh, 55, now enjoy a much more affordable lifestyle in their new tropical "home away from home."

They live in the stunning seaside town of Candidasa on the island of Bali—one of the world's most dreamed-of retirement destinations. And their budget in laid-back Candidasa—just $1,500 a month—provides them with a "dream" retirement lifestyle that would be completely out of reach back home.

"Everything is so cheap," Arisa says. "We would have to have at least four times the income to live the way we are living here."

Their modern, one-bedroom furnished villa—complete with a large garden—sets them back just $600 a month. And it's just a short walk from the lush green jungle surrounding their Balinese villa to the nearby ocean.

It's a relaxing island life, as Arisa explains, "I like to wake up and do my qigong, which is an exercise practice that's like tai chi. Afterwards, we like to take a stroll down to the beach and find a beautiful place to swim. If we need some greens, sprouts or fruit, we'll pick them up at the local warung (a small local shop) and then we feed the fish in the lovely little pond where we live."

Since their villa is so cheap to rent, they always have plenty of money left over each month to pay for their household help, buy fresh produce, indulge in regular massages and explore their new surroundings.

Candidasa, just 90 minutes north of Denpasar International Airport by car, offers an ideal lifestyle for expats and retirees seeking peace and quiet in an affordable, tropical setting. Its laid-back ambience, sweeping panoramic views of the nearby Gili Islands and Lombok, and ideal location for exploring Bali's exotic tropical surroundings all make it a great place to set up a new home base.

"We sometimes go to Jasri Beach, where there's a massive swing and you can swing out over the ocean," say Terry and Arisa.

"There's also a freshwater lagoon right in the middle of town that has a pond containing thousands of lilies that open to the size of dinner plates at night. It's a lovely walk. Sometimes we can hear chanting from the Ghandi Ashram on the grounds. It's across the road from the Temple of the Fertility Goddess Hariti, and people from all around Bali come there when they are hoping to conceive children.

"Sometimes, we'll take a walk through a rural coconut plantation that's just a little inland. We regularly go out on a jukung (a local-style outrigger canoe) to visit White Sand Beach or just for a sail around the outcrop islands. It's spectacular."

And even though Candidasa is a bit "off the beaten" path compared to other more popular destinations in Bali, Terry and Arisa have had no problem making new friends. In fact, they have a rather active social life in Candidasa. "There are about 100 expats that live here and they really are a worldwide group," Arisa says.

All over Bali—"The Island of the Gods"—you'll find forward-thinking, budget-minded Aussie expats and retirees now living life to the fullest on an island most people only dream of visiting on holiday.

And they're all saving heaps of money in the process…

In Today's Bali, You Can Enjoy A Richer Lifestyle For A Small Fraction Of What It Costs To Live In Australia (If You Know Where To Look…)

Here's the lowdown on Bali these days…

Over 1 million Australians visited Bali in 2017—far surpassing its foreign tourist arrivals target for the year.

Yet most only do just that…

They just visit…

And then they go back home.

BUT IF YOU GO ONE STEP FURTHER and decide you want to LIVE in Bali and make it your new part-time or full-time HOME…

…you'll QUICKLY find that instead of just experiencing Bali as a mainstream tourist, YOU can go much, MUCH deeper and start enjoying the kind of fun, fulfilling and affordable tropical island lifestyle most people only dream of.

And that's why I'm writing you today.

My name is Jackie Flynn.

I'm the Publisher of International Living Australia.

And today, I'd like to introduce you to an "insider's view" of Bali…

…and show you just how exotic, exciting, and especially AFFORDABLE life in Bali can be.

In today's Bali…

• You can find "hidden" deals to help keep your cost-of-living ultra-low. Once you get to know Bali on a much more intimate level, you'll be able to drastically reduce your monthly spending and save BIG TIME. And without giving up anything, either! In fact, with a monthly budget of just $1,500 a month or less, you could enjoy a comfortable life. (Imagine how nice it would be to live large on an island paradise…at 1/3 the cost-of-living back home!)
• You can stay in a beautifully built and decorated, authentic Balinese home with all the modern comforts and amenities you could ever want. High-speed internet. A washer and dryer. A fully stocked kitchen. A refrigerator. Air conditioning. A flat-screen TV with plenty of English-speaking TV channels. And just about every other modern "creature comfort" you'd ever want. When you LIVE in Bali, you can have so much more than you'd ever get at a mainstream tourist hotel—but for thousands of dollars less!
• You can live in peace in your own version of "Paradise". No more maddening crowds! No more queues! No more traffic! All you hear outside your home are the exotic birds singing and the cheeky monkeys chatting away in the trees. And when you step outside, you've got lovely panoramic views of dense jungles and rainforest, striking stepped rice paddies, towering volcanoes and fiery sunsets over the Indian Ocean. (Yes, you can see all that from the same view in several of the Balinese towns and villages we've got in mind.)

And as I mentioned, Terry and Arisa are far from the only Aussies "living the dream" in Bali these days.

You'll find plenty more!

"Bottom line rental is only $300 a month."

Three years ago, Bali expat Bill S. was still living full-time in Australia. But one day, while sitting with his friend Rick in the yard over a beer, they came up with an idea.

"Why not go to Bali?"

After all, they knew it was super-close to Australia. And they also knew finding affordable round-trip flights to Bali wouldn't be a problem, either.

So they packed their bags, grabbed their passports and just decided to go!

"The idea came to us like a bolt of lightning. Looking back, it was so crazy for two guys in their 50s to get an idea like that and just go for it," says Bill.

Little did Bill know, that impromptu holiday completely changed his life forever. He fell in love with Bali's slow pace, beautiful beaches, relaxing lifestyle and friendliness of the Balinese people.

So he decided to make Bali his new "home away from home."

Today, Bill rents a furnished studio apartment in a quiet part of Legian—an area popular with visitors from all over the world.

"It's in a perfect location on a quiet lane so it's like I'm in a lush countryside setting. My apartment has air-conditioning, Pay TV, a terrace, fridge and kitchen. When I factor in electricity, bottom line rental is only $300 per month."

And although Bill doesn't live in Bali full-time, he always relishes returning every few months to stay in the apartment he keeps there.

"Upon arrival in Bali, the feeling is always the same, just like a switch is turned off and relaxation takes over when I walk into my apartment. By the time I hit the beach with a cold beer, I'm in another world," Bill says.

"Once in Bali, I save a lot because the cost of food, entertainment and beer is a fraction of the cost of Australia. For example, I can find my favourite local dish "mie goreng seafood" (stir-fried egg noodles with seafood and vegetables) anywhere for $3, my beloved avocado juice for $1 and beer for $2.50. It's hard to give an exact figure, but I save hundreds of dollars each month by being in Bali half the time," he says.

"The cost of living here is so low."

Expat Mike H. also enjoys an extremely affordable, fulfilling lifestyle in Bali up north in Lovina—a quiet, laidback town he discovered on a backpacking trip many years ago.

And he's found that Bali is worlds apart (for the better!) from his life in Australia.

"The biggest difference between Australia and Bali is the community aspect. It is common in Australia for neighbours to not even know each other by name. In Bali, everyone knows everyone, which of course has it pluses and minuses but, in my experience, it has been overwhelmingly positive," Mike said.

"The other advantages are the low cost of living, the ease of setting up a tourism business, and the low salary costs, making it possible to employ more people than you may need. Bali is an easy and beautiful place for foreigners to live."

And since Mike lives in Lovina on the much-less-touristy north side of the island, he's found it's extremely affordable, too.

The cost of living here is so low," Mike said. "Our basic expenses, such as food and utilities, cost around $650 a month. A dinner for two, including drinks—at least two large beers for me and iced tea for my wife—costs under $25."

And in Bali, You'll Never Run Out of Fun Things to Do…

Once you make Bali your new part-time or full-time home, you'll have a whole new world at your doorstep—each and every day you're there.

The opportunities are endless.

You can…

• Ride your bicycle at sunrise from the front door of your $350-a-month Balinese villa through lush green rice paddies on your way to a breakfast date with friends from all over the world. (Watch out for the gaggles of ducks crossing the street!)
• Sip on a cappuccino and catch up on your reading in the shadow of towering Gunung Agung—Bali's tallest and most sacred volcano at 3,031 metres…
• Watch world-class surfers score epic barrels at Uluwatu's Outside Corner—considered one of the best left-hand waves in the world—before accepting an invite to a sunset bonfire…
• Visit the morning markets in Denpasar with an expert Balinese chef to shop for fresh culinary treats—then learn how to cook tasty local-style meals like nasi campur (mixed rice), satay ayam (chicken satay) or bebek guling (crispy duck) for your expat and local friends at your new home…
• Practice yoga at any of the plentiful yoga studios in verdant Ubud—the spiritual centre of the island. Then, perhaps jump on your motorbike, head out for the afternoon and explore the island on your own. (Make sure to stop by the Tegalalang Rice Terrace just north of Ubud to have a cup of coffee and take in the magnificent views!)
• Watch the sunset and surfers and listen to live music from the beach in the laid-back expat haven of Canggu. (Here you can grab a few ice-cold Bintangs and a hot buttered corn on the cob straight off the BBQ right on the beach…for just a few dollars!)
• Start your own profitable business to help fund your new lifestyle. (You could open your own beach bar in Canggu…host walking tours of Ubud…offer horseback riding tours on the beach…start your own "earn anywhere" online business…write e-books for fun and profit…or perhaps do something completely different.)
• …and so much more.

And RIGHT NOW, You Can STILL Find Some Great REAL ESTATE Deals In Bali…

…if you know where to look.

Check out these examples of real estate deals you can find right now…

Your Own Private Escape in Bali For $500 a Month or Less…

• A three-bedroom, two-bathroom villa on one acre of land in the beachside town of Lovina—known for its low-key lifestyle and the perfect place to slow down, catch up on life and enjoy your retirement.
  Rent: $417 per month.
• A three-bedroom, three-bathroom villa on a narrow, quiet side street in upscale Sanur—a laid-back beach town with a good mix of bars and restaurants, a lively arts and culture scene, and an active expat community. The villa has covered parking and is just five minutes from the beach.
  Rent: $472 per month.
• A brand-new, fully-furnished one-bedroom apartment with an ensuite bedroom in trendy Seminyak—with a shared pool and parking.
  Rent: $500 per month.

Your Own Home in Bali From $157,563…

• A 110-square-meter, two-bedroom, two-bathroom home near central Ubud—located in a quiet area surrounded by nature.
  Price: $157,563.
• A 125-square-meter, two-bedroom, two-bathroom villa in a secure complex in Sanur. The villa has a good-sized living room, a storage room that could be converted into an extra bedroom, and sliding glass doors that open to a terrace and a swimming pool.
  Price: $165,000.
• A brand-new, 160-square-metre, two-bedroom villa near central Seminyak. The home has a fully-equipped kitchen, a large pool and a gazebo set in a tropical garden.
  Price: $245,438.

So if you've ever dreamed of living in your own place in Bali at a very affordable price, you can rest assured that you can.

And Perhaps Best of All, You Can STILL Live Comfortably in Bali…On as Little as $1,500 a Month!

While it's true that certain aspects have become expensive in recent years (one night's stay at the Luna 2 Private Hotel in Seminyak starts at $3,000 a night!)…

…you can STILL live affordably in Bali…provided you don't follow the well-worn tourist trail.

In today's Bali, you can still enjoy a great lifestyle on as little as $1,500 a month.

Or even less!

Here's a sample monthly budget for a couple—just to give you an idea of how affordable Bali can be in 2017:

An authentic Balinese villa with three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a pool	$500-$800 (depending on where you live)
A soothing, rejuvenating massage - twice a month per person	$40
Local dinner for four, no alcohol (four times)	$40
Fancy international restaurant dinner for two with wine (four times)	$80
Electricity with AC usage and a pool	$120
Home internet/Pay TV	$50-$80
Water (with a pool)	$13
Petrol scooter	$4
Monthly Total:	$847 - $1,177

Now, while not everyone will spend this little while living in Bali…

You can if you want. It's certainly possible.

Up your monthly budget to, say, $2,500 to $3,000 a month, and you can live like absolute royalty…

…and all for a small, small fraction of the cost-of-living in present-day Australia.

And as a result, your financial peace-of-mind and your overall lifestyle will improve dramatically…

…and all while living on this exotic island!

But You Better Look Quickly at Today's Bali…The Word About Retiring on the Island is Getting Out!

And bargains like these are going fast as the mainstream press continues to rave about the benefits of retiring in Bali—attracting more expats wishing to stretch their retirement dollars while maintaining a sophisticated, first-class lifestyle:

And if there's one thing we've learned over the past several decades, it's this:

Once the word gets out, prices go up.

It's all but inevitable.

That's why NOW is the BEST TIME EVER to give this tropical island a much closer look…if living or retiring on Bali is something you've always dreamed of doing one day.

"Living The Dream" In Today's Affordable Bali

My name is Jackie Flynn.

I'm the Publisher of International Living Australia.

And I'm writing you today to show you the best "first step" I know to make Bali your new part-time or full-time home.

The opportunities our scouts researched are the best places in Bali to live well on a budget…retire in first-class style…and completely recharge and rejuvenate your lifestyle!

Just think of it…

In as little as a few short months or even less, YOU could be living like royalty on the "Island of the Gods" for a small, small fraction of your cost-of-living in Australia.

Imagine how easy it would be if you had my island scouts pointing the way for you, step-by-step…

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You don't want to delay and miss out on the opportunities we reveal in Your New Life In Bali: How To Slash Your Cost-Of-Living And Live Well On "The Island Of The Gods", as other readers have regretted doing in the past.

Expect these new places to experience the same kind of growth and success as the many havens we've recommended.

And once the expat havens we've revealed in this special resource start receiving more and more press, even more international visitors will start coming here in search of affordable island living…

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Publisher, International Living Australia

P.S. You can live like royalty in Bali on a remarkably modest budget, since prices in Bali are STILL far, far lower than what you'll find in Australia. As little as $1,500 a month can provide you with an extremely comfortable lifestyle in Bali…even if you rent an authentic oceanview Balinese villa, hire a housekeeper, and dine out regularly! But don't wait for long if you want to discover affordable Bali yourself. The time is NOW. If you've ever wanted to make "The Island of the Gods" your new part-time or full-time home, don't waste another moment and order this white-hot resource on today's Bali NOW! You'll be glad you did.

P.P.S. Here's what a few more expats have to say about their new, stress-free and more affordable lifestyles in today's Bali: