I AM ALSO PLANNING TO MOVE TO BALI....SO AM KEEN TO FOLLOW YOUR...'HOW TO RETIRE IN BALI' vlogs MUZZA. Even if some of the information might not fit my exact circumstances it will still give a good framework and starting off point. Appreciate all the effort you put in to give us all a broader view of LIFE in Bali....🙏🙏🙏👍
Alan is going to LOVE running his RED RACER along all the Beach Walks in Sanur... Hes a genius.....timed it perfectly!! Noticed the scooter was pretty good on the rough, bumpy bits....when it needs to be. Worried about the 200kg capacity comment though Muzza😳
Good afternoon Muzza, you are one lucky man. Vie has the patience of a saint, you have some crazy ideas. In saying that, I am genuinely looking forward to watching Alan's journey with you by his side, you are a truly generous, compassionate person. Cheers and have a great day.
Coming from USA to retire long term to Bali. Q. So on mobile phone . At airport you can get a 3 month plan internet/ etc and register your phone at the shop. So after that can you keep your new Indonesian local number or do you loose it when you get a new 3 month plan when the plan expires. Also heard you sometimes have to pay tax on your mobile phone if you are staying longer than 3 months . Ps love your content that you put out. Most helpful and a good Bali expat ambassador.
If you dont pay the tax on a permanently indo based phone then you can only extend it for 6 months. if you declare it they will unlock it and you can use it, depending on what type of phopne etc. Alans phone couldnt be used for some reason so he had to buy a new local one for about $200USD (Samsung) You can move your Bali number to the new phone if you were to do it later.
Hi Muzza, We saw your video on Amandesa and we thought it could be an opportunity for us except for one thing. Although only consisting of 9 villas it needed a communal room.
How is the health care for a mid 70s Australian like Alan, can he get medical insurance at that age as a new arrival? Good on him for giving it a go but I really think the mid 70s is too old to be retiring in Bali, different if you lived there and aged there if that makes sense but arriving in your mid 70s to "start over" as a retiree won't end well. I hope it goes ok for him mind you.
as a veteran he can get good cover from aussie even in Bali, he is about to arrange for a cataract operation locally that Veterans Affairs can reimburse.. Thats my understanding...
It is so easy to retire in Bali. Nothing is difficult. New adventure in life regardless of age it great. Health care in Bali is easy once you have your KITAS Retirement Visa (very easy to obtain) you apply for BPJS Health (same as Medicare) pay I think about $15 a month. Retiring in Bali is so very easy to do.
Hey Muzza,not on topic but just arrived yesterday. Went and saw Ketut and got on amazing deals on tours. Thanks for the tips. Went to Shishi last night too. Sort of a Muzza TH-cam trip so far! Also using grab and go jek too. Tried one taxi and got in trouble! Thank you so much awesome tips! Btw check your spelling on your business card of entrepreneur!!!
Hey Muzza on news last night in Sydney, they saying u might have to pay a tax of a &150 to enter Bali u know anything about it? I was there maybe 20 years ago i had to pay money i think at Bali airport to enter & leave. I forget the price i paid now such i long time ago, but it wasnt near amount i just mention. You a good job with your vlogs mate u must be putting in a lot of your time on them
Yeah and what's he going to do when he needs advanced medical treatment/s in ongoing fashion? What if he needs two knee replacements? How are his hips? They're next. What about everything else? But he get his vet's pension so Centrelink won't stuff him around like others on the Old Age pension. Yes look, it's a better more enjoyable life. But as they get older-and-older it may not be realistic at some point. If you own a place in Australia and keep it or rent it out - which costs you money either way - then no problem you can return and have somewhere to live (once you punt any tenants - which can be a problem). But if you totally sell-up in Australia and move to Indonesia, then you may face real issues at some time down the track due to age and health. We surmise you have a monetary interest in Amandesa? That's fine but you should declare it if so. It doesn't matter because it, and any in future, will fill easily with Aussies sick of the bullshit and rules back at home. NB: You know Australia suffered one of its worst military defeats at Surabaya don't you. Maybe this old digger knows more about that. And you're buying Bintang Crystal 🙄?
No I don't have any interest in amandesa it is owned and operated by CHL.. an aussie charity set up to provide affordable housing. And no I don't drink bi tang crystal.. it was a Radler Lemon 2% beer as I was driving... but let's not let the truth get in the way of a good yarn
Wonderful! I'm considering it and at 80 I was impressed by Alan. Can I bring my dog to Bali?
I AM ALSO PLANNING TO MOVE TO BALI....SO AM KEEN TO FOLLOW YOUR...'HOW TO RETIRE IN BALI' vlogs MUZZA.
Even if some of the information might not fit my exact circumstances it will still give a good framework and starting off point.
Appreciate all the effort you put in to give us all a broader view of LIFE in Bali....🙏🙏🙏👍
loving these short vids Muzza
Alan is going to LOVE running his RED RACER along all the Beach Walks in Sanur...
Hes a genius.....timed it perfectly!!
Noticed the scooter was pretty good on the rough, bumpy bits....when it needs to be.
Worried about the 200kg capacity comment though Muzza😳
Lived there for 18 months 2017 we loved it, definitely doing again.
Fantastic way to help others 😍
All the best to Alan. Great work Muzza.
I AM ALSO PLANNING TO MOVE TO BALI, SO AM KEEN TO FOLLOW YOUR INFORMATION.
Good afternoon Muzza, you are one lucky man. Vie has the patience of a saint, you have some crazy ideas. In saying that, I am genuinely looking forward to watching Alan's journey with you by his side, you are a truly generous, compassionate person. Cheers and have a great day.
That looks like a great mobility scooter!! Sounds like Alan's got your number to bro.....! Luv it
What an awesome recommended video
Nice video Muzza 👍Alan is a legend
Hey Muzza ,you seem like a kind caring man.i take my hat off to you 🎩
Thanks Muzza, very good info.
Great stuff Muzz
Coming from USA to retire long term to Bali. Q. So on mobile phone . At airport you can get a 3 month plan internet/ etc and register your phone at the shop. So after that can you keep your new Indonesian local number or do you loose it when you get a new 3 month plan when the plan expires. Also heard you sometimes have to pay tax on your mobile phone if you are staying longer than 3 months . Ps love your content that you put out. Most helpful and a good Bali expat ambassador.
If you dont pay the tax on a permanently indo based phone then you can only extend it for 6 months. if you declare it they will unlock it and you can use it, depending on what type of phopne etc. Alans phone couldnt be used for some reason so he had to buy a new local one for about $200USD (Samsung) You can move your Bali number to the new phone if you were to do it later.
Hi Muzza,
We saw your video on Amandesa and we thought it could be an opportunity for us except for one thing. Although only consisting of 9 villas it needed a communal room.
How is the health care for a mid 70s Australian like Alan, can he get medical insurance at that age as a new arrival?
Good on him for giving it a go but I really think the mid 70s is too old to be retiring in Bali, different if you lived there and aged there if that makes sense but arriving in your mid 70s to "start over" as a retiree won't end well. I hope it goes ok for him mind you.
as a veteran he can get good cover from aussie even in Bali, he is about to arrange for a cataract operation locally that Veterans Affairs can reimburse.. Thats my understanding...
@@MurrayWilkinson1 That's good. I knew insurance got more difficult as you got older. Handy that the Vet Gold card gets him the treatment he needs.
It is so easy to retire in Bali. Nothing is difficult. New adventure in life regardless of age it great. Health care in Bali is easy once you have your KITAS Retirement Visa (very easy to obtain) you apply for BPJS Health (same as Medicare) pay I think about $15 a month. Retiring in Bali is so very easy to do.
Hey Muzza,not on topic but just arrived yesterday. Went and saw Ketut and got on amazing deals on tours. Thanks for the tips. Went to Shishi last night too.
Sort of a Muzza TH-cam trip so far! Also using grab and go jek too. Tried one taxi and got in trouble!
Thank you so much awesome tips!
Btw check your spelling on your business card of entrepreneur!!!
Omg.. don't let them know under this superhero cape is a guy that can't spell.... lol
Very interesting
Thats what I'd need Muzza.
Could you please leave a link to this scooter place?
Hey Muzza on news last night in Sydney, they saying u might have to pay a tax of a &150 to enter Bali u know anything about it? I was there maybe 20 years ago i had to pay money i think at Bali airport to enter & leave. I forget the price i paid now such i long time ago, but it wasnt near amount i just mention. You a good job with your vlogs mate u must be putting in a lot of your time on them
Safer if 4 wheels less likely to tip over😮
YOU WERE SERIOUS.....
WTF.......
ONLY IN BALI.....
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE ALAN?
MUZZA DOESNT NEED ANY ENCOURAGEMENT!!!! 😄😁😆😅🤣
Zoom zoom
Bintang Crystal Muzz??????? Really
No.. radler
Yeah and what's he going to do when he needs advanced medical treatment/s in ongoing fashion? What if he needs two knee replacements? How are his hips? They're next. What about everything else? But he get his vet's pension so Centrelink won't stuff him around like others on the Old Age pension.
Yes look, it's a better more enjoyable life. But as they get older-and-older it may not be realistic at some point. If you own a place in Australia and keep it or rent it out - which costs you money either way - then no problem you can return and have somewhere to live (once you punt any tenants - which can be a problem). But if you totally sell-up in Australia and move to Indonesia, then you may face real issues at some time down the track due to age and health.
We surmise you have a monetary interest in Amandesa? That's fine but you should declare it if so. It doesn't matter because it, and any in future, will fill easily with Aussies sick of the bullshit and rules back at home.
NB: You know Australia suffered one of its worst military defeats at Surabaya don't you. Maybe this old digger knows more about that. And you're buying Bintang Crystal 🙄?
No I don't have any interest in amandesa it is owned and operated by CHL.. an aussie charity set up to provide affordable housing. And no I don't drink bi tang crystal.. it was a Radler Lemon 2% beer as I was driving... but let's not let the truth get in the way of a good yarn
You must be a ton of fun at a party.... do you get many invitations?
You are f rich australian switch off your camera, dont make people jealous not everyone was born rich like you and living nice rich life in Australia.