Bali is a top destination for digital nomads thanks to its tropical charm, affordable lifestyle, thriving coworking spaces, and supportive expat community.
Whether you're freelancing from Ubud or coding in Canggu, having the right Digital Nomad Insurance for Bali is crucial. It protects you from medical emergencies, trip disruptions, or loss of belongings while living abroad.
At American Visitor Insurance, we offer a wide selection of international health insurance and travel insurance plans that meet Indonesia’s visa requirements, support your remote lifestyle, and provide peace of mind during your stay in Bali.
Atlas Nomads Insurance is the perfect health coverage for digital nomads, offering global medical protection with the flexibility to include or exclude the U.S. Stay covered wherever you work or travel, with convenient monthly or annual payments that fit your location-independent lifestyle.
Policy maximum?
Up to age 64: $250,000
Age 65 to 69: $100,000
Deductible option?
$0
Period of coverage?
364 days
Atlas International Insurance offers flexible, reliable health coverage for remote workers and travelers worldwide. Designed for U.S. and non-U.S. citizens abroad, it provides essential medical protection for trips from 5 to 364 days, with customizable benefits to fit your journey. Stay covered and focus on your work and adventures.
Policy maximum?
$50,000, $100,000, $250,000, $500,000, $1,000,000, $2,000,000
Deductible option?
$0, $100, $250, $500, $1,000, $2,500, $5,000
Period of coverage?
364 days
Patriot International Lite is the ideal travel medical insurance for digital nomads, offering essential international coverage so you can work and explore worry-free. With flexible terms from 5 to 364 days, renewable up to 24 months, it suits changing travel plans. Available to U.S. and non-U.S. citizens, it provides customizable benefits for reliable protection wherever your journey takes you.
Policy maximum?
$50,000, $100,000, $250,000, $500,000, $1,000,000,$2,500,000
Deductible options?
$0, $100, $250, $500, $1,000, $2,500
Period of coverage?
5 days to 364 days
Patriot International Platinum is ideal for Digital Nomads seeking short-term or long-term international medical coverage with flexible duration and customizable benefits. Available for U.S. and non-U.S. citizens traveling outside their home country.
Policy maximum?
$2,000,000, $5,000,000, $8,000,000
Deductible options?
$0, $100, $250, $500, $1,000, $2,500, $5,0000, $10,0000, $25,0000.
Period of coverage?
5 days to 364 days
IMG Global Medical Insurance offers comprehensive long-term coverage for digital nomads, with flexible worldwide protection and optional U.S. coverage. Customize your plan with add-ons like preventive and maternity care for total peace of mind wherever you go.
Policy maximum?
Bronze: $1,000,000 | Silver: $5,000,000 | Gold: $5,000,000 | Platinum: $8,000,000
Deductible option?
$100 to $25,000
Period of coverage?
Lifetime
The BCBS Global Solutions Worldwide Premier Plan is a year-long travel medical insurance made for people who travel frequently outside their home country. Instead of buying a new policy every time you travel, you buy this once a year and you’re covered for unlimited trips during that year.
Policy maximum?
Unlimited annual and lifetime maximum
Deductible option?
$0, $1,000, $2,000, $5,000, $10,000
Period of coverage?
Lifetime
The cheapest digital nomad insurance plans for Bali include Atlas International from WorldTrips, Patriot International Lite from IMG, and Travel Medical Global Basic from Seven Corners.
Age: 40 years | Plan: $50,000 | Deductible: $250
Short-term travel medical insurance for digital nomads starts at just $39 per month. The cost may vary depending on the traveler's age, trip duration, selected policy maximum, and deductible. These plans are ideal for digital nomads taking shorter trips or staying abroad for limited periods. Short-term coverage typically offers essential medical benefits at affordable rates, with policy maximums ranging from $50,000 to $2 million.
| Plan name | Policy Maximum | Cost for 30 yrs* | Cost for 40 yrs* | Cost for 50 yrs* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atlas International | $50,000 | $39 | $68 | $116 |
| Patriot International Lite | $50,000 | $41 | $69 | $118 |
| Atlas Nomads | $250,000 | $57 | $93 | $147 |
| Patriot Platinum International | $2,000,000 | $87 | $145 | $246 |
*Based on ages of digital nomads, with a $0 deductible.
Long-term travel medical insurance for digital nomads starts at around $1,500 per year. The cost may vary based on the traveler's age, length of coverage, policy maximum, and deductible. These plans are ideal for digital nomads living abroad for extended periods or frequently relocating across countries. Long-term insurance typically offers broader medical coverage, higher policy limits (up to $10 million), and enhanced global support services.
| Plan name | Policy Maximum | Deductible | Cost of 30 yrs# | Cost of 40 yrs# | Cost of 50 yrs# |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Worldwide Premier | $10,000,000 | $0 | $870 | $1,099 | $1,774 |
| Global Medical Bronze | $1,000,000 | $250 | $1,523 | $1,827 | $1,921 |
| Global Medical Gold | $5,000,000 | $250 | $3,576 | $4,116 | $7,404 |
#Based on ages of digital nomads.
To apply for the Bali Digital Nomad Visa, you need to meet Indonesia’s visa requirements for remote workers. These may include the following documents:
Yes, Indonesia Digital Nomad Insurance absolutely need insurance. Here's why:
American Visitor Insurance helps you choose the best digital nomad insurance plan tailored for your needs in Bali.
When living or working remotely from Bali, Bali Digital Nomad Visa insurance should include the following essential benefits:
YYes, you can buy insurance even after arriving in Bali.
Insurance is not officially mandatory for digital nomads in Bali, but it is strongly recommended to cover medical emergencies, travel disruptions, and visa requirements.
Yes, some digital nomad insurance plans offer optional coverage for adventure sports in Bali, such as surfing, diving, or hiking. Be sure to check the policy details, as coverage varies by provider and activity.
Yes, many digital nomad insurance plans offer the option to include or exclude U.S. coverage. Including the U.S. usually increases the premium, so choose based on your travel plans.
Not necessarily. The cost of digital nomad insurance depends on factors like your age, coverage options (with or without U.S.), length of coverage, and policy limits. Basic plans can start as low as $45 per month, while more comprehensive coverage may cost $150 or more.
Most insurance plans from American Visitor Insurance are renewable online, so you can extend your coverage without interruption.
Yes. American Visitor Insurance offers the BCBS Global Solutions Worldwide Premier plan for digital nomads based in Bali or elsewhere in Indonesia. It is a year-long international medical plan, so instead of buying separate short-term policies every time you travel, you purchase it once and stay covered for unlimited trips during that year — a good fit for nomads who move between Bali, Jakarta, and other countries.
Digital nomads over 60 with pre-existing conditions have fewer plan options, but coverage is available. IMG Global Medical Silver, Gold, and Platinum tiers cover disclosed pre-existing conditions once they are not specifically excluded, with limits up to $50,000 per lifetime after 24 months of continuous coverage. Atlas International from WorldTrips covers acute onset of a pre-existing condition for travelers up to age 79. If you are 65–69, note that some short-term nomad-specific plans (such as Atlas Nomads) reduce the policy maximum at this age band, so a long-term international plan is usually the better fit for nomads 60 and older.
Digital nomad insurance for Bali starts at $39–$41 per month for a 30-year-old on a short-term plan with a $50,000 policy maximum, rising to roughly $116–$147 per month for a 50-year-old on the same plan type. Long-term international plans with policy maximums up to $10 million start around $870 per year for a 30-year-old. Your exact monthly premium depends on age, policy maximum, deductible, and whether you include U.S. coverage.
Motorbike and scooter travel is common among digital nomads in Bali, and scooter accidents are one of the most frequent reasons foreigners seek emergency medical care on the island. Coverage varies by provider — some plans require a valid motorcycle license and helmet use for a claim to be honored, and most exclude damage to the rental scooter itself (arrange that separately with the rental shop or your credit card’s rental coverage). Always confirm motorcycle/scooter coverage terms in the policy wording before renting.
| Length of stay | Recommended plan type | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 30 days or less | Short-term plan (e.g., Atlas International) | Lower cost, sufficient for a short visit |
| 1–6 months | Short-term or Atlas Nomads | Flexible, renewable coverage without a full annual commitment |
| 6–12 months | Patriot International Lite/Platinum or IMG Global Medical | Renewable up to 24–36 months, higher policy maximums |
| 12+ months / relocating long-term | BCBS Worldwide Premier or IMG Global Medical | Unlimited annual/lifetime maximum options for extended stays |
Some plans on this page, including IMG Global Medical, offer in-network direct billing so you don’t have to pay upfront and file for reimbursement later. Coverage and network participation vary by hospital and plan tier — confirm direct-billing status for your chosen plan and preferred Bali hospital before you travel, and always carry your policy number and insurer emergency contact with you.
If a Bali hospital cannot treat a serious condition, your evacuation benefit (see each plan’s “Emergency medical evacuation” limit above) covers transport to the nearest facility equipped to treat you — this can mean a domestic transfer within Indonesia or an international evacuation, depending on the case. Evacuation coordination is typically arranged directly by your insurer’s 24/7 assistance line, which is why choosing a plan with a high evacuation limit (several plans on this page offer up to $1,000,000 or more) matters for anyone based outside a major hospital hub.
You can find reliable US insurance providers like International Medical Group(IMG), Seven Corners, WorldTrips, Global Underwriters, GeoBlue, HTH Worldwide, Trawick International, Travel Insurance Services, INF insurance, Travelex and BlueCross BlueShield Global Solutions.