For incoming interns

Your Internship in Bali Starts Here.

Discover internship opportunities in Bali, gain valuable professional experience, and take the next step in your international career. We'll help you through the placement process and prepare for life on the island.

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Why Your People in Bali

Guidance from your first
question, to your last day

What we provide directly is separate from the extra services we help you arrange with third parties.

Internship placement support
We help you find an internship that matches your interests, experience and preferences.
A practical Bali guide
Getting around, SIM and eSIM info, hospitals, pharmacies, dos & don'ts and living tips.
Free community access
Trips, brunches, dinners, group chats and more with other interns.
Clear packages and pricing
You see what's included and what costs extra before you commit.

Visas, accommodation, transport and insurance involve third parties and are priced separately — see the All-Inclusive Package.

How it works

Four simple steps to Bali

From choosing your package to landing in Bali, you always know what happens next.

01
Choose Your Package
Explore the available packages and select the option that suits your goals.
02
Apply and Pay Your Deposit
Applying is free. When you decide to go ahead, you pay your deposit (€100 for Basic, €200 for All-Inclusive) to start your placement search.
03
Secure Your Internship
We work with you to find a suitable internship based on your profile, preferences, and eligibility.
04
Confirm and Prepare for Bali
Once your placement is confirmed and your contract is signed, pay the remaining balance (€150 for Basic, €300 for All-Inclusive) and prepare for Bali.

Deposit, balance and refund — in plain words

Basic Package: €250 in total, €100 deposit + €150 balance
All-Inclusive Package: €500 in total, €200 deposit + €300 balance

Applying is free. You pay your package deposit only when you confirm you want to go ahead.
We then start searching, aiming to find your placement within the first month.
The balance is due only after your internship placement is confirmed and your internship contract is signed.
If we haven't found a placement by the end of that month, you choose: a refund of your full deposit (€100 for Basic, €200 for All-Inclusive), processed within 14 calendar days, or one more month of searching. If the extra month doesn't work out either, your full deposit is refunded within 14 calendar days.
The deposit is refunded only in these cases, not, for example, if you change your mind or stop early.

The exact guarantee and refund conditions are explained to you before you pay.

Packages

Choose your package

Two packages, with everything included listed up front: the Basic Package (€250) for placement support, the Bali Guide and the community, or the All-Inclusive Package (€500) with personal help arranging your visa, accommodation, transport and more. Compare the packages

The Bali Guide covers

Your community access includes

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For incoming interns

Come to Bali — Basic Package

Your internship. Your Bali experience. We help you with the rest.

€250 in total

Deposit€100

Balance€150

Introductory call about your goals
Guided placement search and interview opportunities
Support through interviews, offer and contract
The Bali Guide
Access to the Your People in Bali community
Support until your last day

Applying is free. Pay €100 when you decide to go ahead, and the final €150 once your placement is confirmed and your internship contract is signed. Read our policies.

Apply for this package

Life in Bali

Work experience by day, community by evening

Meet interns from around the world, build professional experience, and discover the island's culture and lifestyle — with your people around you.

Discover experiences

ATV adventure
Sunrise trek
Community hangout
Waterfall day trip

Optional add-ons

Practical help, priced separately

Not included in either package price; with the All-Inclusive Package, our help arranging them is included. We confirm a quote before you decide; if you go ahead, you pay the agreed price, through us or directly to the provider, with no extra coordination fee.

Internship Visa
University visa: Rp 6,500,000
Company visa: Rp 9,000,000
Airport Pickup / Taxi
Price depends on your destination — contact us for a quote
Motorcycle Rental
From Rp 1.0M / month, depending on type
Indonesian Driver's License
Rp 2,500,000
Accommodation
Depends on your budget
International Insurance
From $60 USD / month

See the All-Inclusive Package

Student stories

Sample student stories — What an internship in Bali can feel like

These are fictional illustrative profiles, not real student testimonials. The people, names, photos and stories are examples of the experiences we aim to support, and universities are named as examples only.

“I needed an internship for my degree and had no idea where to start in Bali. Talking it through with one team, step by step, made the whole process feel manageable.”
SanneBusiness AdministrationErasmus University Rotterdam Netherlands
“I was nervous about moving so far for an internship. Knowing exactly when each payment was due, and that applying was free, let me focus on the experience itself.”
LukasInformatics, AI specialisationTechnical University of Munich Germany
“The Bali Guide answered the small questions that kept me up at night, from SIM cards to getting around, before I even landed.”
AoifeHospitality ManagementTechnological University Dublin Ireland
“Within my first week I had people to grab dinner with after work. The community group chats made a new island feel a lot less new.”
TomMarketingThe University of Manchester United Kingdom
“I liked that accommodation and transport were explained as separate options, so I could choose only what I actually needed.”
BeaCommunicationUniversity of the Philippines Diliman Philippines
“Weekends became my favourite part: a sunrise hike one week, a waterfall the next, always with someone new to explore with.”
JordanInterior DesignParsons School of Design United States
“Settling in abroad is easier when someone has already thought about the practical bits. I always knew who to ask.”
LucíaBusiness & SalesComplutense University of Madrid Spain
“I wanted real work experience somewhere that would also stretch me personally. Bali did both, and I never felt on my own.”
MatteoCommunication DesignPolitecnico di Milano Italy
“Sharing my preferences at the start meant the conversations about possible placements felt relevant to what I actually study.”
CamilleManagement & Business DevelopmentUniversité Paris Dauphine – PSL France
“Surf lessons, Balinese cooking and long dinners with interns from everywhere — the friendships ended up being the best part.”
JackTourism ManagementThe University of Queensland Australia