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netyoda Active member

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netyodaActive member24 May 2011 09:48:34

Hi,

I'm a 46 year old Englishman currently living in Hurghada, Egypt, and feel it may be time for a change.

I have a regular (but limited) income and Bali strikes me as a place that could suit me.

Advice on surviving on around $1500 a month (private rent, don't want to share) near a beach, with internet access (priority) would be appreciated.

I don't need much, just a clean small apartment/shack, electric, the internet, and a view.

Hope to be chatting to you all soon.

LC

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ArmandViP24 May 2011 11:37:30

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Hi and welcome to the forum netyoda!

I hope other members will be able to advise you soon!

Regards
Armand

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FredIndonesia Expert24 May 2011 11:40:44

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I know little of Bali prices but, assuming they're anything like Jakarta prices, you'll be fine on that sort of money as long as you don't go boozing every night.

carrina Member

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carrinaMember19 June 2011 07:57:36

Hi, I am also new in bali, and found this really nice brand new building in Kuta site.where are you planning to stay in bali? any preferred place? my name is carrina by the way carrina_ks@hotmail.com

netyoda Active member

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netyodaActive member19 June 2011 08:43:09

Thanks to both of you,

I don't know Bali at all, so I'm probably planning a trip there in September to do a recce.

I'm still collecting info and while Bali isn't the cheapest of my possible destinations, it does look very inviting.

Regards,

Lee

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