'RELOCARE' Offers 1-Month Bali 'Living Experience' with Housing and Local Support

A service called 'RELOCARE' is offering people the chance to experience one month of everyday life in Bali, rather than a typical tourist visit. So far, 30 groups totaling 41 people have taken part, experiencing daily routines such as grocery shopping, getting around town, and working from cafes.

Participants join for a range of reasons: some are seriously considering relocating abroad, others are exploring a dual-base lifestyle between Japan and Bali, testing remote work from overseas, planning post-retirement living, wanting their children to experience an international education environment, or looking into starting a business or finding housing in Bali.

The service includes one month of housing, airport pickup, local transportation, orientation on daily life essentials, and language support. It also provides guidance to hospitals and supermarkets, along with consultations on housing searches and visa matters, reducing the burden of preparing everything independently.

According to the organizers, the goal is not necessarily relocation itself, but rather giving participants a real one-month experience to help them think through their future living plans. Free one-on-one online consultations are also available for those still in the decision-making stage.

Note: This article is based on a press release provided by the company and generated with AI assistance. Readers are advised to check official sources for the latest details and conditions.