Thinking about moving to Bali as a single mom?

MY STORY

I moved to Bali alone 6 years ago.

Back then, I had to figure everything out myself - how to make money online, how visas work, where to live, what’s actually legit and what’s not.

Then 2 years ago, I became a mom.
And honestly… it felt like starting from zero again.

Suddenly everything was different - safety, lifestyle, structure, support.
And I had to figure it all out on my own again.

I remember so many moments where I thought:
I wish I could just ask someone who already did this.

Someone who could tell me what’s realistic, what to avoid, and how to do it properly from the start.

That’s exactly what I offer you now.

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WHY THIS MATTERS

Moving to Bali can be an amazing decision.

But it’s also easy to:

• underestimate costs

• choose the wrong area

• struggle with visas

• or realize too late that something doesn’t work for your situation​

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Especially when you have a child and can’t just “figure it out as you go.”

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HOW I HELP YOU

On this call, we go through your situation - not generic advice.

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You can ask me anything, like:

• Is Bali actually a good fit for me and my child?

• What kind of budget do I realistically need?

• Where should I live (and where not)?

• How do visas actually work long-term?

• What mistakes should I avoid?

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You’ll leave with clarity and a much more realistic picture of what your next steps could look like.

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THIS IS FOR YOU IF

• You’re a single mom thinking about moving to Bali

• You feel overwhelmed by all the information online

• You want honest answers, not just “dream life” content

• You’d rather do it right than learn everything the hard way

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You don’t need to have everything figured out.

But you shouldn’t have to figure it all out alone either.

 

Click below to Book your consultation — $150 AUD / 60 minutes

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​FAQ

Is this only for moms who are 100% decided?
No - it’s actually better if you’re still unsure.

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Can I ask very specific questions?
Yes. That’s the whole point.

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Will you be honest if Bali isn’t right for me?
Always.