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Intern Abroad HQ
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Are you a student or young professional looking to enhance your career prospects through international work experience and hands-on learning? At Intern Abroad HQ, we help students and young professionals turn career aspirations into reality. We organize affordable internships in 20 destinations ac
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Indonesia is one of the highly ideal destinations for an international internship program. Considered the biggest economy in Southeast Asia for decades, it presents a great setting for your future business opportunities. A placement within a sector going through major advancements - Hotel & Tourism
GoEco - Top Volunteer Organization
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Did you know that Green Sea Turtles are considered an endangered species? Volunteer in Bali and see how you can help save these magnificent creatures. This project aims to rescue and rehabilitate sea turtles that are gathered from local fishermen. You will be an integral member of a team that is c
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Indonesia is one of the highly ideal destinations for an international internship program. Considered the biggest economy in Southeast Asia for decades, it presents a great setting for your future business opportunities. A placement within a sector going through major advancements - Hotel & Tourism
Institute for Global Studies
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Join the Institute for Global Studies' Dive Shop / Reef Survey internship, and work with both local and foreign staff members. In this program, you’ll have the opportunity to become PADI dive certified or work toward the next level of training. In addition, you will assist staff members in all aspec
International Volunteer HQ [IVHQ]
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At International Volunteer HQ (IVHQ), we unite people from over 96 countries who want to make a meaningful difference while exploring the world. With 300+ projects in 40+ destinations, IVHQ offers the widest selection of volunteer programs globally from Teaching and Childcare to Wildlife Conservatio
RealStep
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A medical or nursing internship with RealStep offers a transformative experience blending hands-on clinical training with meaningful cultural immersion. By choosing our placement, you’ll have the opportunity to work in diverse, underserved communities across the globe, from rural areas in Malawi and
Blue Corner Marine Research
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Join our certified restoration practitioners and biologists on an ongoing coral restoration project in Nusa Lembongan, Bali. During this week-long workshop you will learn about techniques and up-to-date science on coral reef restoration, as well as take part in the project. This week long course is
The Suwandi Foundation
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The Suwandi Foundation offers a hands-on social impact internship in Karangasem, Bali, Indonesia. We are a California-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit working in one community through long-term partnerships with Balinese educators and local leaders. Our mission is to use education to help children expand
Bright Internships
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Bright Internships is a leading company in Indonesia's internship placement industry. We offer international experience through our internship abroad programs in Indonesia. Indonesia has become one of the major tourist destinations in the world, offers a diverse and dynamic environment where partic
Cabo Bali
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Cabo Bali is a luxury villa management company based in Uluwatu, Bali. We manage handpicked properties for guests from around the world, with villas across Bali's most popular neighborhoods: Canggu and Uluwatu. We're looking for a Marketing Intern to join our friendly team in Bali. This isn't a sha
Savaya Group
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Savaya Group offers an International Interior Design Internship Program, providing hands-on design exposure, professional mentorship, and cross-cultural experience within a luxury hospitality environment in Bali. This program is intended for international students who require an internship or traini
A Guide to Interning Abroad in Bali
Internships in Bali
Bali offers a wide range of internships for those who wish to take their expertise to the next level. The leading industries on the island, which include hospitality, ecotourism, and education, are some of the best fields to intern abroad in Bali.
Hospitality. As the economy prospers, tourism is a major source of income on the island, making Bali one of the most significant islands in Southeast Asia. The booming hotel and resort industry combined with high demand for adventure tours makes the hospitality sector a major field for internships in Bali. Additionally, the kind and welcoming nature of the Balinese people and culture make hospitality internships in Bali all the more beneficial and welcoming.
Ecotourism. We all know the natural wonders of Bali, from the healthy seaside to volcanoes and mountains to a range of flora and fauna. Ecotourism internships in Bali will enable individuals to delve into the island’s natural wonders. While nurturing and taking care of Mother Nature, interns will help boost the local tourism industry and promote responsible ecotourism.
Education. As English becomes the major language of the entire world, more and more locals have a desire to learn the English language. Therefore, it is quite easy to find education internships in Bali that entail teaching English to a variety of students, in a range of settings. Interning in Bali is an excellent way to improve your teaching skills amidst a world renown tropical paradise.
Journalism & Digital Media. The postcard worthy pictures, stunning panorama shots, and active travel and leisure industry in Bali makes internships in journalism and media a good way to start your career and boost your portfolio. The selection of photography opportunities, adventure tours, and travel newspapers and magazines make for a wide array of internship options in the industry.
Life in Bali
Generally, life in Bali is pumping. During high season, tourists come flocking to the island from all corners of the globe. In order to accommodate the flocks of tourists, the island has become quite easy to navigate, so it won’t take long for interns to know their way around. Bali has a public bus system which runs from major resorts and hotels all throughout the main city and there are also local transportation vehicles, which the locals call bemo. However, most foreigners, and especially tourists, choose to rent a scooter, bicycle, or motorbike to explore the island and get around daily. Keep in mind, you’ll have to have an International Driver’s License though.
If you love water sports and social life, Bali is for you. The night life in the city, especially in Denpasar, and beach side areas is always full of life. For adventure junkies, there are many choices on any day of the week, from trekking to diving and snorkeling, as both DIY and through group adventure tours.
Salary & Costs
The cost of living in Bali will depend on your lifestyle, just like in any other city. But nevertheless, it is way cheaper to live in Bali than in most Western cities, even when you factor in price inflation due to tourism. Putting aside $500 a month should be plenty to live comfortably as an intern in Bali.
Internships in Bali do not usually provide a salary to interns, however, most companies will offer visa assistance, accommodation arrangements, and sometimes even free excursions. In rare cases, companies will provide interns with monthly or weekly allowances, to cover to cost of food and transportation.
Accommodation & Visas
There are a number of accommodation options for those who intern abroad in Bali, ranging from homestays to posh apartments and hotels. Most host organizations provide accommodation for interns, but if not, average accommodation costs range from $60 to $220, depending on the location and condition or amenities of the place. High class apartments will start at $350 per month in Denpasar, but that also depends on which area of the city you choose to live in. Areas near the beach tend to be more expensive, since after all, Bali is a hotspot for tourists.
For budget conscious interns, staying in homestays or living in shared apartments are good options. Most homestays are located in Balinese neighborhoods filled with locals, as opposed to tourists, which makes for a pleasant stay and more native lifestyle. Shared apartments usually have a common area, kitchen, and garden, with free WIFI, TV, and are often a few minutes from the sea side. Apartment complexes are often occupied by a mixture of expats, locals, and tourists.
Prior to arrival, interns should secure a visa with validity for a six month stay, which can be extended for four months. Most internships in Bali will run for one to six months. Most internship program providers or employers will support interns throughout the visa process, just make sure to settle all the requirements first. Visas are typically issued within five to six days of submission. However, the visa application process may vary for some countries, so it is best to check with your local Indonesian embassy for up to date details.
GoAbroad Insider Tips
Interning abroad in Bali is a great opportunity to live and experience Balinese culture and be exposed to a foreign environment and way of life. International internship experience will also, of course, be helpful in establishing your career in the future, especially if you hope to obtain a full time job abroad. Although over 4 million tourists visit the island annually, Bali still holds its traditions and cultural practices in high regard.
Language. English is not Indonesia’s first language, so as you go further into smaller towns, expect to have a difficulty communicating with locals. Those who want to intern abroad in Bali for a long term placement should enroll in Bahasa classes, which is the language locals use in everyday interactions. In major tourist areas, English is commonly spoken however.
Weather. The country has two seasons. The dry season will start in April and last until October, while the rainy season is October to April. Keep in mind, when it rains, it pours.
Tradition. The Balinese people have unique traditions, and there are some practices that all foreign interns should know about and respect. Interns should avoid using their left hand and touching people’s heads. Also, interns should always leave their shoes at the door when entering a house, and sometimes even when entering an establishment. Lastly, dressing modestly and politely is a must, especially at internship placements.
Read our comprehensive guide on interning abroad in Indonesia.
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A priceless & unforgettable learning experience!
August 19, 2026by: Rosanna KenyonProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
What an amazing internship experience! It was an unforgettable month that pushed me out of my comfort zone, gave me experiences I’d never have at home, and allowed me to learn about conservation while meeting some amazing people. I learned a great deal and the entire experience definitely exceeded my expectations! I really enjoyed game drives. It was a good way to explore the reserve, learn lots about the environment and wildlife, get to know other participants and no drive was ever the same. Seeing all the animals, sunrise and sunsets on drives and getting to know new people made the experience truly unforgettable.
A rich learning experience!
August 19, 2026by: Eliza PiochProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
The time spent doing my GIS internship at the Gondwana Game Reserve exceeded my expectations in both the knowledge I received and the amazing views I was fortunate enough to see. I learned a great deal, saw a lot of amazing animals and it was extremely rewarding to learn so much about GIS and wildlife.
The best way to grow your skills beyond a textbook or classroom!
August 12, 2026by: Suskia TreleavenThe Marketing & Communications internship in Sydney gave me the real life experience which I can tie closely to my studies, and this has helped me understand different topics more easily. The internship also gave me the practical experience I needed to help boost my CV (resume) for my later career, and better prepare me for my future. I enjoyed meeting many people from different cultures a lot. My host family accommodation was amazing; I couldn’t have asked for better.
Overall, this internship gave me practical experience that supports my university studies and has better prepared me for my future career in finance.
August 07, 2026by: Alexander CaradonnaProgram: Low Cost Business Internships in Bali with Intern Abroad HQ!
This internship was a valuable experience that gave me practical exposure to the finance and operations side of the villa management industry. I enjoyed being able to work on real tasks, including financial reporting, data analysis, and learning how business decisions are made in a growing company. It was rewarding to see how the work I completed contributed to the team's daily operations. Beyond developing my technical skills, the internship also helped me grow professionally. I became more confident working in a business environment, improved my communication skills, and gained experience collaborating with colleagues from different backgrounds. Living and working in Bali also broadened my perspective and strengthened my adaptability. Overall, this internship gave me practical experience that supports my university studies and has better prepared me for my future career in finance.
Lucky with my internship
August 06, 2026by: Sophia MiraProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
Meeting the people in my flat really changed my experiences. They were so kind. I was lucky with my internship with having people supporting me and also wanting to get to know me. I highly recommend this to someone.
Amazing support for internship & academic credits
August 03, 2026by: Matea ShizuruProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
Karen and Kristal at Intern Abroad HQ were wonderful at assisting me and my study abroad counselor throughout the whole process (esp. with the academic credits). Thank you to them! What I enjoyed most about the Public Health internship in Cape Town was being able to work closely and connect with such qualified, educated, and passionate professionals in my field. Being exposed to the work that they do gave me a clearer idea of what I want to do in my own professional career and gave me insight into what it takes to get there. Furthermore, I enjoyed being mentored by my internship supervisor and being able to take charge of my own internship project.
My opportunity to intern was one of the best things I've been blessed enough to be a part of.
July 29, 2026by: Molly MitchellProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
My opportunity to intern was one of the best things I've been blessed enough to be a part of. It taught me so much about the world, the field of International Policy, culture, and working with people from other cultures. It contributed so much to how I developed as a person, how I travel, and how I live life, and the whole experience was incredibly eye-opening, both professionally and personally. I am incredibly glad that I decided to take part in this internship, it was one of the most amazing things I've gotten to be a part of.
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July 29, 2026by: Isabel AsumendiProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
I think Intern Abroad HQ was a great program because it provided and coordinated all that I needed. It was encouraging to not have to have every bit of my internship figured out and to know everything that was included would be reliable.
Unmatched and unforgettable internship experience of a lifetime
July 25, 2026by: Nick Van SteenhuyseProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
I want to thank you and your team for helping me get to my GIS & Reserve Management internship in South Africa and fulfill a lifelong dream. I loved every second of my time in the Gondwana Game Reserve and it applied directly to my career goals.Everything exceeded my expectations. The people are fantastic, the wildlife incredible, and the experience gained unmatched.
A priceless learning experience!
July 22, 2026by: Eliza PiochProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
My GIS & Reserve Management internship at the Gondwana Game Reserve in South Africa exceeded my expectations in both the knowledge I gained and the amazing views & animals I was fortunate enough to see. It was extremely an rewarding experience as I learned lots and my supervisors taught me so much about GIS and the wildlife here.
An enriching learning experience where every day was a new and exciting adventure that has made lifelong memories.
July 20, 2026by: Isabelle PapadopoulosProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
The internship absolutely met and exceeded my expectations. The experience itself was once in a lifetime and the people, food and general vibe of the camp was always amazing. Everything about this program felt so rewarding! I’ve made so many new friends from different countries around the world and gotten to experience little bits of their cultures. Being able to stay on a game reserve has been a spectacular experience, every day is different but seeing the wildlife everyday never gets boring. Being able to contribute to the research here and learn how different types of fieldwork and observations are done is really cool.
Advanced local conservation through GIS projects, achieving key professional milestones.
July 09, 2026by: Casey BainbridgeProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
My stay in South Africa greatly exceeded my expectations. I expected my experience at Gondwana to be exciting and educational, but I never imagined it would be as impactful and enriching as it turned out to be. I'm leaving with a deep appreciation for the incredible wildlife, plants, and landscapes I experienced, as well as the connections and bonds I made with the people around me. I learned far more than I expected and gained an even greater love for the beauty and uniqueness of the region. The most rewarding part of my stay was the unexpected friendships and social bonds I formed with the people around me. I also found it rewarding to complete a GIS which gave me a sense of accomplishment. Working on conservation in such a beautiful and biodiverse region was a privilege, and every day I learned something new about the area's unique wildlife, plants, and ecology. The highlight of my stay was the friendships I formed with the people around me, as well as the privilege of seeing incredible wildlife in its natural habitat every day. Experiencing such a unique environment and becoming so familiar with the animals, plants, and landscapes was something very few people ever have the opportunity to do.
A Transcendent Journey of Deep Connections, Professional Growth, and Wildlife Conservation in South Africa
June 08, 2026by: Casey BainbridgeProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
My stay in South Africa greatly exceeded my expectations. I expected my experience at Gondwana to be exciting and educational, but I never imagined it would be as impactful and enriching as it turned out to be. I'm leaving with a deep appreciation for the incredible wildlife, plants, and landscapes I experienced, as well as the connections and bonds I made with the people around me. I learned far more than I expected and gained an even greater love for the beauty and uniqueness of the region. The most rewarding part of my stay was the unexpected friendships and social bonds I formed with the people around me. I also found it rewarding to complete a GIS which gave me a sense of accomplishment. Working on conservation in such a beautiful and biodiverse region was a privilege, and every day I learned something new about the area's unique wildlife, plants, and ecology. The highlight of my stay was the friendships I formed with the people around me, as well as the privilege of seeing incredible wildlife in its natural habitat every day. Experiencing such a unique environment and becoming so familiar with the animals, plants, and landscapes was something very few people ever have the opportunity to do. It was an unforgettable experience of living and working closely with South Africa’s wildlife, where I was constantly learning, pushed outside my comfort zone in the best ways, and grew personally and professionally while contributing to conservation work.
Fostered Professional Growth and Confirmed a Passion for International Marketing with an internship in Tokyo
June 01, 2026by: Erica Refugio MartinezMy Marketing & Communications internship in Tokyo (Japan) was one of my most rewarding experiences for my professional and academic journey. What I enjoyed the most was the opportunity to fully immerse myself in a new culture that I became deeply fond of while working alongside professionals who supported me in my career aspirations by giving me the independence and challenge to develop and lead work initiatives. This experience also allowed me to observe Japanese culture and develop an appreciation and understanding for their work ethic and respect that I will continue to implement in my future projects and in my personal life. Most importantly, this internship helped me confirm my love for traveling and my future career in international marketing.
Amazing experience in Cusco!
May 29, 2026by: David EsquerI'm a current intern placed in Cusco, Peru through IVHQ, doing marketing and communications with a local organization. The process from application to arrival was clear and well organized, and the support has been genuinely responsive. When I've reached out, I've had the best experience with REAL people replying fast and actually being helpful. The placement itself has been the highlight: meaningful work, a great host organization, and an experience that's pushed my Spanish from conversational to fluent. If you're a student considering an internship abroad in Latin America, this is a legitimate and well run way to do it.
Such an amazing well structured program
May 18, 2026by: Salima ZerroukiProgram: Most Affordable Internships in Bali | Intern Abroad HQ
I had a very positive experience with Intern Abroad HQ. From the beginning, the team was responsive and helpful, guiding me through the application process step by step. They made everything clear and easy to understand, especially when it came to preparing for the internship abroad. During my placement, in Bali I felt supported and well-informed. The local team and coordinators were approachable and available whenever I had questions or needed assistance. The experience itself was meaningful and helped me grow both personally and professionally. Not to forget the internship was very helpful, full of joy, and inspiring people, that I learned so much from. I’m very grateful and happy that I was part of this amazing program, would definitely recommend it to every student that wants to get out of their comfort zone but somehow scared, you won’t be feeling scared because the team will take really good care of you throughout your whole time during your internship!! Sending you love ❤️❤️
I am genuinely grateful that I took the leap despite my initial hesitation, because it became one of the most impactful and transformative experiences of my life so far.
May 08, 2026by: Casey Ann DeanI truly wish I had spent the full 12 weeks in Ireland rather than only four. However, within that short time, I tried to fully immerse myself into the experience as much as possible. One of the things I appreciated most was that my internship was genuinely hands-on rather than simply shadowing someone the entire time. I was trusted with real responsibilities, projects, and problem-solving opportunities that allowed me to grow professionally and personally in ways I honestly did not expect. Before arriving, I had fears and uncertainties about whether I would be capable enough, experienced enough, or even if my age would affect how I fit into the program. Those fears quickly faded once I became immersed in the experience itself. This internship challenged me to adapt to unfamiliar environments, problem-solve independently, communicate within a new culture, and gain confidence in my own abilities. I was able to work on projects involving social media, marketing strategy, Google Ads troubleshooting, tourism promotion, and organizational systems while also learning more about Irish culture, history, and daily life. Personally, the experience had an even greater impact on me than I expected. Living abroad helped me become more independent, adaptable, confident, and willing to step outside of my comfort zone. It also deeply inspired me creatively as a writer and future author by exposing me to new places, stories, perspectives, and experiences. I am incredibly grateful that I took the leap and participated in the program despite my initial fears and uncertainties. It became one of the most impactful experiences of my life so far. If I were to offer one area of constructive feedback, it would be encouraging more visible student testimonials, experiences, and promotional content surrounding the program itself. Before applying, it was sometimes difficult to find detailed firsthand experiences or examples from previous participants, which initially made the program feel harder to fully research and trust from the outside looking in. Because of that, I think encouraging more students to share their internship experiences publicly through testimonials, videos, social media content, or alumni stories could greatly help future participants feel more confident and reassured during the decision-making process. Now having completed the program myself, I absolutely would recommend it to others and plan to share my own experience as well. I am genuinely grateful that I took the leap despite my initial hesitation, because it became one of the most impactful and transformative experiences of my life so far.
I learned a lot more than I expected when I first started
April 01, 2026by: Jennifer DempseyProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
What I enjoyed most about this internship was the unexpected teaching experience and the variety of work I got to do. I went into the program not expecting to teach, but I was first asked to cover one class for a week while a teacher was away. I had mentioned that I am studying to become a teacher, so they gave me the opportunity, and I am really grateful for that. After that, they asked me to cover more classes, and I ended up teaching for about two weeks in total. This was a big learning experience for me, and it helped me build confidence, improve my communication skills, and gain real classroom experience that I didn’t expect to get. Alongside this, I also did administration work for one week at the beginning and again later in the program. This gave me a better understanding of how things are organized behind the scenes in an education setting. Overall, the mix of admin work and teaching made the internship very valuable, and I learned a lot more than I expected when I first started. This really helped me develop personally and professionally. I am so grateful for the opportunity.
My Business Development internship in Japan was a deeply rewarding experience that accelerated both my professional skills and cross-cultural growth
March 26, 2026by: Samuel ShearsMy Business Development internship in Japan was an incredibly rewarding experience. I enjoyed working alongside people from different backgrounds, experiencing Japanese culture, and contributing to meaningful projects that supported the organisation. The internship strengthened my communication, adaptability, and problem-solving skills while giving me valuable cross-cultural experience that will benefit both my personal growth and future career.
Professionally, this experience significantly broadened my understanding of what it means to be a nurse.
March 25, 2026by: Annabelle MuellerProgram: Intern Abroad HQ - Affordable Internships From Just 2 weeks!
My three-week internship in Arusha, Tanzania contributed to my personal development by challenging me in ways I had never anticipated. From the moment I arrived, I was placed in unfamiliar situations that required me to adapt and remain open-minded. Although some situations was initially stressful and unfamiliar, it showed me the strength of the Tanzanian community and the willingness of people to help one another. It helped me develop emotional resilience and a deeper appreciation for life, family, and the responsibility nurses have to remain compassionate and professional during challenging circumstances. Professionally, this experience significantly broadened my understanding of what it means to be a nurse. Seeing the effects of preventable illnesses such as sepsis and HIV/AIDS, as well as working in an environment with limited resources, showed me that nursing is not only about having the best equipment or following an ideal set of circumstances. It requires critical thinking, adaptability, resourcefulness, teamwork, and the ability to provide the best care possible with what is available. Watching the nurses continue to care for their patients despite difficult circumstances taught me a great deal about dedication and resilience. I also learned that nursing involves caring for the whole person and their family, including providing compassion and support when the outcome cannot be changed. Overall, my time in Tanzania pushed me outside of my comfort zone, strengthened my confidence and adaptability, and gave me a greater appreciation for the privilege and responsibility of being a nurse. I will carry these experiences with me as I continue developing both personally and professionally.
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