An Ubud 3 month stay package from Ubud Nomad Living bundles housing, a coworking arrangement and on-the-ground support into one ready-made base, so a remote worker arriving in Bali for a full quarter has somewhere to live, somewhere to work and someone to call from day one. It replaces the usual pattern of booking a hotel for a week, then scrambling to find a monthly rental once you land.
Why does a three-month base work better than rolling monthly bookings?
Ninety days is the length at which Ubud stops being a trip and starts being a residence, and the cost structure changes with it: long-stay rates in Ubud are quoted per month rather than per night, and the per-night equivalent drops sharply once an owner is not re-cleaning and re-listing a property every few days. Booking three months as a block gives you negotiating position on that rate, first choice of the better properties, and stability that rolling weekly bookings never produce.
The practical benefit is time. Nomads who arrive without a base typically lose their first two working weeks to property viewings, scooter arrangements, SIM cards and finding a workspace that does not echo. A pre-arranged base removes that entirely.
What is included in the base package?
Every base package is assembled from the same building blocks and then adjusted to the guest, because a solo developer and a couple with a dog need very different versions of the same quarter.
- Accommodation for the full period: private room, apartment, villa or a coliving unit, held under one arrangement
- A workspace solution, either an in-property desk setup or a membership at a nomad-friendly coworking venue
- Connectivity plan: property connection verified plus a local mobile data backup
- Airport arrival transfer and orientation of your immediate neighbourhood
- Scooter or driver arrangement introductions for daily movement
- Practical local support: laundry, cleaning schedule, trusted clinics and repair contacts
- One WhatsApp contact for the entire ninety days
Rates are quoted per request rather than published, since Ubud long-stay pricing moves with season, property type and party size. Send your dates and requirements and you receive one written quotation covering the whole block.
Which housing type suits a ninety-day base?
Ubud’s long-stay housing splits into four clear categories, and choosing correctly at the start avoids a mid-quarter move that costs money and a week of productivity.
| Housing type | Best suited to | Main trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Coliving unit | Solo arrivals who want community immediately | Less privacy, shared communal areas |
| Private room or homestay | Budget-focused stays with local immersion | Limited kitchen and workspace control |
| Apartment or studio | Couples and anyone cooking regularly | Fewer garden and pool options |
| Private villa | Families, teams, anyone on constant video calls | Highest cost, usually needs transport |
If community is the priority, most three-month guests pair the base with our ubud nomad coliving arrangements, which put the social layer in place before arrival. If the deciding factor is workspace quality rather than housing, the ubud coworking membership options are worth reviewing alongside this package.
How is the ninety days actually structured?
We plan the quarter in three phases, because guests who treat month one exactly like month three usually burn out or under-explore.
| Phase | Focus |
|---|---|
| Month one: settle | Neighbourhood orientation, transport sorted, routine established, first community events |
| Month two: produce | Deepest working month, stable schedule, weekend trips to the coast or highlands |
| Month three: decide | Extend, relocate within Bali, or wrap up cleanly with departure logistics handled |
Extensions are worth thinking about early rather than late. We keep the extension conversation open from around week eight, because by the final fortnight the better long-stay properties are usually already committed to the next guest.
What do you need to arrange before you arrive?
Two things belong on your checklist well before the flight: your immigration status and your money setup. Entry and stay conditions for Indonesia depend on your nationality, your intended length of stay and the nature of your activity while here, so verify your own situation against official Indonesian immigration sources or a licensed agent before you book a non-refundable ninety-day arrangement. We can talk you through the general options on a visa strategy call, which is orientation and information rather than legal advice.
On money, expect Ubud to be a mixed-payment environment: card acceptance is normal in larger cafés and hotels while smaller warungs, markets and many landlords work in cash. Arriving with a card that does not charge punishing foreign-transaction fees, plus a plan for cash withdrawals, removes a recurring irritation.
How do you book the base package?
The process runs entirely through our team over WhatsApp, with no application to install and no self-service checkout. You send your arrival date, budget band, housing preference and working hours; we return two or three matched options with honest notes on each; you confirm one; we hold it and issue an arrival plan. From that point until departure, one person handles everything.
Frequently asked questions
Can the package be shorter or longer than three months?
Yes. Three months is the standard block because it matches how Ubud long-stay housing is priced and how most remote workers plan a season, but we regularly arrange one-month and six-month versions of the same structure. Shorter blocks carry a higher effective monthly rate, since owners price a single month closer to short-stay levels. Tell us your real window and we quote for it.
What happens if the accommodation is not right after arrival?
Raise it with your contact immediately rather than enduring it. Because we hold the arrangement rather than leaving you alone with a landlord, we can usually move a guest to an alternative property inside the first week, subject to the terms of the original booking, which are written into your quotation before you confirm. The most common triggers are noise and commute distance, both of which we try to screen out in advance.
Do I need my own transport for a ninety-day stay in Ubud?
Most long-stay residents in Ubud use a scooter, because the town’s attractions, cafés and coworking venues are spread across several kilometres of narrow roads where cars move slowly. If you do not ride, a regular driver or ride-hailing apps cover the same ground at higher cost. We introduce trusted rental and driver contacts, and always recommend confirming your own insurance position before riding.
Is the coworking element compulsory?
No. Some guests work entirely from their accommodation and skip the workspace component, while others want a desk from the first morning. The package is assembled to your brief, so the coworking element can be a full monthly membership, a lighter day-pass arrangement, or nothing at all if your property’s work setup is genuinely sufficient.
Can a couple or a family use this package?
Yes, and it is a common configuration. Families need different filters — proximity to schools and clinics, an enclosed garden, a second bedroom that works as an office — which is why we treat that scenario separately in our family-friendly long-stay options. Tell us the ages of any children at the brief stage so the shortlist is right the first time.
Reserve your Ubud base for the next quarter
Send your arrival date, housing preference and working hours and we will return matched options with a written quotation. Message the team on WhatsApp at https://wa.me/6281139414563 or email bd@juaraholding.com.