Nanny / Childcare
48 listings available
Nannies and babysitters in Bali: 46 active listings on Lokalfinds in September 2026, almost all posted by nannies offering their services, mostly around Denpasar and Canggu. The 10 listings that publish a full-time monthly rate ask between IDR 4 and 12 million (median IDR 5.75 million). Hourly babysitting and part-time care are agreed directly with the nanny.
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FAQ: Nanny / Childcare in Bali
How much does a nanny cost in Bali?
On the 10 listings that publish a full-time monthly rate in September 2026, prices range from IDR 4 to 12 million, with a median of 5.75 million. The rate depends on hours, the number and age of the children, the languages spoken, and whether the nanny lives in.
Live-in or live-out nanny?
Of the 37 listings that say so, 36 are live-out nannies. A live-in nanny is housed and fed by the family: write down the hours, days off and what is provided.
What rights does a household nanny have?
Manpower Ministry Regulation 2/2015 on domestic workers (art. 7) lists, among others: wages as agreed, healthy food and drink, adequate rest, leave as agreed, time to practise their religion and a religious holiday allowance (THR). A written agreement avoids misunderstandings.
What should I check before hiring?
The ID card (KTP), references you can call, experience with your children's ages and, depending on your needs, first aid and swimming. A paid trial day lets you see the nanny at work before committing.
Can a foreign nanny or au pair work in Bali?
Not on a visit visa: according to the Directorate General of Immigration, its holder may not receive wages from a person or company in Indonesia. Paid work requires a work-based stay permit.