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Coliving in Indonesia

Quick answer

Indonesia combines Bali’s established remote-work communities with large-city coliving in Jakarta, Bandung, Yogyakarta and Surabaya. Local managed shared homes, often called kost, sit alongside coliving brands aimed at international residents.

Updated 7 destination guides · 15 named spacesHow we research

Indonesia at a glance
DestinationsBali, Bandung, Canggu, Jakarta, Surabaya, Ubud, Yogyakarta
Named coliving spaces15 listed
Remote-work picksBali, Canggu, Ubud
Advertised starting pricesIDR 1,968,000 to IDR 13,000,000 per month
12 named spaces publish a monthly price; checked 25 September 2026.
CurrencyIndonesian rupiah (IDR)
Time zonesCentral Indonesia Time (WITA), UTC+8 · Western Indonesia Time (WIB), UTC+7
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CHOOSE YOUR BASE

Where to live in Indonesia

Decide first whether your stay is anchored by an island routine, a city job or study. Bali, Canggu and Ubud suit different paces of island life; Jakarta and Surabaya reward choosing around a commute; Bandung and Yogyakarta suit creative and campus-led routines.

Compare Indonesia coliving destinations
DestinationBest forAreas to compareNamed spaces
BaliCoast & outdoors, Remote workCanggu · Ubud5
BandungCreative culture, Study & careerDago · Braga2
CangguCoast & outdoors, Remote workBatu Bolong · Pererenan3
JakartaCity energy, Study & careerKemang · Central Jakarta6
SurabayaCity energy, Study & careerWest Surabaya · City centre1
UbudCreative culture, Remote workUbud centre · Penestanan2
YogyakartaCreative culture, Study & careerPrawirotaman · Kaliurang corridor1
REAL PLACES TO COMPARE

Named coliving spaces in Indonesia

Source-linked operator and marketplace pages. They are research options, not live ColivingScout inventory; confirm the exact room, price and availability on each source.

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15 named spaces in Indonesia
SpaceDestinationAreaFormat
Rukita 79A KemangJakartaKemang, South JakartaManaged shared home
Rukita Deluxe Vivara MentengJakartaCikini, Central JakartaManaged shared home
Rukita Westwood KemangJakartaKemang, South JakartaManaged shared home
Rukita Tenun CoLivingJakartaKuningan / SetiabudiManaged shared home
Cove Ume NerusCangguTibubeneng, CangguColiving residence
Cove ArgantaCangguCangguColiving residence
Cove Rumah PadiCangguBerawa, CangguColiving residence
Outpost Ubud Nyuh Kuning LiveUbudNyuh Kuning, UbudColiving home
Semana Residences by CoveUbudSingakerta, UbudSocial residence
Rukita Pelanduk BandungBandungLengkong / MalabarManaged shared home
Dago Home BandungBandungDagoManaged shared home
Rukita Kalani Putra CondongcaturYogyakartaCondongcaturMen-only shared home
Rukita Sanova Living Putri KeputihSurabayaKeputih / SukoliloWomen-only shared home
Cove North PeakJakartaTanjung Duren, West JakartaStandard room, shared bathroom
Cove The Peak GardenJakartaTanjung Duren, West JakartaStandard room, shared or en-suite bathroom
QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK

Coliving in Indonesia: FAQs

Where is the best place for coliving in Indonesia?

It depends on your routine. Decide first whether your stay is anchored by an island routine, a city job or study. Bali, Canggu and Ubud suit different paces of island life; Jakarta and Surabaya reward choosing around a commute; Bandung and Yogyakarta suit creative and campus-led routines. ColivingScout has guides for Bali, Bandung, Canggu, Jakarta, Surabaya, Ubud and Yogyakarta.

How many coliving spaces are listed in Indonesia?

ColivingScout lists 15 named coliving and shared-living options in Indonesia: 2 in Bandung, 3 in Canggu, 6 in Jakarta, 1 in Surabaya, 2 in Ubud, 1 in Yogyakarta. Each links to its operator or marketplace page, where the current room, price and availability should be confirmed.

Which Indonesia destinations suit remote workers?

Our editorial remote-work picks in Indonesia are Bali, Canggu and Ubud. That describes the destination, not an individual home: ask each operator for a recent internet test from the room or desk you will use, and where you can take calls.

What currency is used in Indonesia?

Indonesia uses the Indonesian rupiah (IDR). Ask whether a coliving price is quoted in local currency or another currency, and whether card or transfer fees apply.

What should I check before booking coliving in Indonesia?

Confirm the exact room and address, ask for an itemised quote covering rent, deposit, utilities, cleaning and fees, and get the minimum stay, notice period and cancellation terms in writing. Check your own visa or entry conditions with official sources; ColivingScout does not give immigration advice.

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