‘Digital nomads’ who started ‘foreigner-only’ Bali run club barred from country
When they said they were, the club responded: “That explains why you are not accepted. If any foreign nationals are involved, arrest them immediately.”Storms and van Vliet left for Singapore last week before immigration officers could detain them.AdvertisementThe club has also been accused of operating without official licences for the public spaces it uses. Foreign nationals are banned under Indonesian law from managing or operating commercial events without permits.Related ArticleOpinionTravel tipsDigital nomads are awful.
- ▪When they said they were, the club responded: “That explains why you are not accepted.
- ▪If any foreign nationals are involved, arrest them immediately.”Storms and van Vliet left for Singapore last week before immigration officers could detain them.AdvertisementThe club has also been accused of operating without official licenc
- ▪Foreign nationals are banned under Indonesian law from managing or operating commercial events without permits.Related ArticleOpinionTravel tipsDigital nomads are awful.
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