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Bali: population, jobs, wages, poverty and inequality

Bali is a province of Indonesia, number 16 of 38 by population. Bali had 4,461,267 people in 2025 (2,234,555 men and 2,226,712 women), 16th most populous of 38 provinces, or 1.6% of Indonesia's 284.4 million.

Population
4,461,267
2025
Unemployment rate
1.49%
August 2025
Minimum wage per month
Rp 3,207,459
2026
Below the poverty line
3.42%
September 2025
Gini index
0.333
2025
Population (BPS 2024 estimate)
4,433,300
2024
Children under five too short for their age (SSGI 2024)
8.6%
2024
Infants fully immunised (basic)
87.2%
2024

In depth

What is the population density of Bali?

Bali covers 5,583 square kilometres, so 799.1 people live on each square kilometre, 7th most densely populated of 38 provinces; the Indonesian average is 150.

Source: Ministry of Health (Kemenkes), Secretariat General · saved copy

What is the share of men and women in Bali?

There were 100.3 men for every 100 women in Bali in 2025.

Source: Ministry of Health (Kemenkes), Secretariat General · saved copy

How many regencies and cities are there in Bali?

Bali is divided into 8 regencies (kabupaten) and 1 city (kota), with 57 districts (kecamatan) and 716 villages and urban wards (636 desa and 80 kelurahan).

Source: Ministry of Health (Kemenkes), Secretariat General · saved copy

How provinces are governed in Indonesia

Provinces (38; 34 in 2020 data, four new Papuan provinces created in 2022). Governor and provincial council (DPRD) directly elected for five years; Yogyakarta's governor is its hereditary Sultan. Coordinates regencies and cities; the governor also represents central government.

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Sources

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