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Economy, jobs and prices in Bali, Indonesia: official figures

The open unemployment rate in Bali was 1.49% in August 2025, the lowest of 38 provinces; the national rate was 4.85%.

Unemployment rate
1.49%
August 2025
Minimum wage per month
Rp 3,207,459
2026

Is unemployment rising in Bali?

In Bali, unemployment fell by 0.30 percentage points between August 2024 (1.79%) and August 2025 (1.49%); nationally it fell from 4.91% to 4.85%.

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

What was the unemployment rate in Bali in February 2025?

The February 2025 unemployment rate in Bali was 1.58%, compared with 1.87% in February 2024 (down 0.29 percentage points); the national figures were 4.76% and 4.82%.

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

What is the minimum wage in Bali in 2026?

The 2026 provincial minimum wage in Bali is Rp 3,207,459 a month, 13th lowest of 38 provinces; the average of the 38 provincial minimums is Rp 3,508,714.

Source: Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker), Satudata Kemnaker · saved copy

How much did the minimum wage in Bali go up in 2026?

The minimum wage in Bali rose 7.0% in 2026, from Rp 2,996,561 in 2025 to Rp 3,207,459 a month (10th largest of 38 provincial increases).

Source: Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker), Satudata Kemnaker · saved copy

What is the productivity of workers in Bali?

Each worker in Bali produced about Rp 63.1 million of regional output (GDP per worker, at constant 2010 prices) in 2024, 13th lowest of 38 provinces; the national figure was Rp 89.3 million. This is a preliminary figure. Output per worker was Rp 65.9 million in 2019, down 4.2% over five years.

Source: Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker), Satudata Kemnaker · saved copy

How many young people in Bali are not in work or education?

In February 2026, 7.1% of 15 to 24 year-olds in Bali (46,286 young people) were not in school, work or training, the lowest of 38 provinces; nationally the rate was 18.3%.

Source: Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker), Satudata Kemnaker · saved copy

Are young women or men more likely to be out of work and school in Bali?

In Bali the share of young people not in school, work or training in February 2026 was 8.6% for young women and 5.6% for young men.

Source: Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker), Satudata Kemnaker · saved copy

How Bali compares with other provinces

Open unemployment rate (August 2025)

Bali ranks 38 of 38, highest first. Share of the labour force without work and looking for it (Sakernas)

RankRegionOpen unemployment rate
32East Nusa Tenggara3.31%
33Southeast Sulawesi3.31%
34West Nusa Tenggara3.06%
35Central Sulawesi2.92%
36West Sulawesi2.86%
37Highland Papua1.68%
38Bali1.49%
Source: Ministry of Health (Kemenkes), Secretariat General · saved copy

Provincial minimum wage per month (2026)

Bali ranks 26 of 38, highest first. Rupiah per month

RankRegionProvincial minimum wage per month
23West SulawesiRp 3,315,934
24Southeast SulawesiRp 3,306,496
25North SumatraRp 3,228,949
26BaliRp 3,207,459
27West SumatraRp 3,182,955
28Central SulawesiRp 3,179,565
29BantenRp 3,100,881
Source: Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker), Satudata Kemnaker · saved copy

Regional output per worker (preliminary) (2024)

Bali ranks 26 of 38, highest first. Regional GDP at constant 2010 prices divided by the number of people in work

RankRegionRegional output per worker (preliminary)
23South KalimantanRp 73.6 million
24West JavaRp 71.8 million
25West SumatraRp 68.2 million
26BaliRp 63.1 million
27AcehRp 61.3 million
28LampungRp 58.8 million
29Special Region of YogyakartaRp 57.1 million
Source: Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker), Satudata Kemnaker · saved copy

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