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Spanish teacher is possible, if you're qualified as such.
The rest are impossible to do legally.

So, You Want to Move to Bali?

You should have a read here, on this thread:

/forum/viewtopic.php?id=292919

Read the whole discussion as there are lots of useful links to be found there. 

Unfortunately, unless you are independently wealthy (no need to work for a living) about the only chances these days is to start a business here which generally requires a minimum start up of US $300k. 

Qualified and native English speakers can sometimes find low paying teaching jobs on Bali, but the competition for those jobs is fierce. 

Jobs on Bali are highly protected and largely reserved for the locals.

Sorry, but that’s the reality of the situation here on Bali.

Good luck realizing your dreams.

@Ubudian

Hi I'm Ardit I'm from Albania, I like bali and looking about the job

@Ubudian
Hi I'm Ardit I'm from Albania, I like bali and looking about the job - @arditmbrakulli787

Do you have 10 billion Rupiah to start a business?

Do you have skills unavailable in Indonesia?

If you can answer 'yes' to one of the above, you have a chance.

Not sure why so many people want to move to Bali. I go there a few times each year, but wouldn't want to live there as it has changed and is changing at a very fast rate, and not for the better in my opinion. I lived there in the 90's and it was brilliant back then but expats are largely seen as just a source of money.