What do you like the most about living in Bali? Is it the nature, the culture, or the people?, Can you describe your typical day in Bali? How is it different from your day in Russia?, What is your favorite Balinese food? Have you learned to cook any local dishes?, How do you spend your free time? Do you go to the beach, surf, or visit temples?, Was it difficult to get used to the climate and the pace of life in Bali?, What things from Moscow or St. Petersburg do you sometimes miss? Maybe specific places, food, or activities?, How is the lifestyle in Bali different from the lifestyle in a big Russian city? (For example, is it more relaxed or busy?), Thinking about public transport, shops, and services – what is more convenient in Russia and what is better in Bali?, What do you think about the people? How are Balinese people different from Russians in communication?, Do you celebrate any Russian holidays in Bali? How do you do it?, Do you ever miss the changing seasons, especially Russian winter or the "white nights" in St. Petersburg?, Do you miss your friends and family in Russia? How do you stay in touch with them?, Sometimes people miss small things. Do you miss anything specific, like certain foods, books, or even the atmosphere of a Russian city?, Looking back, what do you think was the biggest change for you when you moved to Bali?, Do you think about returning to Moscow or St. Petersburg one day, or would you like to stay in Bali? What are your plans for the future?.

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