Before arriving in Bali, make sure to check the current visa requirements for your nationality. Many visitors from over 80 countries can enter Indonesia visa-free for up to 30 days for tourism purposes. However, this cannot be extended. If you plan to stay longer, consider applying for a visa on arrival (VoA), which can be extended once for an additional 30 days. Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months from the date of entry.
- Visa on Arrival can be applied for online The Official eVisa website for Indonesia or when you arrive. Hence Visa on Arrival the cost is 500,000 IDR or $50 Australian. There are multiple types of Visas but the easiest one the most used is this one. It gives you 30 days and then another 30 days if you request an extension.
- Customs Declaration is required and needs to be applied for online Indonesian Customs Declaration (e-CD). You can also complete when you land at the airport using your smartphone via QR code. Once completed you will receive a QR code and download or save it as a picture to show to officials.
- Heath Declaration is required and can be completed here: SSHP. Once you complete you will receive a QR code to be shown to officials. Screenshot and save as picture.
- Bali Tourist Levy is 150,000 IDR ($15 Australian) and can be paid on arrival at a stand at the airport or via website Welcome to Bali, the Island of Gods – Love Bali
