BALI INFORMATION

visa arrival tips

To enter Bali, you'll need a valid passport, a visa if required based on your nationality, and a completed SATUSEHAT Health Pass (SSHP). You also need a return or onward flight ticket and to complete an electronic customs declaration (e-CD). Additionally, you may need to pay the Bali Tourism Levy. Here's a more detailed breakdown:

1 Passport

Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay in Indonesia. Ensure your passport has at least one blank page for visa stamps.

2 Visa

Determine if you need a visa based on your nationality. Some nationalities may qualify for visa-free entry, while others may require a visa on arrival or an e-visa. If you need a visa, apply for it in advance or obtain one on arrival if eligible. For students, the Visit Visa B211A is recommended.

3 SATUSEHAT Health Pass (SSHP)

All international travelers must complete the SSHP online before or upon arrival. The SSHP is a health declaration that includes your travel history and health status.

4 Customs Declaration

You must complete an electronic customs declaration (e-CD). The e-CD is a mandatory step for all travelers, even if you are not carrying any restricted goods

5 Return or Onward Ticket

You must have a return or onward flight ticket to demonstrate your intention to leave Bali within the allowed visa period.

6 Bali Tourism Levy

You may need to pay the Bali Tourism Levy, which is a fee for visiting Bali.

7 Other Considerations

Pre-register for Bali's Autogates if you plan to use them. Be aware of local customs and etiquette, including dressing modestly and respecting sacred sites