Unfortunately without vaccination you currently can not enter Indonesia yet, but there are talks that this might change.Ĭhildren under 18 can enter without proof of vaccination but must travel with a parent or guardian who meets all requirements. Double vaccination certificate (or 1 J&J vaccination)īring paper based proof. Just download the app on your phone, and they might be asking for it to show at the check-in and when arriving in Bali.įill in this form before departure and follow instructions at the customs desk.Ħ. Contact Bali Solve to arrange: WhatsApp on +6811 (mention 'Welikebali'!).īefore it was required to fill in the e-HAC but at the moment it's not necessary anymore. This visa you will need to apply for 10-15 days before your departure and costs around IDR 4.500.000 per person. If you plan to stay longer than 60 days, a B211A visa might be better for you. Note: because it's very busy at the moment at most visa agents, make sure to arrange this already a week after you arrive in Bali. You can arrange this with a local visa agent and will need to go on a specific time to the immigration office in Jimbaran for fingerprints. If you plan to stay longer than 30 days you will need an extension halfway at 30 days. The VOA is a single entry visa and valid for 2 x 30 days. Details (including the full list of eligible countries) can be find here. You can also apply for an eVOA before arrival with a dedicated immigration lane, eliminating much of the waiting-in-line delays. You can buy the visa when you arrive on the airport in Denpasar with cash (IDR, USD or Euro), Mastercard or Visa. The VOA will cost IDR 500.000 (around 32 euros) per person (children as well). For your vacation you need a Visa on Arrival (VOA). If you arrive on Visa on Arrival make sure your return date or date that you’re flying to another country is within 60 days. Make sure to share your tropical adventures with us by tagging in your stories and posts! BALI TRAVEL PRE-FLIGHT CHECK-LIST Have a safe flight and have the most amazing time on the island. We update this Bali Travel Checklist each time we receive new updates. We are not responsible for any unforseen changes. Important note: with the quickly changing rules and regulations for traveling to and within Indonesia - please inform with your local authorities as well. Make sure to prepare well for a smooth arrival. To make your life a little easier we made a checklist for all things you need to know, bring and do when traveling to Bali now.
Although entry is finally possible again for foreign travelers - which is the most amazing news after 2,5 years of no international tourism for the island! - there are certain travel conditions and regulations.
it isn’t a no brainer anymore as it was to just buy your ticket and suitcase and go. So, you are planning your trip to Bali or booked your tickets? Stoke levels are high! But now comes the rest.
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