📋 Before You Arrive: Your Essential Bali Checklist

Most international travelers require a visa to enter Indonesia for up to 30 days. We highly recommend applying for the Electronic Visa on Arrival (e-VoA) online to skip the payment queues at the airport.

• Requirement: Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from your date of entry.
• 🔗 Apply for your E-Visa here

As of 2024, all international tourists are required to pay a one-time fee of IDR 150,000 (approx. $10 USD / €9). These funds are dedicated to preserving Bali’s unique culture and protecting the natural environment.

• Tip: Keep a screenshot of your QR code receipt on your phone, as it may be checked at various entry points.
• 🔗 Pay your Tourist Levy here

Indonesia has replaced paper customs forms with a digital system. You can fill out this declaration up to 3 days before your arrival. After completion, you will receive a QR code to be scanned after you collect your luggage.

• Note: Only one form is required per family/group.
• 🔗 Fill out your Customs Declaration here

 According to current health regulations, all travelers are required to complete a brief online health self-declaration form.

• Note: This is mandatory as of late 2025/2024 to ensure public health safety.
• Official Link: 🔗 Complete your Health Pass here