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My Bali Tour Guide

By Michèle · Updated on

Visa and tourist levy for Bali (2027)

Visa on arrival or e-VOA, the IDR 150,000 tourist levy and the arrival declaration. Step by step.

Dek Leonk picks up two travellers at the airport
Dek Leonk picks up two travellers at the airport

In short

  • You need a passport that is valid for at least six more months.
  • Dutch and Belgian travellers buy a visa on arrival or an e-VOA online in advance: IDR 500,000 (about €25), valid for 30 days and extendable once by 30 days.
  • Every foreign visitor pays a tourist levy of IDR 150,000, children included.
  • Fill in the All Indonesia arrival declaration within the three days before you arrive.

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You buy the e-VOA on the official website of the Indonesian immigration service, evisa.imigrasi.go.id. Watch out for middlemen who charge double. With an e-VOA you can use the automatic gates at the airport, which saves a lot of time in high season. Indonesia plans to raise the price; check the current amount just before you leave.

You pay the tourist levy in advance on the Love Bali website or app. You receive a QR code by email; save a screenshot. Among other things, the levy helps protect Bali's nature and culture.

Take out travel insurance that covers medical costs abroad, and read the conditions for scooters.

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