Prepare your Stay

A certain number of countries can get an Electronic Visa on Arrival (e-VOA) for the following purposes:

1. Tourism visits
2. Government officials' visits
3. Business talks and meetings visits
4. Purchasing goods visits
5. Meeting visits
6. Transit

To get all the information regarding the Electronic Visa on Arrival (e-VOA) please click here

Citizen/passport holder not listed on the eligible country/entity must apply for an Indonesian eVisa prior to departure to Indonesia:

• More information about Single-Entry Visitor Visa (Index B211A) is available here (Immigration Information)
• Indonesian eVisa application require an Indonesian nationals/Indonesian legal entity as sponsor/guarantor which will apply the visa for foreign nationals. The sponsor must be registered on this website.

NEW: Bali Tourism Tax to apply from 14 February

From 14 February 2024, a new tax applies for all Tourists travelling to Bali. All foreigners will have to pay Rp 15 000 (around 9 euros), when they visit Indonesia’s Bali (mainland Bali, Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan). Tourists arriving from other parts of Indonesia via land or domestic flights also have to pay the tax and children are not exempted.

Tourists are encouraged to pay the tax via the Love Bali website or app before arriving on the island. After payment is made, tourists should receive a tourism levy voucher in their e-mail, and they should save the voucher on their phones for scanning when they arrive at Bali’s airport or seaports.

The Bali provincial authorities said the tax will be used to improve tourist services, preserve Balinese culture and protect the environment.