Going to Bali? There are a few important entry requirements and travel details to organise before you fly.
This Bali travel checklist focuses on what Australians actually need to have ready before travelling, from your passport and visa to your Bali Tourist Levy Voucher and All Indonesia digital arrival QR code.
1. Check Your Passport
Your passport must have at least six months validity remaining from the date you arrive in Indonesia.
If you are uploading your passport for your visa application, make sure the entire photo information page is clearly visible, including all numbers and characters at the bottom. The image should be clear, uncropped and unobstructed, with no fingers or thumbs covering any part of the passport.
2. Organise Your 30 Day B1 Tourist eVisa
Australians travelling to Bali for a typical holiday of up to 30 days can organise the B1 Tourist eVisa online before travelling.
Bali Easy Visa processes the bali 30 day visa before you travel, so you can have your entry documents organised before heading to the airport.
3. Prepare Your Bali Visa Application
Have your information ready before starting your application:
- Passport details and a clear passport image
- Recent photograph
- Flight and arrival details
- Accommodation details
- Contact details
Check that your name, passport details and travel dates match your documents exactly before submitting your application.
4. Check Your Return or Onward Travel
Have your return or onward flight details ready before travelling. Keep your booking confirmation accessible and make sure your travel dates match the information provided with your application.
5. Organise Your Bali Tourist Levy Voucher
Foreign tourists visiting Bali are required to pay the Bali Tourist Levy, subject to official exemptions. It is also commonly referred to as the Bali Tourist Tax.
The levy helps support initiatives that protect Bali’s culture and environment and improve tourism infrastructure and waste management.
Bali Easy Visa organises your Bali Tourist Levy Voucher together with your 30 day B1 Tourist eVisa and All Indonesia digital arrival QR code through one simple application.
6. Organise Your All Indonesia Digital Arrival QR Code
International travellers entering Indonesia need to complete the applicable All Indonesia digital arrival declaration before arrival. Once completed, you receive a digital arrival QR code to present as required when entering Indonesia.
Bali Easy Visa organises your All Indonesia digital arrival QR code as part of the same application as your visa and Tourist Levy Voucher.
7. Confirm Your Accommodation Details
Have the name and address of your hotel, villa or other accommodation ready. These details may be needed during your application and arrival process.
8. Check Your Flight Details
Double check your arrival date, flight number and return or onward flight. Make sure your flight dates match the travel information provided with your application.
9. Print Your Bali Entry Documents Before You Fly
We recommend printing your key Bali entry documents before travelling and keeping digital copies available on your phone as a backup.
Print and carry:
- 30 day B1 Tourist eVisa
- Bali Tourist Levy Voucher
- All Indonesia digital arrival QR code
Having printed copies means you are not relying on your phone battery, internet access or finding the right document when you need it.
Final Bali Entry Checklist Before You Fly
- Passport with at least six months validity remaining from arrival
- 30 day B1 Tourist eVisa
- Bali Tourist Levy Voucher
- All Indonesia digital arrival QR code
- Return or onward flight details
- Accommodation details
- Printed copies of your entry documents
