Do Australians Need a Visa for Bali?
Yes. Australians travelling to Bali for a typical holiday need a visa.
For stays of up to 30 days, Australians can organise the B1 Tourist eVisa online before travelling to Bali.
Your visa is not the only entry requirement you need to organise. Australians also need to consider the Bali Tourist Levy and the All Indonesia digital arrival declaration before entering Bali.
Bali Easy Visa makes this simple by organising your:
- 30 day B1 Tourist eVisa
- Bali Tourist Levy Voucher
- All Indonesia digital arrival QR code
All through one simple online application.
What Visa Do Australians Need for Bali?
For a typical Bali holiday of up to 30 days, Australians can use the B1 Tourist Visa. Bali Easy Visa processes the 30 day B1 Tourist eVisa online before you travel, so your visa can be organised before you leave Australia.
The B1 Tourist eVisa is designed for short tourist visits to Indonesia and provides a 30 day stay.
Can Australians Apply for a Bali Visa Online?
Yes. Australians can organise the 30 day B1 Tourist eVisa online before travelling.
With Bali Easy Visa, one simple application can also organise your Bali Tourist Levy Voucher and All Indonesia digital arrival QR code, so the three key bali entry requirements for australians are prepared together.
What Do Australians Need to Enter Bali?
Before travelling, make sure you have the key entry and travel information ready:
- A valid Australian passport with at least six months validity remaining from the date you arrive in Indonesia
- 30 day B1 Tourist eVisa
- Bali Tourist Levy Voucher
- All Indonesia digital arrival QR code
- Return or onward travel details
- Accommodation details
What Do I Need for My Bali Visa Application?
Have the following information ready before starting your application:
- Passport details
- A recent photograph
- Flight and arrival details
- Accommodation details
- Contact details
Your passport image must clearly show the entire photo information page, including all numbers and characters at the bottom of the page. Make sure the image is clear, uncropped and unobstructed, with no fingers or thumbs covering any part of the passport.
Make sure the information in your application matches your passport and travel details exactly.
Do Australians Need to Pay the Bali Tourist Levy?
Yes. 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 is separate from your visa and 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.
What Is the All Indonesia Digital Arrival Declaration?
The All Indonesia digital arrival declaration is part of the entry process for international travellers entering Indonesia. Once completed, you receive an All Indonesia digital arrival QR code to present as required when entering Indonesia.
Bali Easy Visa organises this together with your 30 day B1 Tourist eVisa and Bali Tourist Levy Voucher, so you do not need to complete separate applications for each item.
