If you’re travelling to Bali for a holiday under 30 days, this is what you’ll need to complete prior to arrival.
1: Visa On Arrival ($50 aud)
2: Filling out your online ‘All Indonesia’ Customs Declaration & Health Pass (free) 3: Tourism Levy ($15)
If you’re using a device with a camera (phone, laptop, etc), you can use the new, simplified e-VOA form that allows you to scan your passport with the camera. We would recommend this option as it’s much easier. The form is here
The new All Indonesia Arrival Card is a replacement for the old customs form and health pass – combining them into one streamlined document.
You can only complete it within two days of your flight, as the form will only allow you to select an arrival date up to two days ahead (could be three, depending on time zone difference).
some tips:
Switch the language to English from the menu to avoid any issues with auto-translate later on. Be mindful that there is no option to review or edit details at the end, so double-check everything carefully as you go.
Tourism Levy is also separate and is 150,000IDR per passenger. (Around $15 pp). Obtain up to 60 days prior to departure but recommend doing the same time incase plans change
It may not be the most exciting part of planning your trip, but arranging travel insurance is probably one of the most important things you need to do before you visit Bali.