Entry and visas
What you need before the plane lands: the right visa, the arrival card, the Bali levy — and what happens if you stay a day too long.
- Before booking: check whether you need a visa at all. Up to 14 days before you fly: buy the e-VOA online if you do.
- Up to 3 days before landing: fill in the All Indonesia arrival card and keep the QR code.
- Bali only: pay the tourist levy before you fly or at the airport.
- After landing: note your last legal day — and extend before it, not on it.
- Which Indonesia Tourist Visa Do You Need? Visa-Free, VOA or C1
Which Indonesia visa fits your trip: visa exemption for 19 countries, visa on arrival up to 60 days, or the C1 tourist e-visa up to 180 days.
- Indonesia Visa on Arrival and e-VOA: Fee, Rules and How to Apply
Indonesia's visa on arrival: Rp500,000 for 30 days, extendable once. How the e-VOA works, who needs one, the announced fee rise and costly mistakes.
- Bali Visa and Entry Requirements 2026: What You Need, in Order
Which Bali visa you need in 2026, where to get it online, what the visa on arrival costs, plus the arrival card, the Rp150,000 levy and customs limits.
- All Indonesia Arrival Card for Bali and Indonesia: How to Fill It In
The free All Indonesia arrival card for Bali and Indonesia: when to submit it, every screen with screenshots, the customs declaration, families, and fake sites.
- How to Extend a Visa on Arrival in Indonesia: Online Step, Office Visit, Fee
Extending an Indonesia visa on arrival: Rp500,000 for 30 more days, the online application, the mandatory office visit and when to start.
- Bali Tourist Levy (Tourist Tax): Rp150,000, How to Pay, Who Is Exempt
Bali's Rp150,000 tourist tax: when and where to pay it online or at the airport, the official Love Bali site, exemptions, children and fake payment sites.
- Visa stay checker
Enter your arrival date and visa type to see your last legal day, the latest safe day to extend and what an overstay would cost.