Indonesia (Bali) for Australian citizens

Everything Australian citizens need

• RequiredIDR 500,000

  e-VOA (electronic Visa on Arrival)

  Online before you fly, or at the airport on arrival

  Lets you stay for up to 30 days for tourism, and it can be extended once for another 30 days. Apply on Indonesia's official eVisa site, or buy a Visa on Arrival at the airport.

  Timing, children and what you need evisa.imigrasi.go.id
• RequiredFree

  All Indonesia arrival card

  Within 3 days (72 hours) before you arrive in Indonesia.

  One free online form for immigration, customs, health and quarantine. Each traveller needs one. You'll get a QR code to show when you land.

  Timing, children and what you need allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id
• RequiredIDR 150,000 per person

  Bali tourism levy

  Before you travel or during your stay. Paid once per trip.

  A one-off levy for foreign visitors to Bali, paid once per trip. Only pay on the official Love Bali site. You'll get a QR voucher by email.

  Timing, children and what you need lovebali.baliprov.go.id
• RequiredNone

  Passport

  At least 6 months from arrival

  Your passport needs at least 6 months' validity when you arrive in Indonesia. Bring proof of a return or onward ticket too.

Coming home

• RequiredFree

  Incoming Passenger Card

  On the plane, or up to 72 hours before departure for invited Qantas passengers

  Most passengers arriving in Australia declare customs, biosecurity and health details on this card, including Australians coming home. A digital version, the Australia Travel Declaration, is being trialled on Qantas flights.

  Timing, children and what you need Incoming Passenger Card (Australian Border Force)

Questions

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