An official from the Immigration Office has announced that the government did not change the requirements of the visa on arrival program for international travelers.
The Public Relations Sub-coordinator of the Immigration Office, Achmad Nur Saleh, confirmed that the central government decided to leave the requirements for the visa on arrival program unchanged.
The requirements prior to the Covid-19 pandemic are the exact requirements currently implemented for visitors from 23 select countries.
“Following the Government’s Regulation Number 28 Year 2019, the VoA tariff for international travelers is still USD $35 (IDR 500,000),” Achmad said on Sunday (6/3).
He emphasized that this resumed VoA program is only for visitors who enter through the immigration checkpoint at Bali Ngurah Rai Airport. Despite this, visitors can travel to the other parts of Indonesia afterwards and leave the country from any region.
Here are the requirements for applying for a visa on arrival:
- visitor must show passport that has at least 6 months of validity
- round trip airline ticket or another ticket connecting to other countries
- the stay permit granted by immigration is valid for only 30 days, and can be extended for 1 time max
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Alex
Sunday 3rd of December 2023
Ali is 50% nature / 50% prostitution. Everybody is free to make the right choice. If i want to take my family to somewhere, i’ll avoid places like there, finish.
Thailand, Malaysia, South Vietnam are more interesting. Less confusion, less motorbikes and more people.
Goodluck 😜
Lee
Thursday 17th of March 2022
I am confused, was looking at coming over but do I need the voa for a 2week holiday. 600 bucks for pcr for family plus the cost if the ones over there. Should just use rat tests by now. Quicker and cheaper.
Robbo Robertson
Wednesday 9th of March 2022
Let's get going over there no quarantine let's go accommodation has dropped by50ps to ho Robbo
Wayan Bo
Tuesday 8th of March 2022
Should be free of charge. Not even one US $.
Randy
Wednesday 9th of March 2022
@Wayan Bo, travelers will still come. It's better than the sponsorship visas that many are reluctant to do that will put a hole in their wallets.
Ben
Wednesday 9th of March 2022
@Wayan Bo, It used to be free of charge with a Dutch passport. I remember having to pay for the visa, but that must be over 10 years ago by now.
There was the -option- to pay $35 for VOA such that you could extend it once, though practically that meant nothing as they would not let you get on a flight to Indonesia without a ticket out of the country within 30 days.
Steven
Tuesday 8th of March 2022
Its good that the VOA has returned to the same system as pre-pandemic. Common sense has prevailed, changes would have been a mistake and added confusion to already hesitant tourists. I hope we will see many tourists very soon here in bali.
Steven
Saturday 12th of March 2022
@Denise Waddington, Depends were your from, visa waiver was for selected countries only. Anyway at least things are starting to return to normal finally.
Denise Waddington
Friday 11th of March 2022
@Steven, before covid no paid visa required