

This initiative is designed to contribute to the preservation and continuation of the island's unique cultural heritage while reinforcing its dedication to sustainable tourism.
Commencing February 14, 2024, international visitors to Bali will be subject to a one-time fee of IDR150,000 (USD 10). Please note the one-time payment is per each visit/arrival into Bali and applies to adults and children of all ages. International visitors are encouraged to conveniently settle this payment via the Love Bali website or App prior to their arrival. Upon payment, a tourism levy voucher will be sent via email, and the QR code can be downloaded to smartphones, or printed for scanning at checkpoints in Bali Airport and sea ports.
There will also be Bank counters available at the Bali International Aiport, for those that are unable to pay online before arrival. Cashless transactions only.
The following visa categories automatically receive exemption from the foreign tourism levy without needing to apply: A. diplomatic and official visa holders, B. conveyance crew, C. KITAS and KITAP holders, D.family unification visas,
and E.student visa holders.
F.Golden Visa Holders and G. holders of other visa types are only exempt from payment after applying for receiving approval on the official Love Bali website/app.
This is the Link for the form.
Every personal passenger goods, per person on every arrival, is granted import duties, excise, and taxes exemption of USD 500.00 on their personal goods (personal effect) that were purchased or obtained abroad and will remain in Indonesia.
Every personal crew goods, per person on every arrival, is granted import duties, excise, and taxes exemption of USD 50.00 on their personal goods (personal effect) that were purchased or obtained abroad and will remain in Indonesia.
For those who import goods for other purposes than personal use (e.g. the total amount of the goods are unusual for personal use or the goods are used for commercial purposes such as companies/store/institution/industry), are subject to import duties, excise, and taxes.
The following amount of excisable goods for personal use that were purchased or obtained abroad and will remain in Indonesia are exempted from import duties, excise, and taxes for every adult on every arrival :
1. | Passenger | |||
a. | 18 years old or above : 200 cigarettes, 25 cigars, or 100 grams of sliced tobacco or other tobacco products, and/ or | |||
b. | 21 years old or above : 1 liter of alcoholic beverages, or | |||
2. | Crew : 40 cigarettes, 10 cigars, or 40 grams of sliced tobacco or other tobacco products, and/or 350 milliliter of alcoholic beverages |
Upon the excess of the excisable goods will be destroyed.
You are required to notify the Customs Officer if you are bringing :
Should you have unaccompanied baggage, please duplicate this Customs Declaration and request an approval to Customs Officer for claiming the unaccompanied baggage.
To expedite the customs services, please notify the goods that you are bringing/carrying completely and correctly in this form, then submit it to Customs Officer.
Making a false declaration constitutes serious offences which attract penalties or punishment in accordance with laws and regulations.
Important update from the Indonesian Government, effective immediately, following the classification of Mpox as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) by the WHO on August 14, 2024.
All passengers and aircraft personnel traveling from abroad are now required to fill in a Health Pass prior to entry into Indonesia. Please complete the form before boarding your flight to Bali.
We appreciate travellers cooperation in adhering to this new requirement
Click here to access the Health Pass Form
After filling in the form completely, a QR Code and personal data information will appear.
Are children required to fill out the SATUSEHAT Health Pass?
Every traveler is required to fill in the SATUSEHAT Health Pass including children. For children, parents or guardians can help fill it in and can save the QR Code of the child's SATUSEHAT Health Pass.
Indonesian Ministry of Health FAQ section available here