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Frequently Asked Questions
All passengers (including children) travelling from abroad are required to fill in a Arrival Card prior to entry into Indonesia, here.
Steps to Complete the Arrival Card for Foreign Visitors
- Visit All Indonesia here to fill out the Arrival Card.
- Select “English” and “Foreign Visitor” and fill in the required info
- Submit the form to receive your QR code.
- Present the QR code (either printed or on your device) along with passport upon arrival.
- You can do this pass within 3 days of your arrival
Yes. You can arrange one prior to travelling which will save you time at the airport on arrival in Indonesia. Apply for your e-Visa here. The Visa costs 500,000 IDR (roughly AUD$50).
As of February 2024, Australian travellers must pay a tourist levy of 150,000IDR per person (approximately $15AUD) in order to enter Bali. You can pay the fee via the lovebali.baliprov.go.id website or Love Bali app. You will need to enter your details, including your passport number and arrival date. Once paid, a ‘Levy Voucher’ will be sent to your email.
It is important to make sure the voucher is valid and active as you will need to present it at scanning checkpoints when entering Bali. Travellers are able to pay the fee by debit or credit card at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport or Benoa Harbour, however this is not encouraged.
Yes, it needs to be valid for a minimum of six months from date of return to Australia.
You do not require vaccination to travel to Indonesia. Please check the latest updates on Sherpa.
Your booking can be amended to new dates or placed into credit. Refer to terms and conditions for more detail.
We highly recommend getting travel insurance for your holiday. Learn more here.
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No, children under 18 are not required to be vaccinated to enter Indonesia. Refer to Sherpa.
