1. How to Get to Bali

Most international visitors arrive at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport in Tuban, Badung Regency. The airport has two main terminals:

• International Arrivals Terminal – for flights from overseas.
• Domestic Arrivals Terminal – for flights from other Indonesian cities.

You can also enter Bali by sea via:

• Gilimanuk Port (from Banyuwangi, East Java)
• Padang Bai Port (from Lombok and Nusa Penida)
• Benoa Harbour (for international cruise ships)

2. Entry Requirements for International Tourists

• A valid passport (minimum 6 months validity)
• A visa (Visa on Arrival or e-Visa), depending on your nationality
• An arrival card, filled in on the plane or online

Tip: Check the latest visa regulations before your trip, as rules may change.

3. Mandatory Bali Tourist Levy

Since 2024, Bali has implemented a Tourist Levy for all foreign visitors.

• Amount: IDR 150,000 per person (approx. USD 10)
• Payment Methods: Pay online via the Love Bali app or at official counters in the airport
• Proof of Payment: A QR code scanned by officers upon arrival

Important Notes:

• The levy applies to all foreign visitors, including children and infants
• Indonesian citizens are exempt
• Keep your proof of payment during your stay

4. Leaving the Airport

After paying the levy and clearing immigration, you can choose from these transportation options:

• Official airport taxis – fixed rates based on zones
• Ride-hailing services like Grab or Gojek – pick-up points outside the main terminal
• Hotel or tour operator pick-up

5. Travel Tips for a Smooth Arrival

• Pay the tourist levy online before arrival to skip queues
• Keep some Indonesian Rupiah cash for convenience
• Use official transport to avoid inflated fares
• Check the latest travel regulations on Bali’s official tourism website