The Ultimate Bali Travel Checklist

A Thoughtful Guide to a Seamless Arrival

At Mulia, we believe your journey should feel effortless right from the start.

We've put together this simple, essential checklist to help your arrival in Bali go smoothly and stress-free. Here, you'll find everything you need to prepare before you travel, all in one place.

Whether it's your first visit or you're coming back to the island, we invite you to take a look at these steps before you go.

1. Passport Requirements

Before confirming your travel arrangements, please ensure your passport meets Indonesia’s entry requirements.

Checklist:

• Valid for at least six months from your date of arrival
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• Contains a minimum of one blank page
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‍• In good physical condition

Kindly note:
‍Airlines must check your passport before boarding and may refuse boarding if the requirements aren’t met.

2. Within 72 Hours of Departure

All Indonesia Digital Arrival Form

All international travellers need to fill out the All Indonesia Digital Arrival Form. This replaces the old paper immigration and customs cards.

When to complete:

• Within 72 hours prior to departure

Information you will need:

• Passport details

• Flight number

• Arrival date

• Accommodation name and address in Bali

• Length of stay

How to complete:

1. Visit the official website:
‍https://allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id

2. Complete the form using details exactly as shown on your passport and flight booking

3. Save the generated QR code for presentation upon arrival

We suggest saving the QR code as a screenshot and a PDF, so it's easy to find when you need it.

3. Visa Requirements

Most leisure travellers are eligible for a Visa on Arrival (VOA).

Visa on Arrival (VOA)

• Valid for 30 days

• Eligible for a one-time extension of an additional 30 days

• Fee: approximately IDR 500,000

Visa options:

• Apply online via the All Indonesia portal (recommended)

• Apply in advance through the official e-Visa website

• Obtain the visa upon arrival at the airport (subject to queue times)

Official visa website:
‍https://evisa.imigrasi.go.id

We kindly suggest using only official Indonesian government websites when applying for visas.

When completing your visa or arrival form, you may be asked to provide an address in Bali.

Guests staying with us are welcome to use the following details.

Accommodation Name: The Mulia | Mulia Resort | Mulia Villas - Nusa Dua, Bali

Street Address: Jl. Raya Nusa Dua Selatan, Kawasan Sawangan, Nusa Dua

Province: Bali

City: Badung

District: Kuta Selatan

Village: Benoa

Postal Code: 80362

Purpose of Visit

Fill in based on your travel purposes

Gentle note for guests:
‍Please ensure the accommodation name and address are entered exactly as shown above to avoid delays during visa processing or arrival.

4. Bali Tourism Levy

To help support Bali’s culture and environment, all foreign visitors are asked to pay the Bali Tourism Levy.

Checklist:

• Fee: IDR 150,000 per person

• Payment recommended prior to arrival

• Save the confirmation or QR code

Official website:
‍https://lovebali.baliprov.go.id

5. Day of Departure Essentials

Please keep the following items handy while you travel:

• Passport

• Boarding pass

• All Indonesia Arrival Form QR code

• Visa confirmation (if prepaid)

• Bali Tourism Levy confirmation

• Proof of onward or return travel

6. Arrival at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS)

Upon arrival, the process is as follows:

1. Immigration

  • Present passport and Arrival Form QR code

  • Visa processed if applicable

2. Baggage Collection

3. Customs Clearance

  • QR code presented if requested

7. Airport Transfers

To make your journey easier, we suggest:

• Pre-arranged hotel transfers

• Official airport taxi services

• Licensed ride-hailing services from designated pick-up points

For your comfort and safety, we recommend avoiding unofficial transport services.

8. Recommended Preparations

These aren’t required, but we strongly recommend them:

• Comprehensive travel insurance

• Offline copies of all travel documents

• Local SIM or eSIM arrangements

• Airport transfers arranged in advance

Downloadable Bali Travel Checklist

For your convenience, we’ve created a one-page checklist you can download and take with you on your journey.

Download the Bali Travel Checklist (PDF)

A Final Note

Entry requirements can change. We recommend finishing all travel formalities as close to your departure date as possible, and always check official sources for updates.

We can’t wait to welcome you to Bali and to Mulia, where every detail is taken care of for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a visa to visit Bali?

Most international travellers are eligible for a Visa on Arrival (VOA). The visa is valid for 30 days and may be extended once for an additional 30 days. Visa eligibility depends on nationality, and we recommend confirming requirements prior to travel using the official Indonesian immigration website.

Can I apply for my visa before arriving in Bali?

Yes. Guests may apply and pay for their Visa on Arrival online via the official Indonesian government portals. This option is recommended, as it may reduce waiting time upon arrival at the airport.

Official visa portal:
‍https://evisa.imigrasi.go.id

When should I complete the All Indonesia Digital Arrival Form?

The form should be completed within 72 hours before departure. Once submitted, a QR code will be issued and must be presented at immigration and customs upon arrival.

Official website:
‍https://allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id

What address should I use when filling in the arrival or visa forms?

Please use the full name and address of your accommodation in Bali, exactly as shown on your booking confirmation. This may be a hotel, resort, or private villa.

Do I need to print my QR codes?

Printing is not required; however, we strongly recommend saving all QR codes offline on your mobile device and keeping a backup copy (screenshot or PDF) in case of limited internet access upon arrival.

What is the Bali Tourism Levy, and is it mandatory?

The Bali Tourism Levy is a mandatory contribution supporting cultural and environmental sustainability initiatives across the island. All foreign visitors are required to pay this levy upon arrival or prior to arrival.

Official payment website:
‍https://lovebali.baliprov.go.id

Will I be asked for proof of onward or return travel?

Yes. Airlines and immigration authorities may request proof of onward or return travel. We recommend keeping your return or onward flight confirmation readily accessible.

Is travel insurance required?

Travel insurance is not mandatory; however, it is strongly recommended to ensure peace of mind during your stay.

How long does arrival processing at the airport usually take?

Arrival times may vary depending on flight schedules and peak periods. Guests who have completed their arrival form and visa requirements in advance generally experience a smoother process.

Can someone assist me with the forms if I am unsure?

Yes. Should you require assistance, your airline, travel agent, or hotel concierge may be able to provide guidance. We advise against using unofficial third-party visa agents or websites.

What happens if entry requirements change?

Entry requirements may change without prior notice. Guests are encouraged to complete all formalities as close to departure as possible and to rely on official government sources for the most current information.