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Indonesia or Bali entry requirements 2023

These are the up to date entry requirements for Bali and Indonesia 2023.

Last updated on 03 July 2023

Passport (important)

In order to enter Indonesia, you need a passport (not a temporary passport or travel document). Your passport needs to be valid for at least 6 months at the date of entry to Indonesia. 

Return- or onward flight ticket (important)

At check-in for your flight to Indonesia, your airline might require proof of a return or onward ticket from Indonesia. Depending on your visa and the airline you are using, the return- or onward ticket should be within 30 days of your entry into Indonesia (Visa On Arrival) or within 60 days of entry into Indonesia (B211A). You might also be asked for the ticket upon entering Indonesia.

Customs Declaration (important)

You can either fill in the form upon arrival at the airport or save time by filling out the online form before departure. After finalizing this process, you will receive a QR code. On arrival in Indonesia, please show this QR code to customs officials.

Health check upon arrival (occasionally)

Upon arrival, international travelers may be required to undergo a health check related to COVID-19 symptoms (body temperature/blood oxygen saturation check). If you have no COVID-19 related symptoms and your body temperature is below 37.5 degrees Celsius, you can continue with your travel plans. These checks have become very rare since end of 2022.

If you have COVID-19 related symptoms and/or your body temperature is above 37.5 degrees Celsius, you are required to undergo an RT-PCR test at your own expense. In this case, you might be required to wait for the test result at your accommodation without any interaction with other people. If your result is negative, you can continue with your travel plans. If your result is positive and you have no symptoms or your symptoms are mild, you will carry out your isolation at a centralized quarantine accommodation at your own expense.

 

Previous requirements (no longer required)

Many people are confused about the constantly changing entry regulations for Indonesia. Is vaccination still required? Do I still need the SatuSehat app on my phone? Do I need a PCR test? I heard something about quarantine and that I need travel insurance, etc. The following list are outdated, no longer valid entry requirements for Indonesia. Please keep in mind that even if Indonesia no longer requires any of the following points, some airlines might have different regulations.  

Covid-19 Vaccination (revoked June 2023 but some airlines might still require)

Travelers arriving in Indonesia no longer need to be vaccinated against Covid-19.

SatuSehat app (revoked June 2023)

You need to have the Satusehat app (formerly known as PeduliLindungi) installed on your phone before departure to Indonesia. Nowadays it is not regularly checked anymore, but some airlines might still want to see it upon departure.

Many people are checking the requirement for PCR-test, health insurance or travel insurance etc. when visiting Indonesia. Many websites are still not updated. We are listing these outdated requirements for the sake of completeness. Please understand that the following points are no longer required.

Negative RT-PCR test result (no longer required)

You no longer need to do a RT-PCR test before departure to Indonesia. Please note that this regulation might change if the amount of positive cases in Indonesia increases significantly.

Quarantine (no longer required)

Currently there is no quarantine requirement for fully vaccinated (min. 2 doses) international travelers. Travelers below 18 years old follow the quarantine requirements of their parents/caregivers/travel companion.

Health- / Travel Insurance (no longer required)

You no longer need to show proof of health- or travel insurance in English language that covers COVID-19 treatment and is valid for the entire duration of your stay in Indonesia.

Indonesian Public Holiday Notice

Please note that immigration and our office will be closed on March 11th – March 12th due to Nyepi Day, the Balinese Day of Silence.

All visa application and extension processes will be inactive on that day. Immigration will re-open on March 13th for new visa applications.

We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.

Immigration Office closed from 23 Dec 2023 - 01 Jan 2024.

You can order your visa now but it will take a bit longer because immigration doesn’t process any visa applications during the time of public holidays.

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