Frequently Asked Questions

Required:

• All foreign visitors traveling to Bali with a valid passport.
• Holders of Golden Visas and other visas must apply through the site but are exempt from paying the Bali Tourism Levy.

Exemptions:

•  Diplomatic and official visa holders
• Crew members on transportation vehicles
• Holders of temporary or permanent stay permit cards (KITAS and KITAP)
• Family unification visa holders
• Student visa holders

Exempt individuals must show their relevant cards to the officer.

• • Online Payment: You can pay the tax online before your arrival through the tourist application form available on our website. This method is recommended to avoid queues at entry points such as airports and harbors.
• Secure Platform: Our online platform is secure and user-friendly, allowing you to submit your application without difficulties.
• Group Applications: If you are traveling in a group, each member must complete an individual application form. You can use the same email address for all applications. After payment, each group member will receive their tourism levy voucher via email within 5 hours.
• Payment Methods: You can pay using PayPal or a credit card.
• QR Code: Download the QR code to your smartphone or print it out for scanning at checkpoints in Bali’s airports and sea ports.

Information Needed

• Your full name as it appears on your passport
• Your passport number
• Country of residence
• Your email address
• Your arrival date in Bali
• Preferred payment method

Every international visitor must pay the Bali Tourism Levy before arriving in Bali. This levy applies to each individual, including adults and children, for every entry into Bali. Payment can be made online at balitax.co

• Duration of Stay: Visitors can stay in Bali for up to 60 days (30 days plus an extension of 30 days).
• Fee: A one-time tourism levy of USD 28.60 (including government tax of 150,000 IDR per person and service fee) is required for the duration of the visit.