Bali tourist levy: who must pay IDR 150,000 and how it works
Bali’s foreign-tourist levy is IDR 150,000 per person and is generally paid once through the official Love Bali system. Exemptions cover specified vis…

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Bali’s foreign-tourist levy is IDR 150,000 per person and is generally paid once through the official Love Bali system. Exemptions cover specified vis…

Brisbane to Denpasar is a frequent nonstop Bali route, with direct flights taking about 6h 15m to 6h 25m and fares commonly starting in the low hundre…

Jetstar says most Bali travellers need a visa, must complete the All Indonesia Arrival Card from 1 September 2025, and pay a Rp150,000 tourist levy.

For travellers searching “apply for bali visa,” the official route is Indonesia’s e-Visa portal or Visa on Arrival on arrival.

Sydney to Denpasar usually means SYD to DPS, a direct Australia–Bali air route with multiple nonstop carriers and several daily departures, plus one-s…

Bali airport to Ubud is a road transfer of about 35 to 40 kilometres, with most travellers needing 1.5 to 2.5 hours depending on traffic and arrival t…

Denpasar to Ubud is usually a 1–2 hour Bali road trip, with airport transfers taking 60–90 minutes and the cheapest public option costing Rp4,400 on T…

Bali is generally safe for most visitors, but official advisories still flag volcanic ash, road safety, petty theft and health issues such as Zika. He…

Indonesia’s Bali Visa on Arrival is the standard tourism entry route for short stays. Here is who can use it, how long it lasts, what it costs, and wh…

Denpasar airport is the common name for I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali’s main air gateway. Here is where it is, what it is called, and…

Nyepi, Bali’s Hindu Day of Silence, shuts down flights, road traffic and most public activity for 24 hours.

ASDP and regional media say queues at Gilimanuk Port were cut to zero at key points in March and eased again in September 2026 after extra vessels and…

Australia’s Smartraveller currently advises travellers to exercise a high degree of caution in Indonesia due to security risks, with stronger advice i…

A comparison of six major government advisories as of 10 September 2026 shows Indonesia, including Bali, on cautionary tiers rather than do-not-travel…

Queues at Bali’s Gilimanuk port stretched to about 12 kilometres as ASDP upgraded the MB II berth and work continued on the Ketapang–Gilimanuk ferry l…
