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Bali fees and fines 2026

The official amount for each fee, allowance and fine in Bali, Indonesia, each row dated and sourced.

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Fees and fines, the official amount and the date it was checked
ItemCategoryOfficial amountStatusCheckedSource
Bali foreign tourist levyArrivalIDR 150,000 per personIn force15 October 2026[1]
Customs declaration through the All Indonesia arrival cardArrivalFreeIn force12 October 2026[2]
Duty-free allowance for goods bought abroad, per passengerArrivalUp to USD 500 (FOB value)In force14 October 2026[3]
Alcohol allowance, per passengerArrival1 litre of alcohol (21 and over)In force12 October 2026[3]
Tobacco allowance, per passengerArrival200 cigarettes, 25 cigars, 100 g cut tobacco or 100 g other processed tobacco (18 and over)In force12 October 2026[3]
E-cigarette allowance, per passengerArrival140 solid sticks or 40 capsules; 30 ml open-system liquid; 12 ml closed-system liquid (18 and over, listed under tobacco products)In force12 October 2026[3]
Cash to declare on arrivalArrivalIDR 100,000,000 or moreIn force11 October 2026[3]
Passport validity to enter IndonesiaArrivalAt least 6 months after the date you arrive, with at least 2 blank pagesIn force12 October 2026[4]
Visa on arrival, 30 days, single entry, extendable onceVisaIDR 500,000, online as an e-VOA or at the airport. A rise to IDR 750,000 online and IDR 1,000,000 at the airport was announced on 12 August 2026, with no start date; not in force on 18 October 2026Sources differ18 October 2026[5, 6]
Not paying the tourist levyFineNo fine: an oral or written warning, or refusal at tourist attractionsIn force12 October 2026[1]
Accommodation operator not reporting a foreign guestFineUp to 3 months' confinement or IDR 25,000,000In force12 October 2026[7]
Visa on arrival extension, 30 days, onceVisaIDR 500,000In force18 October 2026[5]
C1 visit visa extension, 60 days, up to twiceVisaIDR 1,000,000 per extensionIn force18 October 2026[5]
Overstaying a visa or stay permit, up to 60 daysFineIDR 1,000,000 per day; past 60 days, deportation and an entry ban insteadIn force18 October 2026[5]
Lifting an entry ban after an overstay of over 60 days or an unpaid overstay fineFineIDR 90,000,000In force18 October 2026[5]
Visa-free visit: 19 nationalities and Singapore permanent residentsVisaFree; up to 30 days, no extension or change to another permitIn force18 October 2026[8]
E33G remote worker visa, 1 yearVisaIDR 7,000,000 (visa IDR 500,000; verification IDR 2,000,000; limited stay permit IDR 3,000,000; re-entry permit IDR 1,500,000)In force18 October 2026[9]
E33 second home visa, up to 5 yearsVisaIDR 13,000,000 (visa IDR 500,000, verification IDR 2,000,000, 5-year stay permit IDR 7,000,000, 5-year re-entry permit IDR 3,500,000)In force18 October 2026[5]
E33E retirement visa, up to 5 yearsVisaIDR 13,000,000In force18 October 2026[5]
E33F retirement visa, 1 yearVisaIDR 7,000,000In force18 October 2026[5]
E23 work KITASVisaIDR 5,250,000 for 180 days; IDR 7,000,000 for 1 year; IDR 9,500,000 for 2 yearsIn force18 October 2026[5]
E28A investor KITASVisaIDR 7,000,000 for 1 year; IDR 9,500,000 for 2 yearsIn force18 October 2026[5]
E31A KITAS for the spouse of an Indonesian citizenVisaIDR 6,000,000 for 1 year; IDR 8,500,000 for 2 years (the official page's own breakdown for a year adds to IDR 8,500,000: confirm when you apply)In force18 October 2026[5]
E31B KITAS for the spouse of a KITAS or KITAP holderVisaIDR 6,000,000 for 1 year; IDR 8,500,000 for 2 yearsIn force18 October 2026[5]
Limited stay permit (KITAS), by lengthVisa6 months IDR 2,000,000; 1 year IDR 3,000,000; 2 years IDR 5,000,000; 5 years IDR 7,000,000In force18 October 2026[5]
KITAP (permanent stay permit)Visa5 years IDR 7,000,000; 10 years IDR 12,000,000; no end date IDR 15,000,000In force18 October 2026[5]
Reporting a change of civil or immigration statusVisaIDR 500,000 per applicationIn force18 October 2026[5]
Not reporting a change of address, job, sponsor or civil statusFineUp to 3 months' confinement or IDR 25,000,000In force18 October 2026[10]
C1 single-entry visit visa, 60 daysVisaIDR 1,000,000In force18 October 2026[11]
D1 multiple-entry tourist visit visaVisaIDR 3,000,000 (1 year); IDR 5,000,000 (2 years); IDR 10,000,000 (5 years)In force18 October 2026[12]
C2 single-entry business visit visa, 60 days, extendable to 180VisaIDR 2,000,000 (visa IDR 1,000,000 and verification IDR 1,000,000); 3-month bank statement, no minimum statedIn force18 October 2026[13]
Riding or driving without a driving licenceFineUp to 4 months' confinement or IDR 1,000,000In force18 October 2026[14]
Unable to show a valid driving licence when stoppedFineUp to 1 month's confinement and/or IDR 250,000In force18 October 2026[14]
Motorbike rider without a helmet, or carrying a passenger without oneFineUp to 1 month's confinement or IDR 250,000In force18 October 2026[14]
Indonesian motorbike licence (SIM C), newPermitIDR 100,000, plus health and psychology testsDraft18 October 2026[15]
Sex outside marriage (prosecuted only on a complaint by a spouse, parent or child aged 16 or over)FineUp to 1 year in prison or a fine up to IDR 10,000,000 (category II)In force18 October 2026[16]
Living together as a couple outside marriage (prosecuted only on a complaint by a spouse, parent or child aged 16 or over)FineUp to 6 months in prison or a fine up to IDR 10,000,000 (category II)In force18 October 2026[16]
Being drunk in a public place and disturbing order or endangering othersFineA fine up to IDR 10,000,000 (category II)In force18 October 2026[16]
Making a disturbance near a place of worship during worshipFineA fine up to IDR 1,000,000 (category I)In force18 October 2026[16]
Defiling a place of worship or a sacred objectFineUp to 1 year in prison or a fine up to IDR 10,000,000 (category II)In force18 October 2026[16]
Public indecency (nudity, genitals or sexual activity in public)FineUp to 1 year in prison or a fine up to IDR 10,000,000 (category II)In force18 October 2026[16]
Possessing a Class I narcotic (cannabis included), 5 g or less non-plantFineUp to 12 years in prison and/or a fine up to IDR 2,000,000,000 (category VI); no minimum term since 2 January 2026In force18 October 2026[17]
Nusa Penida area fee, foreign visitorArrivalIDR 25,000 an adult, IDR 15,000 a child aged 4 to 13, per area, foreign visitorsIn force21 October 2026[18]

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Sources

Our summaries of Indonesian rules are unofficial; the Indonesian text governs.

  1. Bali Province, Regional Regulation 2 of 2025, amending Regional Regulation 6 of 2023

    published 20 June 2025 · accessed 11 October 2026

  2. Ortax, Beware of scams: the customs directorate confirms the arrival card is free to fill in

    published 9 February 2026 · accessed 12 October 2026

  3. Directorate General of Customs and Excise, Indonesia, Customs Declaration (BC 2.2)

    accessed 11 October 2026

  4. UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, Indonesia travel advice: entry requirements

    published 18 September 2026 · accessed 18 October 2026

  5. Government of Indonesia (Ministry of State Secretariat copy), PP 45/2024 (Government Regulation 45 of 2024) on non-tax state revenue types and tariffs at the Ministry of Law and Human Rights

    published 18 October 2024, in force 17 December 2024 · accessed 18 October 2026

  6. Directorate General of Immigration, Indonesia, B1 visa on arrival (Visa Kunjungan Saat Kedatangan): stay, fee, how to apply

    accessed 24 October 2026

  7. Directorate General of Immigration, Indonesia, Accommodation operators must report foreign guests through APOA

    published 26 March 2025, updated 15 April 2025 · accessed 12 October 2026

  8. State Secretariat, Indonesia (peraturan.go.id), Perpres 95/2024 (Presidential Regulation 95 of 2024) on visa-free visits, with its list of countries

    published 29 August 2024 · accessed 18 October 2026

  9. Directorate General of Immigration, Indonesia, E33G remote worker visa (Visa Rumah Kedua Pekerja Jarak Jauh)

    accessed 24 October 2026

  10. Audit Board of Indonesia (BPK), JDIH, UU 6/2011 (Law 6 of 2011) on Immigration, Articles 71 and 116

    published 5 May 2011 · accessed 18 October 2026

  11. Directorate General of Immigration, Indonesia, C1 single-entry visit visa (tourism): stay, fee and documents

    accessed 18 October 2026

  12. Directorate General of Immigration, Indonesia, D1 multiple-entry visit visa: stay, fee and documents

    accessed 18 October 2026

  13. Directorate General of Immigration, Indonesia, C2 single-entry business visit visa: stay, fee and documents

    accessed 18 October 2026

  14. Government of Indonesia (BPK legal database copy), UU 22/2009 on road traffic and transport, Articles 77, 85, 267, 281, 288 and 291

    published 22 June 2009 · accessed 18 October 2026

  15. Kompas TV, quoting Korlantas Polri (traffic police), Driving licence fees still apply: police explain

    published 19 December 2024 · accessed 18 October 2026

  17. Republic of Indonesia (BPK legal database copy), UU 1/2026 (Law 1 of 2026) on the Adjustment of Criminal Penalties: amended KUHP Articles 300, 609 and 610, and Annex II on the Narcotics Law

    published 2 January 2026 · accessed 18 October 2026

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