Bali Introduces a Mandatory Tourist Levy
Since 14 February 2024, foreign tourists have paid a mandatory tourist levy for entering Bali. It is 150,000 Indonesian rupiah (about 10 US dollars) per person and is paid once per trip.
The money goes towards preserving the island's culture and nature, including protecting coral reefs and mangrove forests and clearing up waste.
The easiest way is to pay the levy in advance online via the official Love Bali website or app. After payment, travellers receive a QR code that may be checked at the airport. You can also pay on arrival at special counters at Ngurah Rai Airport. The levy does not replace a visa for Indonesia.
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