Bali, Indonesia open its border for International Flights From 9 February 2021
Yes you read that right! Starting from 9
What is the current situation of Corona Virus in Bali?
Right now there's no lockdown in Bali and all Indonesia. But the local government and Balinese Banjar are taking some measures. You must wear mask outside. Modern markets must close at 11 PM. You will get penalty Rp100,000 if not wearing Mask.
Covid-19 Cases in Bali is at the highest level since Domestic tourism reopening. Please always wear mask and be safe! Bali is in the Red Zone List of Corona Virus.
June 2021 Updates on Covid-19 in Bali: Basically we are back to December system where you can enter Bali with valid business visa. And yes, you can now apply for business visa b211a offshore! some agents are already charging up to 500USD delivery express. Read more about the update here.
No direct flights to Bali yet. All international flights must transit to Jakarta first and do isolation for 5 days then you are eligible to visit Bali.
PLEASE WEAR MASK ALL THE TIME, follow all the regulations & health protocols from the governments.
All visits to Bali (either Domestic or International) must have PCR test - antigen test 3x24 hours (no longer than 7 days!). Check the full information regarding countries that are banned to enter Bali.
When Will Bali Reopen?
As per August updates, Bali is not gonna reopen or open its border for International tourists and flights until 2021. Bali is focusing its tourism industry for local tourists / domestic tourists.
What are the current visa restrictions in Bali?
As per October updates: You can visit Bali - Indonesia through Jakarta first. You can enter with either family visa, investor visa, or B211A. Some agents are able to do this with $$$. For those who already in Bali, visa extension is back to normal.
All expired VoA after 29 September 2020 now have extension quotas - up to 5 times.
Bali Reopening ?
1. Beaches in Bali are already reopened. Please follow the guideline and covid-19 protocols all the time!
2. Bali is focusing its tourism for local tourist (+foreigners already in Indonesia). Most businesses are open but limited to only accept 40% - 50% guests and only open up to 11PM.
Can I visit Bali now?
October Updates: You can visit or fly to Bali if you are:
1. Working - Get Business or Investor Visa. The process is hard. You need an agent to do this.
2. Family reunion - For family purposes. You can apply for C317 online offshore.
3. B211A Offshore - Yes you can, but you need a good agent. Some agents are able to do this.
As per 25 April 2020, Indonesian government has banned all foreign arrivals and transits to Indonesian this of course includes Bali. Only travelers with a valid working permit and diplomats are allowed to enter and visit Bali.
These are the exception list that can visit Bali.
1. Foreigners who hold Indonesian Temporary Stay Permit (KITAP) or Permanent Stay Permit (KITAS),
2. Foreigners who hold Indonesian Diplomatic Visa or Service Visa,
3. Foreigners who hold Indonesian Diplomatic Stay Permit or Service Stay Permit,
4. Medical, food and humanitarian aid support workers,
5. The crew of means of transport,
6. People whose travel is associated with essential work for national strategies projects such as infrastructure or constructions.
Those foreigners in the list above must provide the following requirments:
1. a certificate of health (in English) issued by their local government's health authority, shows negative results for COVID-19 from a swab test based on the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR).
2. the foreigners must have stayed for 14 days in areas which not affected by COVID-19 outbreak before entering, evidenced by an immigration stamp or boardin pass,
3. statement of willingness to enter quarantine for 14 days in facilities provided by the Indonesian government.
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What's the procedure of visiting / flying to Bali during Covid-19?
First, check the list above. If you are in one of those list then you can fly to Bali with this procedure.
1. You need to signup for recommendation before flying in this Official Website
2. You need to have negative result of SWAB/PCR Test
3. SWAB/PCR Test valid only within 7 days after test result. So you need to visit Bali within those 7 days or need to do another test.
4. You also need someone in Bali that can guarantee your visits.
5. Arriving in Bali, you need to do self-isolation/quarantine.
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Why do I have to Self Isolation & Stay Home?
By staying home and self isolate, you are helping humanity by not spreading the virus and flattening the curve!
Where can I see full updates of Corona Virus in Indonesia?
You can check on the official website of Indonesian Covid-19 Update. For a complete data in Bali you can visit Official Bali Province Website. Those two websites are in Bahasa, that's why we made this page for foreign travellers that are still in Bali.
Can I send package within Indonesia or to other countries?
As of today, you can still send and receive package from Bali to other countries or within Indonesia. Cargo flight is still open but limited to. Expect delay in delivery!
So how do I get foods?
Fortunately, you can get foods and supply without leaving your house. Download & install the life safer GoJek app on your phone! All your needs in one place. You need coffee to start your day? BGS Coffee is available at GoFood!
So, what can I do?
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What is the official emergency number for Corona?
CORONA EMERGENCY NUMBER in BALI Call 1500451 or (0361) 251177. WhatsApp +6285792240799.
Where are the official referral hospitals for Covid-19 in Bali?
RSUP Sanglah, Denpasar.
Telp: (0361) 227911-15
Click here for maps
RSUD Sanjiwani, Gianyar.
Telp: (0361) 943049
Click here for maps
RSU Tabanan
Telp: (0361) 811027, 819810, 811202
Click here for maps
RSUD Kabupaten Buleleng, Singaraja.
Telp: (0362) 22046, 3307744
Click here for maps
WHO Official Website
For more information regarding Corona Virus, you can visit WHO Official Website.
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Is Bali considering on arranging or planning to do a full total lockdown in the future?
With the things going in and how the Indonesian government reacts, I highly doubt there will be total lockdown in the future. Just to let you know, Bali already reopened some beaches and allowing modern market & bussiness to open from 8am to 11pm with full covid-19 protocols. Really hope things going well soon. – Joe.
Does anyone know a reliable source (website etc…) for the “do’s and don’ts” to enter Bali during the Covid 19 period.
My wife has a ticket from Amsterdam to Denpasar, she has a spouse Kitas. We know she needs a negative CPR result, a filled in QR document, but there are rumours she needs to go in external quarantaine.
It would be great if you could help. Thanks Bert
Hi, first you need to sign up here
https://cekdiri.baliprov.go.id/registration_wna
and if you have KITAS and have flight to Bali available, after entering, you will have to do self isolation/quarantine.
you will need someone/parties that can guarantee travel actors.
please note that the expiration date of PCR/SWAB test only 7 days. So you will have to fly within those 7 days.
Bert,
We just came back from Holland 10 days ago. You can find all the information you need on the site of Garuda.
The government of Bali can ask you to go in quarantine. But if you got the QR code of Jakarta and Bali there will be no problem. To be realy sure we got a letter of the Kapaladesa desa in which he allows use to travel on Bali and go in quarantine in our own vila.
By the way to travel to Bali from Amsterdam is by flying to Jakarta and domestic to Denpasar.
Why do you let the wealthy brazilians and australian surfers stay in bali with covid. They cry that they can’t surf while indonesians aren’t allowed to. In all the years i have been in bali i have never seen such cry babies. The phoney brazilians partying at the bukit and on the beaches while others can’t go there
Since every day more than 50 busses full with tourists from Java go from Java to Bali this disease increases on Bali. The main problem are not the people who are flying, but the people who travel by bus or boat to Bali.
My flight on 28 Oct from Solo to Denpasar (domestic) is cancelled.
Does the local government limit the number of people coming to Bali? Till when? Any dispensation for people with Bali ID?
Thanks
I totally agree with you. This government is too piss weak to do anything about the partying that goes on.Going through denpasar yesterday I couldn’t eleive what I saw….it’s as if it was a normal working day there. All the time they are allowing certain venues to open….this virus is never going to go away……and I wonder what happened to the new restrictions the Balinese Govt were to announce on October 5?…as usual NATO no action talk only.
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Hi – I’ve just read your post on February updates. Is it now the case that international tourists are allowed to come to bali (as of February 9th)? I am from UK and want to come to Bali and be at the beach for 3-4 months.
Thanks so much for your help.
All the best,
Alva.
if you already have the visa before 1 jan then you can enter
Hi there,
Do you know if we can send commercial goods either by plane o cargo to Europe?
I have heard it is not possible
Thanks!!
I couldn’t say, but we’ve been shipping to worldwide customers and all is fine. Depends on the products tho,
hello we had postponed out trip bali since last year. we are from the U.S, can we travel to bali now? we are planing on stayin a week. and if we can, what all we have to do ?
as long as you have valid b211a visa, you can enter.
Thank you for this information. We have been waiting so long for tourism to come back and just waiting. It is hard to keep up with all the new information and not knowing what is real or fake. We have a small tour company in Komodo and waiting on tourism to pick back up. Thank you for you information. I will check back many times! – Jejey!
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