Great news for travelers planning a trip to Bali! As of June 2024, a pre-departure PCR test is no longer required to enter Bali. This significantly simplifies the entry process, making it easier than ever to enjoy this beautiful Indonesian island.
Here’s a quick rundown of the current entry requirements for Bali:
- Valid Passport: This is a standard requirement for any international travel.
- Visa: Depending on your nationality and the length of your stay, you may need a visa. You can apply for a B211A e-Visa online before your trip or obtain a Visa on Arrival (VOA) at some Indonesian airports.
- Bali Arrival Fee Payment Receipt: You’ll need to pay a small fee to enter Bali.
- Return or Onward Ticket: This shows immigration authorities you have a plan to leave the country.
- Electronic Customs Declaration (e-CD): Fill out this form online before you arrive to receive a QR code.
While a negative PCR test is no longer mandatory, it’s important to remember that airlines may have their own testing requirements. Always check with your airline to confirm their specific COVID-19 protocols.
Staying Safe and Healthy in Bali
Although you don’t need a pre-departure PCR test, it’s still a good idea to be mindful of your health and safety while traveling. Here are some tips:
- Be aware of any COVID-19 protocols that may be in place in Bali, such as mask-wearing recommendations.
- Practice good hygiene, such as frequent handwashing.
- If you experience any COVID-19 symptoms during your trip, isolate yourself and seek medical attention.
With its stunning beaches, delicious food, and rich culture, Bali is a dream destination for many travelers. With the recent relaxation of entry requirements, there’s no better time to start planning your Indonesian adventure!
