Covid-19 & Visa

VISA entry requirements specifically for international arrivals on VOA

• Visa on Arrival (VOA) is for a single Entry into Bali/Indonesia, for a stay up to 30 days and can be extended for a maximum 1 time at the local Immigration Office (charges apply)
• VOA costs IDR 500.000 (about $35) per person (applies to adults and children) and the payment is on arrival. Payment can be done by: VISA Card, Master Card or Debit Card, Cash in IDR or foreign currency USD, EURO, GBP, SGD and others as per set exchange at the airport counter inside the terminal.

VOA Conditions

• Passport must have a least a minimum of 6 months validity
• RETURN air flight ticket (or one way outward journey from Bali)
• Must be full vaccinated with WHO authorized vaccinations, and the 2nd vaccination must have been given at least 14 days prior to departure
  o 1 x COVID-19 vaccine, such as Johnson & Johnson, Sputnik V or Convidecia are accepted

International Travelers Entry Conditions

• Foreign Citizens (WNA) who will enter Indonesia must follow the general provisions of travel within the territory of Indonesia, including: a certificate of COVID-19 vaccination and the use of the PeduliLindung application.

• Those aged under 18 entering Indonesia will follow the arrival protocols applicable to their parents, regardless of their own vaccination status.
• Vaccination proof can be uploaded as part of the eHAC requirement.
  In case the system fails clients can present physical copy of EU or WHO Vaccination proofs (fully vaccinated)
• Upon arrival at DPS Airport ground staff can help to integrate data into PEDULI LINDUNGI application.

• Travelers no longer need to show a negative RT-PCR test result from their country or region of origin.

• Fill out the electronic Health Alert Card (e-HAC) through the PeduliLindungi app and present the QR code upon arrival. PeduliLindungi app can be downloaded for free in the Google Play Store or the App Store.
• Register and completing Electronic Custom Declaration (e-CD).
• Proof of a booking confirmation and payment (booking) for accommodation from the accommodation provider while staying in Indonesia.

For all other citizens/passport holders they can still enter with at B211A Visitor Visa, the same conditions above will apply.

Guidelines for PCR Swab Test/Health procedures upon arrival:
For those arriving in Indonesia from 6th April 2022 there is no longer an on-arrival PCR swab test at the airport, provided you are fully vaccinated at least 14 days prior to departure. Once you clear immigration and pick up your bags at the airport, you are free to proceed with your trip, including travelling elsewhere in Indonesia if you wish.

Unvaccinated travellers will still face a mandatory five day quarantine period.

Arrival PCR for those with a temperature
Upon arrival, overseas travellers are still required to go through a health screening process by checking body temperature. Anyone with temperature above 37.5 degrees Celsius will immediately be taken for a PCR test by officers, whereas those below this body temperature won’t be asked to take a COVID-19 test of any sort.
The cost of that PCR test will be borne by travellers (S$26), or covered by the government if you are an Indonesian national.
In case you have to take PCR test upon arrival, you must proceed directly to your accommodation and await the results of your on-arrival test. If the test is negative, you can then proceed with your trip, though it is recommended to carry out independent health monitoring for COVID-19 symptoms for a further 14 days.

Previously infected travellers
If you have had a confirmed positive COVID-19 test taken a maximum of 30 days before departure to Indonesia, but have recovered from the virus, you are now exempt from the pre-departure PCR test requirement. However, in this case you must complete an on-arrival PCR test and carry a doctor’s certificate or COVID-19 recovery certificate from your country of departure, stating that you are no longer actively transmitting COVID-19.

Visa Exemption Facility applicable to holders of passports from ASEAN countries:
Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam
Visa-free for ASEAN tourist arrivals are limited to a 30 day stay in Indonesia and cannot be extended.

Departure procedure from Bali
Please check with your airline and your returning home country or next final destination.

• Airlines/Authorities/Next Destination/Final Country may require a negative PCR Swab Test upon check-in at DPS Airport.
• PCR Swab Test can be done at any of 27 authorized laboratories or by accomodation visit service, the price is IDR 275.000, with visitation/transportation extra charges for conducting test at accommodation (book on line through https://balitourismhospitality.com/)
• PCR Swab Test for departure is always conducted in the morning and the result will be received by WHATSAPP or email in the evening at the same day. We recommend to do your test 1 day prior to departure (1 – 2 days before departure).

Please note that:

• Regulations on travel from abroad and within Indonesia are frequently changed in response to COVID-19, often at short notice.
• All guests MUST strictly follow the health protocols and all regulations as implemented by the Government of Indonesia.
• Lady Denok Liveaboard cannot be held responsible for any medical/quarantine costs/any losses incurred by the potential positive testing/refusal of admittance.