Bali Electronic Visa Application 2026: Your Guide to Entry

Bali Electronic Visa Application: Your Complete Guide to Entry Requirements

Planning a trip to Bali? You might be surprised by how much the visa process has changed! It used to be that you'd apply for a Visa on Arrival (VOA) right at the airport.

But now, the good news is you can apply for your electronic visa (e-VOA) online before you even arrive in Bali! Today, I'll walk you through everything you need to know about applying for your Bali tourist visa, whether it's the e-VOA or the traditional VOA.

Bali Tourist Visa Options

When planning your Bali adventure, you essentially have two main ways to secure your tourist visa:

1️⃣ **E-VOA (Electronic Visa on Arrival):** You can apply for this online before you even land in Bali, and you typically have options for a 30-day or 60-day stay.

✅**The Downside:** It requires a bit of effort to upload your passport photo and enter all your personal details online.

✅**The Upside:** This is a huge time-saver! You can bypass long lines at the airport and head straight to the e-gate for a much quicker entry.

2️⃣ **VOA (Visa on Arrival):** This option lets you apply for your visa directly at Bali's airport upon arrival, but it generally only allows for a 30-day stay.

✅**The Downside:** Be prepared to wait in potentially long queues as each traveler processes their visa. It can definitely eat into your precious vacation time.

✅**The Upside:** It's straightforward once you're there – just hand over your passport, pay with a card, and you're good to go.

Bali Entry Visa Application Requirements

For the E-VOA (Online Application)

To make your Bali electronic visa application smooth sailing, you'll need a few things ready. Gather these items, and then follow the steps, and you'll find it's surprisingly easy!

✅You'll need a total of 7 items!

Bali Visa Costs

The official visa fee is: 500,000 Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).

✅Including card processing fees, the total comes to approximately 519,500 IDR, which is roughly **~$31 per person**.

This price is fixed, so if you encounter a website charging significantly more, it's likely not the official immigration portal. As of 2026, expect the cost to be around ~$31.

How to Apply for Your Bali Entry Visa (E-VOA)

First things first, make sure you're on the official Indonesian Immigration website. A quick Google search might bring up many third-party or fake sites, so always double-check the URL to ensure you're using the legitimate portal:

https://evisa.imigrasi.go.id/

✅Good news: You don't need to create an account to proceed!

The site is in English, so just take your time and follow along.

✅Click **'Apply'**.

✅Fill in the details as shown in the red box:

- Purpose of Visit: Tourism, Visa Type: B1, Stay Duration: 30 days

✅Click **'Apply'** again.

📌It will confirm you can stay for 30 days and that the visa application fee is 500,000 IDR (approx. ~$30).

✅Next, you'll enter your personal information.

✅Upload a scan of your passport and a passport-style photo (as image files).

✅Once you upload your passport photo, some information will auto-populate. You might be surprised to see your nationality listed as **'KOREA SELATAN'** – don't worry, this is normal and correct for South Korea on this system. Double-check that all the pre-filled information matches your passport details.

✅I entered the details of my first night's accommodation in Bali.

✅You can find the postal code by searching for your hotel's name on Google Maps; it's usually a 5-digit number.

✅Upload your return flight ticket as a PDF. Make sure your passport photo (the physical passport itself, not just a photo of you) is also uploaded in PDF format and has at least 6 months of validity remaining.

✅Ensure your email address is entered correctly, as this is where you'll receive your approved Bali electronic visa information.

✅Review all the information you've entered carefully.

✅After checking everything, click **'SAVE'** to finish the information entry!

✅At this point, your Bali electronic visa application status will be 'Draft'. You need to proceed with payment for it to be issued.

✅Click **'Submit'** below to finalize your application.

✅When prompted to register or apply as a guest before payment, I chose to proceed as a guest.

✅**Important:** Only emails from **no-reply@notif.imigrasi.go.id** are official immigration emails, so be cautious of others!

✅Click **'Make a payment'** to proceed with the payment.

✅Enter your card details and complete the visa application. (Remember to use the English name as it appears on your card.)

Receiving Your Bali Electronic Visa Approval Email

Once your application is complete, you'll typically receive two emails:

One will be your payment receipt, and the other will be the official approval for your Bali Visa on Arrival.

Your electronic visa will arrive as a PDF document. Make sure to download it to your phone or take a screenshot before your trip to Bali.

And there you have it – your guide to applying for the Bali electronic visa before you arrive! With your documents ready, you should be able to complete the application in under 10 minutes.

By following these steps, you'll breeze through immigration at Bali Airport, skipping the lines and potentially getting through in as little as 20 seconds! Talk about a smooth start to your vacation.

👉Next up, I'll guide you through **how to complete the customs declaration form**. You can only apply for this up to 72 hours before your flight, so it's easy enough to do even at the airport before you depart.

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