Quickly mark this down! Practical Bali Guide

1. Currently, there are 9 visa-free countries for Bali: Japan, Brunei, the Philippines, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.

2. Chinese passport holders can get an e-visa or visa on arrival. The e-visa can be applied for in advance. For visa on arrival, required documents are: original passport (valid for more than 6 months with 3 blank pages), return flight ticket (can be electronic), Indonesian customs declaration form, and scan the code to fill out the visa on arrival form.

3. Entry process
Step 1: Bali has only one airport, called "Ngurah Rai International Airport," also known as "Denpasar International Airport." After landing, prepare your passport, flight ticket, and hotel itinerary to show to airport staff for inspection.
Step 2: There are two options: ① e-visa, use the electronic channel ② visa on arrival costs 500,000 Indonesian Rupiah, pay on site.
Step 3: Pass through customs, wait for your luggage, then proceed to the arrival hall.

6 days 5 nights itinerary
🔸Day 1: Airport pickup and free activities
🔸Day 2: Tegenungan Waterfall - Ubud Palace - Ubud Market - distant views of Mount Batur and Mount Kintamani
🔸Day 3: Nusa Penida day tour (Angel’s Billabong, snorkeling + banana boat + canoe + donut float)
🔸Day 4: Nusa Dua Beach, drink coconut juice - Pandawa Road - seafood dinner and sunset at Jimbaran
🔸Day 5: Dolphin watching - Water Temple - Sea Temple
🔸Day 6: Free activities and airport transfer

Post by Ethan Hayes Ethan(69 | Jul 16, 2025