What are the rules for Indians to visit Bali in 2022?

Bali is one of the most loved Holiday destinations for Indians. In 2019, almost 70% of Honeymooners who travelled abroad visited Bali. In 2020, Bali closed its doors to international tourists due to covid which continued till March 2022. However, it is now open for Indian tourists along with other nationalities. People were waiting for this resumption and had already started booking the holiday packages for Bali. People are still not fully aware of the rules for Indians to visit Bali in 2022 after covid 19.

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In this article, we are going to discuss the latest rules and requirements for Indians to travel to Bali after Covid 19 Outbreak.

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Rules for Indians to visit Bali in 2022?

TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS FOR INDIANS TO ENTER BALI

May be subject to change due to the dynamic nature of the Government regulations.

• All Indian tourists are required to hold a mandatory negative PCR test for COVID-19 conducted 48 hours prior to the scheduled arrival time in Bali
• As per the latest update, the traveller’s body temperature will be checked at the airport. If the temperature is 99.5 c or More then, the RTPCR test will be conducted at the travellers’ expense.
• If the person is fully vaccinated, he/she can continue with the trip without any hassle.
• If the person is not fully vaccinated, then the RTPCR test will be conducted with quarantine for 4 nights. Once the 4 nights will be over, the traveller can continue with the plan.
• Traveller below 18 years is not required to show the vaccination certificate

VISA REQUIREMENT FOR INDIANS TO VISIT BALI

• Visa on arrival is granted for Indian passport holders at IDR 500.000 per person (Approx. 35 USD) – (no matter if adult or child)
• Vaccination is Mandatory for Adults – Min. 2 x vaccinated with WHO authorized vaccinations, and the 2nd vaccination must have been given at least 02 weeks prior to departure
• International travellers till 18 yrs does not require to show COVID-19 Vaccination proofs (neither physical nor digital copy).
• Travel insurance is Mandatory and should cover USD 25,000 insurance coverage.

VOA- Visa on Arrival Terms Conditions for Indians in Bali

• Passport validity min. 6 months.

• RETURN air flight ticket (or one way + outward journey from Bali)

• Min. 2 x vaccinated with WHO authorized vaccinations, and the 2^ndvaccination must have been given at least 2 weeks prior to departure

(except for 1 x COVID-19 vaccine, such as Johnson & Johnson, Sputnik V or Convidecia, other conditions may be applied).

• VoA-Visa on Arrival entitles a single Entry into Bali/Indonesia, stay up to 30 days and can be extended a maximum of 1 time at Immigration Office (charge may be applied).

• Payment can be done by: Visa Card Master Card Debit Card Cash in IDR or foreign currency Foreign Currencies USD, EURO, GBP, SGD and others as per set exchange rate

IF THE PCR SWAB TEST RESULT IS POSITIVE

If the PCR Swab test result is positive, and if there are no or only very minor symptoms it is required to undergo 5 days of isolation at dedicated isolation hotels which currently are the following properties: Desa Pramana Swan or Hotel Max One Ubud (subject to change) – covered by insurance or on own expenses. Elderly people and persons with health issues will be admitted to a hospital. The decision is done after a physical examination by medical staff/doctor (by insurance or on own expenses). On day 5 if the guest is testing negative, they can continue their travel plans on day 6.

DEPARTURE PROCEDURE FROM BALI,

• Airlines/Authorities require a negative PCR Swab Test upon check-in at DPS Airport.
• PCR Swab Test for departure is always conducted in the morning and the result will be received by WA or email in the evening on the same day, so it has to be done min. 1 day prior to departure (1 – 2 days before departure).

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