How to Pay Bali Tourist Tax
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Bali Tourist Tax Information
The Bali Tourist Tax, also known as the Bali Tourism Levy, is a mandatory fee all tourists visiting Bali must pay.
The levy was introduced in February 2024 by Bali’s provincial government to help maintain the region’s natural environment and cultural heritage.
All foreign tourists visiting Bali must pay the tax, including children. You do not need to a pay a tax if visiting other regions of Indonesia.
You only need to pay the levy once while traveling in Bali. If you travel to other parts of Indonesia, and return to Bali on the same trip, you will not need to pay again.
Please note that the Tourist Tax is a not a visa. You may additionally need to apply for an Indonesian tourist visa.
There are very few exceptions for passengers who do not need to pay the Tourist tax. Only Indonesian citizens and long-term residents do not need to pay.
If you think you’re exempt from paying the Bali Tourist Levy, you must apply for an exception application before you arrive.
Highlights
Compulsory payment for all international tourists in Bali
Child and adult visitors must pay the levy
Valid for your entire trip
Pay online before you travel
Service fee includes
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Speedy processing
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Skilled assessment
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24/7 support availability
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High success rate
Bali Tax Processing time 1-2 days
Government fee 10 USD
Our service fee from 20 USD
- Embassy Registration
- Priority Service (1H)
TOTAL From 30 USD
Bali International Tourism Levy Requirements
Though it’s possible to pay on arrival, you’re recommended to pay the Bali Tourist Tax online in advance.
You’ll need to show your proof of payment when you arrive.
It’s easy to pay the Bali international tourism levy online before you travel.
To make the payment, you’ll need:
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Current email address
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Valid passport
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Credit or debit card
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Phone number
Before you submit the online form, take time to ensure all of your details are correct. Errors could cause you problems or delays on arrival in Bali.
Once approved, you’ll receive a QR code by email to show proof of payment of the Bali Tourist Levy.
Make sure you give a valid email address that you can access easily, as you’ll need to show your approved payment confirmation later.
When you arrive in Bali, your QR code will be scanned at your port of entry to Bali by immigration officials.
You should keep your proof of payment and QR code with you throughout your stay in Indonesia.