Bali is Open to Tourists - Here's Everything You Need to Know

We are happy with the news of Bali open for tourism 2022. But it is important to follow all the requirements and regulations for a safe and unforgettable vacation. So, here you go!

Let’s start by talking about the quarantine rules. Don’t worry, quarantine is no longer required for fully vaccinated travellers from across the world. This applies to all the tourists arriving at any international airport, including the ones in Bali and Jakarta.

At the International Ngurah Rai Airport in Bali, Visas on Arrival has been reinstated. It was discontinued earlier due to the pandemic. Now, tourists from 42 countries, including India, can get VOAs for 30 days. It can be extended for a further 30 days (for once).

It is important to note that Visas On Arrival are only accessible at the International Ngurah Rai Airport. So, what if you are landing in another city first before heading to Bali? Well, in that case, you will have to get a pre-approved B211 Tourism Visa.

Since Bali open for tourism from India and other countries, here’s a quick checklist of what you need before you board the flight to Bali.

• Make sure you are fully vaccinated at least 14 days before arrival in Indonesia.

• Conduct a PCR test within 48 hours of departure. And of course, it should be negative!

• Next, you must purchase travel insurance with a minimum coverage of SGD 20,000 for Covid-related emergencies during your trip.

• Get all your documents in order, including the visa (pre-applied B211 visa or Visa On Arrival), passport with at least 6 months validity and a flight ticket back home.

• Prebook accommodation for your first night in a CHSE approved hotel or villa. Why? We’ll tell you in a while.

• And finally, you will have to download the PeduliLindungi app and fill out the eHac form to enjoy Bali open tourism.

The news of Bali open to tourists has spread all around with travellers looking for tickets to visit the island resort as soon as possible. But, before you go ahead with your flight and hotel booking, let’s have a run through the Bali arrival process for international tourists.

• If you have a pre-booked B211 Visa, you can head to the immigration desk as soon as you deboard the flight. But travellers eligible for the Visa On Arrival must head to the payment desk to purchase the 30-day visa.

• After this, you will have to show the necessary documents kept together before arrival, including the negative PCR test report, a pre-booked return ticket and proof of the same-day booking at a CHSE hotel or villa.

• Once this process is done, you will head for the PCR arrival test. Sure, Bali Indonesia open for tourists but a PCR test on arrival is still mandatory to enter the country.

• After the sample has been taken, you can leave the airport to stay the night at the pre-booked hotel where you will have to wait for the results. We told you you will get to know about the need for booking a CHSE approved for a night!

• You will get the results of the PCR test via the staff of the hotel or an email. If the test is negative, you can move out to one of the beautiful resorts or hotels in Bali and enjoy your holiday to the fullest.

The best part? Once this procedure is done, you can travel to other islands in Indonesia. According to Bali open for tourism latest news, there is no need for further testing or other formalities!

Since now Bali is open for tourism, it is the perfect time to start planning your next vacation. If you are wondering about the best time to visit Bali, here’s a quick guide. Bali is a delightful destination throughout the year. That being said, the months between April to August are considered ideal for enjoying Bali’s wonders in their full glory. From sightseeing and hiking to diving and surfing, you can make the most of your trip during this period. That’s not it! These months also see two major celebrations in Bali, Bali Art Festival and Hari Merdeka (Indonesian Independence Day).

If you wish to visit Bali for temple tours, yoga sessions and pure relaxation, we suggest visiting during the rainy season. Starting from November until March, the rainy season is pleasant but comes with some obvious rainfall issues

Since Bali is open for Indian tourist along with travellers from other 41 countries, you must be in search of convenient ways to approach Bali, right? So, here we are with the best ways to frequent this island destination.

Airways are indeed the most hassle-free way to reach Bali. All you have to do is book a flight ticket to Ngurah Rai International Airport. But you will have to check if there are direct or connecting flights from your city in line with the pandemic protocols. Also, you can take a flight to Jakarta or Juanda International Airport as they have direct flights to Bali.

Though not more convenient than boarding a flight, seaways are another means to reach Bali. Many cruise liners traversing through South-East Asia stop at Bali. You can book your ship from Singapore, Sumatra or Java for a pleasant but long journey to Bali.

With Bali international tourism open now, you can experience the allure of this extraordinary island in full swing! We know you are excited already! So, fix the dates, complete your hotel and flight booking and get ready for a vacation like never before.