Bali is part of Indonesia, and the visa requirements for entering Indonesia apply to Bali as well. There are several visa options for foreigners wanting to visit Bali, each with its own eligibility requirements and duration. Here are some of the most common visa types:

1. Visa on Arrival (VOA)

• Eligibility: Citizens of over 70 countries are eligible for a VOA, including most Western countries, except for some nationalities. Check the latest list on the official Indonesian immigration website.
• Duration: 30 days, extendable for another 30 days.
• Cost: US$35.
• Requirements: Valid passport with at least 6 months validity, return ticket, proof of sufficient funds, and visa application form filled out on arrival.

2. Free Visa (Visa Bebas Visa)

• Eligibility: Citizens of 45 countries can enter Indonesia visa-free for a limited time. These countries include Southeast Asian nations, some European countries, and South America.
• Duration: 30 days for most countries, 45 days for some.
• Cost: None.
• Requirements: Valid passport with at least 6 months validity and return ticket.

3. Tourist Visa (B211A)

• Eligibility: For stays longer than 30 days or for those ineligible for VOA or Free Visa.
• Duration: 60 days, extendable for another 30 days.
• Cost: US$35.
• Requirements: Passport valid for at least 6 months, return ticket, proof of sufficient funds, sponsor letter (if applicable), visa application form, and visa fee paid beforehand.

4. Social/Cultural Visa (B211B)

• Eligibility: For those visiting Indonesia for social or cultural purposes, such as attending conferences or family visits.
• Duration: 60 days, extendable for another 30 days.
• Cost: US$35.
• Requirements: Valid passport for at least 6 months, return ticket, proof of sufficient funds, invitation letter from the host, visa application form, and visa fee paid beforehand.

5. Business Visa (B211C)

• Eligibility: For business purposes such as attending meetings or establishing partnerships.
• Duration: 60 days, extendable for another 30 days.
• Cost: US$35.
• Requirements: Valid passport for at least 6 months, return ticket, proof of sufficient funds, invitation letter from the Indonesian company, visa application form, and visa fee paid beforehand.

6. Student Visa (B211D)

• Eligibility: For students studying in Indonesia.
• Duration: 6 months to 1 year, depending on the course duration.
• Cost: US$35.
• Requirements: Valid passport for at least 6 months, acceptance letter from an Indonesian educational institution, proof of sufficient funds, visa application form, and visa fee paid beforehand.

7. Work Permit (ITAS) and KITAS

• Eligibility: For foreigners working in Indonesia.
• Duration: 1 year for KITAS, renewable annually, and 5 years for ITAS.
• Cost: Varies depending on the type of work permit.
• Requirements: A job offer from an Indonesian company, work permit application, proof of sufficient funds, medical certificate, visa application form, and visa fee paid beforehand.

8. Retirement Visa (ITAS) and KITAS

• Eligibility: For retired foreigners wanting to live in Indonesia.
• Duration: 1 year for KITAS, renewable annually, and 5 years for ITAS.
• Cost: Varies depending on the type of work permit.
• Requirements: Proof of sufficient funds, medical certificate, visa application form, and visa fee paid beforehand.

Important Notes:

• You can apply for your visa at the Indonesian embassy or consulate in your home country or upon arrival at certain airports in Indonesia.
• Visa requirements and processing times may vary, so it’s always best to check the latest information on the official Indonesian immigration website.
• Make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months after your intended departure date.
• Carry enough funds to cover your expenses during your stay in Indonesia.
• It's advisable to have travel insurance that covers medical expenses and emergency situations.

Recommended Resources:

• Indonesian Immigration Website: https://www.imigrasi.go.id/
• Indonesian Embassy/Consulate: Find the embassy or consulate in your home country.

Remember to plan your trip well in advance and get your visa sorted out before you travel to Bali.

Caution is advised due to the frequent modifications occurring in immigration laws and regulations.

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