Bali Tourist Levy: Who Pays and Who Is Exempt

Since February 14, 2024, foreign tourists entering Bali have generally been required to pay the Bali Levy, a tourist levy of IDR 150,000 per person. Some visitors are exempt under Bali’s rules.
Automatic exemptions apply to holders of diplomatic or official visas, KITAS, KITAP, family-unification visas or student visas, and to transport crew. Golden Visa holders and holders of other immigration visa types intended for non-tourism purposes must apply for an exemption through the Love Bali system and receive approval before relying on the exemption. The official exemption notice lists the categories and says who must apply.
The island authorities state that the funds will help preserve the environment, nature, and culture of Bali, as well as improve the quality of tourist services.
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Payment Options:
You can pay the tax online before arriving in Bali through the official website or via apps available on Google Play and the App Store. Alternatively, you can pay upon arrival at Denpasar Airport. To avoid long queues, we recommend paying the tax in advance through the available electronic systems.
Step-by-Step Procedure for Paying Bali Levy via the Love Bali App or Website:
Step 1: Visit the website lovebali.baliprov.go.id or download the app from the App Store or Google Play.
Step 2: Enter your passport details, email address, and the date of your arrival in Bali. Select your payment method.
Step 3: Complete the payment. Your Bali Levy voucher will be sent to the email address you provided.
Step 4: Print the voucher or download it to your phone. Be prepared to show it at checkpoints upon entry to Bali.
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