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Upd. 29/04/26
Tourist Without Helmet Faces Possible Deportation

A video featuring a foreigner has gone viral again on Indonesian social media. This time, the focus is on an Italian citizen who seems to have found the easiest way to get deported from Bali. The caus…

Tourist Without Helmet Faces Possible Deportation
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Upd. 06/04/26
Bali Cliff Jump Turns Into Deportation Case

In Bali, another social media figure has ended up in an immigration report. A video has gone viral showing a 31-year-old Belgian tourist, Sven Dozone, speeding on a motorbike and jumping off the well-…

Bali Cliff Jump Turns Into Deportation Case
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Upd. 20/05/26
Bali May Deport Influencers Over Free Collabs

The familiar Bali arrangement — “you create content, I’ll give you a free villa” — is now being treated as a potential violation of Indonesia’s visa regulations.

Bali May Deport Influencers Over Free Collabs
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Upd. 06/05/26
Bali Immigration Raids Net 62 Foreign Nationals

Bali’s immigration authorities detained 62 foreigners during Operation “Dharma Dewata Patrol”. Checks were carried out from 15 April to 4 May in the areas covered by the Ngurah Rai, Denpasar and Singa…

Bali Immigration Raids Net 62 Foreign Nationals
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Upd. 21/03/26
Not So Silent: Nyepi Night Sees Roaming Foreigner, Violence

Right after Nyepi, people in Bali began discussing several cases where individuals still went outside or behaved as if it were an ordinary day.

This year, the Day of Silence lasted from 06:00 on 19 March to 06:00 on 20 March. During this time, travel, unnecessary lights, noise and any actions that could disturb the silence are prohibited on t…

Not So Silent: Nyepi Night Sees Roaming Foreigner, Violence
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Upd. 30/01/26
Deported from Bali for Crossing Restricted Construction Zone

The Ngurah Rai Immigration Office deported a South Korean citizen (initials CHK, 56 years old) after a conflict with the municipal police in Badung Regency.

The man removed the official restriction tape used by city inspectors to mark sites where work is prohibited. There was an order to suspend activities at the site, which was under the control of the i…

Deported from Bali for Crossing Restricted Construction Zone
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Upd. 18/05/26
Foreign Escort Workers Found in Bali Villa Raid

Immigration officers, accompanied by Inteldakim intelligence personnel, carried out an early morning raid at a villa in Mengwi on Saturday, where several foreign women were reportedly operating an esc…

Foreign Escort Workers Found in Bali Villa Raid