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Upd. 16/06/25
Bali Hosts Must Now Register all Foreign Guests

Monitoring foreigners in Bali will become easier. Authorities are launching a centralized system, compiling passport data, visas, and addresses of all visitors to the island. If a tourist changes resi…

Bali Hosts Must Now Register all Foreign Guests
News
Upd. 15/08/25
Illegal Melasti Constructions to Be Torn Down

After the high-profile demolition of dozens of tourist facilities at Bingin Beach, authorities in Badung are targeting new locations — this time focusing on Balangan and Melasti. Inspections have reve…

Illegal Melasti Constructions to Be Torn Down
News
Upd. 06/07/25
Banjar and Immigration Unite to Track Foreigners

The Denpasar Immigration Office has involved village and traditional communities in Bali to collaboratively monitor foreigners living permanently in their areas.

“We engage village administrations and banjars in overseeing foreigners,” said the head of the office, Soyuda Rahardjo. He noted that local residents are best placed to know who among the newcomers ha…

Banjar and Immigration Unite to Track Foreigners
News
Upd. 05/03/25
Foreigner Causes Disturbance in Kerobokan

A foreigner caused chaos in Kerobokan, breaking into a local resident’s home, smashing a glass window of a nearby shop, and even attempting to steal a parked motorcycle.

Foreigner Causes Disturbance in Kerobokan
Health, medicine
Upd. 21/11/24
BPJS. Insurance for KITAS Visa Holders in Indonesia

All residents of Indonesia, including immigrants residing in the country for six months or more, are obligated to obtain health insurance (BPJS Kesehatan).

If you work for a company, whether local or foreign, you will receive what is known as BPJS Ketenagakerjaan.

BPJS. Insurance for KITAS Visa Holders in Indonesia