Sometimes it seems that there are no traffic rules in Bali and no one cares about the situation on the road, but in reality, this is not the case. The police keep a watchful eye on violators and are r…
Due to the increasing number of accidents and fatalities at Kelingking Beach, Bali authorities are taking urgent measures to ensure tourist safety. Kelingking Beach, located on the island of Nusa Peni…
The Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Andi Agtas, announced the launch of an investigation aimed at identifying foreigners who abuse visas on arrival (VOA, e-VOA), pre-investment visas (D12), and…
Bali Governor Wayan Koster stated that Bali is currently in chaos, and if the situation continues, the island’s tourism image could be seriously damaged. His statement came in response to numerous rep…
The updated code of conduct for the Island of the Gods will be ready by the end of the year, at which time it will be distributed to all foreign visitors at Ngurah Rai Airport.
Whether you are planning a short trip to Bali or a major import or export operation, it is essential to understand the regulations governing what you can and cannot bring into and out of Indonesia. Th…
Those whose bottles are washed ashore by the tide are also responsible. The obligation to destroy and recycle as much plastic as is produced may fall entirely on Indonesian entrepreneurs.
In Indonesia, the Electronic Traffic Law Enforcement System (ELTE) is currently in operation and gradually expanding. Will it put an end to the possibility of driving in Bali without helmets, seat bel…
Bali’s Ngurah Rai Airport has switched to a new inspection procedure. Checked baggage is now screened only after passengers drop off their suitcases at the check-in counters.
Bali police will now stop not only motorbike riders but also motorists. Previously, they focused on catching those driving without a license and helmet, but now attention is drawn to tourism taxis. In…
