Bali visa on arrival for Indians (2026) — fees, e-VOA and documents
Everything about the Indonesian VOA/e-VOA for Indian passport holders, updated for 2026.
By Vaanya Travels Editorial Desk · Updated 2026-07-12
Do Indians get visa on arrival in Bali?
Yes. Indian passport holders get an Indonesian Visa on Arrival — IDR 500,000 (≈ ₹2,800) for 30 days, extendable once by 30 days. The smarter route is the e-VOA: apply online on the official Indonesian immigration site before flying and walk past the airport visa queue.
e-VOA step by step
- Go to the official Indonesian e-visa site (evisa.imigrasi.go.id) 1–2 weeks before travel.
- Upload passport bio page (6+ months validity) and a photo.
- Pay IDR 500,000 by card.
- Receive the QR-coded e-VOA by email in 24–72 hours; print it.
- At Denpasar, use the e-VOA/autogate lane.
Costs at a glance
| Item | Amount | ≈ INR |
|---|
| VOA / e-VOA | IDR 500,000 | ₹2,700–3,000 |
| Bali tourist levy (one-time) | IDR 150,000 | ₹800–900 |
| 30-day extension (optional) | IDR 500,000 | ₹2,700–3,000 |
Documents checklist
- Passport valid 6+ months with 2 blank pages
- Return/onward ticket
- Hotel booking for at least the first nights
- Proof of funds (a card statement suffices if asked)
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Frequently asked questions
Can I extend the Bali VOA?
Yes, once, for another 30 days — apply at an immigration office at least 7 days before expiry, or use a local visa agent. Total stay cap on VOA: 60 days.
Is the Bali tourist levy separate from the visa?
Yes — IDR 150,000 paid once per trip on the Love Bali portal or on arrival; keep the receipt QR for spot checks.
Do children need their own VOA?
Yes, every traveller including infants needs their own VOA/e-VOA at full fee.
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Fares, prices, visa fees and rules shown are indicative as of July 2026 and change without notice — always verify the live fare on Vaanya and the latest visa rules on the official government site before travelling.
