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Indonesia e-VOA & eVisa: Bali entry guide for 2026

Last reviewed 12 July 2026 · Source: molina.imigrasi.go.id

For most tourists heading to Bali or elsewhere in Indonesia, the simplest route is the electronic Visa on Arrival (e-VOA) — an online version of the old airport VOA sticker. Buy it before you fly, breeze through the automated gate, and stay 30 days, extendable once. Longer or different visits use the separate B211A visit eVisa. This guide covers both, plus the official portal.

At a glance

Main document
e-VOA (electronic visa on arrival)
Official fee
IDR 500,000 (~US$35)
Maximum stay
30 days + 30-day extension
Entries
Single
Processing
Minutes to ~48 hours
Passport validity
6 months on entry
Longer stays
B211A visit eVisa
Apply at
molina.imigrasi.go.id
Apply only at the official portal, molina.imigrasi.go.id. Many resellers charge a markup for the e-VOA. This page is informational and links you to the official site — we don’t process applications or add fees.

e-VOA vs. eVisa

Everyone should also expect to complete an electronic customs declaration on arrival, and a health/arrival form if one is in force.

Fees

Indicative Indonesia entry costs, 2026
DocumentGovernment feeStay
e-VOAIDR 500,000 (~US$35)30 days
e-VOA extensionIDR 500,000+30 days
B211A visit eVisaVaries (higher)Up to 60 days

Requirements

How to apply for the e-VOA

  1. Register on the official portal at molina.imigrasi.go.id.
  2. Enter your passport details and travel dates, and upload your passport page.
  3. Pay the IDR 500,000 fee by card.
  4. Receive the e-VOA by email as a PDF; print it or save it.
  5. On arrival in Bali or Jakarta, scan the e-VOA at the automated gate or present it at the counter.

Extending your stay

The 30-day e-VOA can be extended once for another 30 days. A key advantage of the electronic VOA is that the extension can often be requested online through the same portal, sparing you an in-person visit to an immigration office in Bali — though biometrics may still be required in some cases.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the Bali e-VOA?

IDR 500,000, about US$35, for a 30-day stay. Confirm the current amount on the official portal.

Can I extend it?

Yes, once, for another 30 days — often online with the e-VOA.

Do I need the e-VOA or the eVisa?

For a standard 30-day beach holiday, the e-VOA is usually enough. For longer visits use the B211A visit eVisa.

Is there a tourist levy in Bali?

Bali charges a separate provincial tourist levy in addition to your visa. Pay it via the official Bali levy system, not a reseller.

Can I work remotely on it?

The e-VOA is for tourism and short business visits, not local employment. Check current rules if you plan extended remote work.

Requirements and fees can change. Always confirm the current details on molina.imigrasi.go.id before you apply.

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