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For a two-month stay in Bali, prepare your long-term visa (such as a 60-day tourist visa), comprehensive travel insurance, an international driving permit for scooter rentals, and light, breathable clothing. Pay the IDR 150,000 tourist levy via the Love Bali Portal and complete your arrival and customs forms before you land.
This guide walks you through everything you should prepare before flying to Bali, so you can enjoy your stay with confidence.
| Essential | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Local SIM or eSIM | Easy internet access during your stay |
| Passport (6+ months validity), Suitable visa |
Allows you to stay legally for your planned duration |
| Travel insurance | Protects you against medical emergencies and unexpected situations |
| Bali Tourism Levy | Official IDR 150,000 fee for international visitors, subject to exemptions |
| Arrival and customs declaration | Required before arrival |
| International Driving Permit | Needed if you plan to ride a scooter legally |
| Long-stay packing | Makes everyday life much more comfortable |
If you’re preparing several travel requirements at the same time, such as your visa, Bali Tourism Levy, and mobile connectivity, arranging everything before departure can save time and reduce last-minute stress.
BaliEasy offers essential travel services for Bali, including visa assistance, Bali Tourism Levy payment, and eSIM or SIM card solutions.
Imagine landing at Ngurah Rai Airport and instantly opening Google Maps to order a Grab without searching for airport WiFi. Setting up your eSIM before departure makes that possible.
For a longer trip, read our guide to choosing an eSIM for a long stay in Bali to understand validity and top-up considerations before selecting a package.
Ready to arrange connectivity? Compare BaliEasy eSIM plans and choose the validity that covers your trip. If your phone does not support eSIM, browse physical SIM card options instead. For several devices sharing one connection, check portable WiFi rental availability.
Before your first airport transfer, learn how to use your eSIM with Gojek and Grab so you can prepare your ride-hailing apps and phone-number verification in advance.
Download these useful apps before your trip:
Install your eSIM and complete the registration steps before departure. To check the order, QR-code installation, and KYC steps, follow our step-by-step BaliEasy eSIM installation guide.
If you will work from your villa or rely on video calls, save our troubleshooting guide for a phone that has signal but no internet so you have practical steps ready if connectivity stops during your stay.
Staying connected in Bali is only part of your tech preparation. You should also make sure your devices can be charged throughout your trip.
Indonesia uses Type C and Type F power sockets, which use the European-style two-pin plug. If your home country’s plug is different, bring a universal travel adapter or a suitable power adapter that is compatible with Indonesian sockets.
Charge your devices and power bank before departure so you can use essential travel apps as soon as you arrive.
Your visa is one of the most important things to prepare. Many travelers assume they can simply arrive and stay for two months. However, your visa determines how long you can legally remain in Indonesia.
Generally, travelers choose one of these options:
| Visa | Typical stay |
|---|---|
| B1 – eVOA / Visa on Arrival | 30 days, with one extension available |
| C1/211A Single Entry Tourist Visa | 60 days initially; extensions subject to eligibility and approval |
The best choice depends on your nationality, travel purpose, and whether you prefer extending your stay after arrival or arranging everything before flying.
A visa available for eligible nationalities upon arrival in Indonesia. It normally allows a 30-day stay and can usually be extended once.
A visitor visa commonly chosen by travelers who want a longer stay without relying on a Visa on Arrival.
Many travelers accidentally choose the wrong visa because they only look at the length of stay. Others assume they can extend every visa, which is not always the case.
Apply for your visa well before your departure date. This gives you enough time to prepare additional documents if needed and helps avoid last-minute travel stress.
If you aren’t sure which visa best fits your travel plans, our team can compare your options and assist with the application process before you travel.
Many visitors only check whether their passport has expired. That is not enough. Indonesia requires your passport to remain valid for at least six months from the date you enter the country. Your passport should also have at least one blank page for immigration purposes.
Before flying, double-check:
Save digital copies of your passport, visa, insurance policy, and flight ticket in cloud storage before traveling.
Many travelers only discover the Bali Tourism Levy when they arrive at the airport, forcing them to spend extra time completing the payment before continuing their journey.
The official fee is IDR 150,000 per visitor, subject to applicable exemptions. Although you can pay after arriving, paying online before your flight makes your arrival much smoother.
The Bali Tourism Levy is a contribution collected from international tourists to support environmental preservation, cultural heritage, and sustainable tourism development across Bali.
After payment, keep your receipt or QR code available for inspection. If you’d rather avoid the hassle of navigating the payment process yourself, BaliEasy can help you complete your Bali Tourist Levy payment before your arrival.
Many travelers only realize they need to complete arrival and customs formalities after arriving at the airport, causing unnecessary delays. Complete the applicable online declaration before departure and check the current submission window for your arrival date.
After submission, save your QR code on your phone or print it before arrival. Preparing this document in advance helps you move through arrival formalities more efficiently.
A minor accident or unexpected illness can quickly turn an enjoyable holiday into an expensive experience. Having comprehensive travel insurance gives you peace of mind throughout your stay, especially if you’re planning to rent a scooter or explore different parts of Bali.
Look for coverage that includes:
Although credit and debit cards are widely accepted in Bali, cash is still essential for many daily purchases. Small local businesses, traditional markets, parking areas, and some tourist attractions may only accept Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).
Before your trip, prepare the following:
Using a travel-friendly card with low international transaction fees can also help reduce banking costs during a longer stay.
Don’t exchange all of your money at the airport. Exchange rates are often less favorable than those offered by licensed money changers in Bali.
Many visitors rent a scooter to explore Bali because it is one of the most convenient ways to get around. Scooter rental prices in Bali generally range from around IDR 50,000–150,000 per day, depending on the scooter model, rental duration, and location. For longer rentals, weekly or monthly rates are often more economical.
If you prefer more space, comfort, or are travelling with family or a group, renting a car is another option. A self-drive car typically costs around IDR 250,000–600,000 per day, while a car with a private driver generally costs around IDR 500,000–1,000,000 per day, depending on the vehicle, itinerary, and duration.
However, you should not assume that your home country’s driver’s license is enough. If you plan to ride a scooter or motorcycle, prepare:
An International Driving Permit does not replace your original driver’s license. You should carry both documents while driving in Indonesia. Police checkpoints are common in popular tourist areas, and officers may ask to see your driving documents. Having the proper documents also helps protect your insurance coverage if an accident occurs.
Packing for two months does not mean bringing everything you own. Everyday essentials are easy to find in Bali, and laundry services are widely available, so you can pack light and wash clothes during your stay.
Instead, focus on bringing items that are difficult or expensive to replace. Leave extra space in your luggage. Many everyday items are easy to buy in Bali, so there’s no need to overpack.
During the rainy season, generally October–April, bring a lightweight waterproof jacket and umbrella. In the drier months, generally May–September, pack lightweight, breathable clothing, comfortable footwear, swimwear, sunglasses, and a hat. Weather varies from year to year.
If you plan to visit temples, pack modest clothing that covers your shoulders and knees, or bring a lightweight sarong.
Before boarding your flight, make sure you have completed this checklist.
Completing these preparations before departure can help you avoid unnecessary stress once you arrive in Bali.
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