Entry Arrival Registration

The immigration office in Nusa Dua opens its doors for ticket distribution at 7:20 AM. Queues begin forming outside as early as 7:00 AM. The process of calling individuals to the windows starts around 7:30 AM.

All travelers entering Indonesia must complete the 'All Indonesia' electronic form. It can be filled out within 72 hours prior to arrival. Mandatory for immigration control.

Arrival procedures in Bali for international travelers usually include an E-Visa or VOA (Visa on Arrival), Customs Declaration (ECD) filled out online in advance, and a tourism tax payment. Passport validity must be at least 6 months. Proof of an onward/return flight is often strictly enforced by airlines at the departure airport and immigration officials upon entry.

For the most current entry requirements to Indonesia, including information on visas, online applications, tax declarations, and insurance, consult official sources such as the Indonesian immigration website (allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id) and relevant government advisories.

The Indonesian health declaration form (previously known as e-HAC) has been integrated into the 'SatuSehat' app and is now referred to as 'all Indonesia'. It is a free form and can be completed online.

When filling out the electronic arrival card for Indonesia, it is sufficient to list only one address of stay, even if planning to stay at multiple hotels during the visit.

For entry into Indonesia, requirements can include a visa, an electronic customs declaration ('All Indonesia' or similar arrival card), and potentially a tourist levy. While visa can be paid online, difficulties may arise with Indonesian Rupiah conversion. Paying in USD upon arrival is often an option. It's advised to complete official online forms and avoid third-party sites that might overcharge. Having a confirmed return ticket is generally recommended, though not always strictly checked.

Bali airport auto-gates are accessible only for travelers with biometric passports. Non-biometric passport holders must proceed to manual immigration counters for passport control, regardless of pre-arrival visa/declaration status.

When filling out the Indonesian immigration card, if you encounter an issue with a 'diseased country' flag, try re-entering the data, specifying only your country of transit (e.g., Singapore). Some travelers have reported success by re-submitting the card with corrected information. It is important to ensure all details are accurate to avoid potential issues upon arrival.

Travelers entering Indonesia are required to fill out an electronic arrival card (e-HAC). This card needs to be completed prior to arrival, typically no earlier than 3 days (72 hours) before the flight. Only one address of stay is sufficient if multiple hotels are planned. The tourist tax, if applicable, can be paid online or upon arrival at the airport, though some advise it's not strictly checked.

Standard international arrival processing at Indonesian airports typically takes around 3 hours. Utilizing automated gates can reduce this to approximately 2 hours, but this is subject to availability and passenger volume.

When filling out the 'all Indonesia' arrival form online (allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id), travelers should input their passport details, phone number, and email. Dates of arrival and departure, transportation information, accommodation details, and health/customs declarations are required. A QR code will be generated upon successful submission, which must be presented upon arrival in Indonesia.

When filling out arrival cards for Indonesia, the date of arrival should be used. Ensure all required fields are completed accurately to avoid any issues with immigration.

To enter Indonesia, tourists need both a VOA (Visa on Arrival) and a completed Customs Declaration (ECD/Electronic Customs Declaration). The e-VOA can be processed online, while the standard VOA is available at the airport. Electronic gates (autogates) for immigration are available for biometric passports, but they may only be accessible if the visa is in the system (e-VOA is preferred for this).

The All Indonesia Arrival Card (allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id) replaces old customs (ECD) and health (SSHP) forms. It is mandatory for international arrivals in Bali (DPS), Jakarta (CGK), and Surabaya (SUB) as of Sept 1, 2025, and all entry points by Oct 1, 2025. It should be completed 48-72 hours before arrival. It is a free, official government service; do not pay third-party sites.