Bali Tourist Levy

The Bali Tourist Levy is a mandatory fee for all international visitors, implemented by the Bali Provincial Government to support the preservation of the island’s natural and cultural heritage. Funds from the levy contribute to sustainability initiatives, infrastructure improvements, and conservation efforts that help maintain Bali’s unique environment and cultural treasures for future generations.

The Levy is mandated by The Law Number 15 of 2023 regarding Bali Province and Bali Provincial Government Regulation Number 6 of 2023 on the International Tourist Levy.

Download The Regulation Document here.

The Bali Tourist Levy service costs 28 USD or its equivalent in other supported currencies per person.

This total price includes the Government tourist levy, which is IDR 150,000, and our service fee. The service fee covers essential operational costs such as currency conversion, transaction processing, maintaining our multi-currency platform, and providing multi-lingual customer support.

Your Tourist Levy Voucher is typically emailed within 15 minutes of purchase.

Every international tourist visiting Bali for tourism activities must pay the Levy.

Payment of the Tourist Levy is mandatory for all visitors to Bali. Failure to present a valid Levy voucher when requested may result in fines or potential restrictions on future entry to the island, as mandated by Provincial Government regulations.

To ensure a smooth and enjoyable visit, each traveler is responsible for securing their Levy voucher in advance.

Payment can be made using electronic payment methods via our online platform before arriving in Bali.

Visit our dedicated Tourist Levy Application page.

We strongly recommend paying online before your departure to Bali to simplify the process upon arrival and avoid unnecessary delays.

The Levy is required only once per visit.

Yes, the Tourist Levy is a provincial fee specific to the government of Bali, therefore foreign tourists arriving from all other parts of Indonesia are still required to pay the Tourist Levy.

Yes, international tourists will receive a digital Levy voucher with a QR Code via email, serving as proof of payment.

Accepted methods include all mayor credit and debit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, JCB).

Yes, exemptions are granted under specific conditions, such as for diplomatic and official visa holders, transportation crew members, and various permit card holders. Some exemptions require application through the online platform.

The visa fee applies to the whole of Indonesia, whereas the Tourist Levy is a provincial fee specific to Bali. This distinction ensures the Levy directly supports Bali’s cultural and environmental conservation efforts.

The Tourist Levy is non-refundable, as it directly contributes to conservation efforts and the enhancement of tourist facilities in Bali.

Funds from the Levy are allocated towards environmental conservation efforts, cultural preservation, and improvements in the tourism infrastructure and services in Bali.

Due to the current implementation of the system, we ask that travelers complete a separate application for each traveler. This ensures that all necessary information is accurately captured for each individual, providing a smoother process for Levy payment and verification upon arrival in Bali.

For any payment issues or inquiries, tourists are advised to contact us via our support page.