Planning a trip to Bali? The Indonesian government introduced a Bali Tourist Tax, officially called the Tourism Levy for the International Visitor.
This small fee helps preserve Bali’s culture, improve infrastructure, and protect its beautiful environment, ensuring “the Island of the Gods” remains paradise for generations to come.
🌐 Bali Tourist Tax Official Website
All travelers are encouraged to make their payment through the official Bali tourist tax website.
The website are also available as the Love Bali App, is the only official platform recognized by the Bali Provincial Government for collecting the tourism levy. Avoid third-party sites or unofficial payment links.
🌿 Why Bali Introduced the Tourist Tax
The Bali tourism levy aims to fund:
- Environmental conservation (waste management, coral reef protection, beach clean-ups)
- Cultural preservation (temple restorations, local festivals, traditional arts)
- Tourism infrastructure (roads, public facilities, tourist information centers)
💰 How Much Is the Bali Tourist Tax?
The Bali tourist tax is IDR 150,000 (≈ SGD 12) per person.
It’s a one-time payment per entry, regardless of how long you stay.
Category | Details |
|---|---|
Fee Amount | IDR 150,000 (≈ SGD 12) |
Who Needs to Pay | All international visitors to Bali |
When to Pay | Before arrival or at the entry point |
Validity | Single-entry per visit |
Applies To | Both tourists on visa-free entry and those with visa-on-arrival or e-VOA |
🧾 How to Pay the Bali Tourist Tax
You can pay the Bali tourist tax in two easy ways:
Online Payment (Recommended)
Step 1: Visit Love Bali official website
Step 2: Enter personal and passport details
Step 3: Choose payment method and make payment
- Choose a payment method: credit/debit card, e-wallet, or bank transfer
Step 4: Receive QR code
- Once payment is complete, you’ll receive a QR code receipt
- Save or print the QR code, you’ll show it at immigration or inspection counters
On Arrival
- Payment counters are available at Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar) and major seaports like Benoa Port.
- Pay using cash (IDR) or card before clearing immigration.
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🏝️ Where to Pay Bali Tourist Tax
Payment Option | Location | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Online (Before Travel) | Fastest and most convenient | |
Airport Counters | Ngurah Rai International Airport | Pay before exiting immigration |
Seaport Counters | Benoa, Padangbai, Gilimanuk | Available for ferry/cruise passengers |
🚫 Bali Tourist Tax Exemption
Not all travelers are required to pay the tourism levy. The Bali tourist tax exemption applies to specific categories:
Exempt Category | Description |
|---|---|
Indonesian Citizens | Including those residing abroad |
Domestic Travelers | Visitors arriving from other parts of Indonesia |
Diplomatic/Official Passports | Government or official missions |
Transit Passengers | Those not leaving the airport |
Crew Members | Airline or ship crew in transit |
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🏨 Where to Stay and How to Get Around
After completing your tax payment, relax and enjoy Bali’s wide range of accommodations, from luxury resorts in Nusa Dua to budget hostels in Canggu.
The Bali tourist tax is a small contribution with a big purpose. It supports local communities, protects nature, and keeps the island beautiful for millions of visitors each year.
Paying through the official Love Bali website ensures your travel is smooth and supports sustainable tourism in the heart of Indonesia.
FAQ: Bali Tourist Tax
Do children need to pay the Bali Tourist Tax?
Yes, all international visitors — including children — are required to pay the fee.Can I pay the Bali Tourist Tax in cash?
Yes, if you haven’t paid online, you can pay in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) at the arrival terminal.Do I need to pay again if I visit another island in Indonesia?
No, the fee applies only when entering Bali province, not for domestic travel to other islands.How do I show proof of payment?
After payment, you’ll receive a QR code receipt — show it on your phone or bring a printed copy upon arrival.What happens if I don’t pay the Bali Tourist Tax?
You may be asked to settle the payment at the airport or port before being allowed to exit the terminal.