
Bali guide
Bali visa information for Chinese travellers
Entry requirements for Chinese passport holders are set by the Indonesian government and can change. Always confirm current rules with official sources before you book.
Indonesia sets its own entry rules and applies them differently by nationality. Before booking, check the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs' information for Indonesia and the official Indonesian immigration portal, then confirm the details with your airline at check-in.
Points travellers from China commonly need to verify:
- Which visa route currently applies to Chinese passport holders for tourism, what it costs, and how long a stay it permits.
- Whether it must be applied for online before departure or can be obtained on arrival at Bali's Ngurah Rai (Denpasar) airport.
- Passport validity requirements — six months' validity beyond arrival is a common rule — and whether blank pages are required.
- Whether an extension is possible, and whether it must be applied for locally.
- Any electronic arrival registration or customs declaration (e-CD) required shortly before landing.
- Any tourist levy or departure fee payable in addition to the visa.
We deliberately do not restate fees, durations or processing rules here, and nothing on this page guarantees entry — the decision always rests with Indonesian immigration officials. Use the official sources above and check again close to departure.
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