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Bali Tourist Levy: How to Pay Online Safely & Apply for Exemptions

You’ve likely heard about the Bali Tourist Levy – sometimes called the Bali Tourist Tax – introduced by the provincial government for all foreign visitors to the island. This quick guide shows you how to pay for it online with ease, steer clear of scams, and tick off this simple step that can make your Bali trip smoother from the moment you land.

What Is The Bali Tourist Levy?

The Bali Tourist Levy is a mandatory fee for all foreign visitors entering the island, set at IDR 150,000 (about USD 10) per person, per visit.

According to the provincial government, the funds go toward preserving Bali’s traditions, culture, and ceremonies; protecting its beaches, rice terraces, and forests; and improving infrastructure such as roads, waste management, and public facilities.

Pay The Bali Tourist Levy Online: Quick & Easy

It is easy and quick to pay the Bali Tourist Levy online – it will take only 3 minutes of your time. Here’s how:

  1. Go to the official Love Bali site: lovebali.baliprov.go.id
  2. Fill in your details – name, passport number, arrival date, email
  3. Pay with a credit or debit card, or PayPal
  4. Get your QR code voucher by email – save it to your phone or print it

Who Can Apply For Exemption?

Certain visitors are exempt from paying the Bali Tourist Levy. You do not need to pay if you hold any of the following visas or stay permits:

  • KITAS / KITAP holders (those staying in Bali long-term)
  • Diplomatic and official visa holders
  • Crew members on transportation vehicles
  • Family unification visa holders
  • Student visa holders

Go to lovebali.baliprov.go.id and click on Apply Exemption.

Remember that exemption applications must be made no later than five days before arrival and be prepared to attach supporting documents: visa or temporary/permanent stay permit card (KITAS/KITAP).

Paying on Arrival

Yes, there are payment counters at Ngurah Rai Airport and Bali’s ferry terminals. Bear in mind that they do not accept cash – have an internationally-recognised credit or debit card ready.

Avoid Scam Websites

It’s unfortunate but be aware that there are many scam websites that will charge triple or more to tourists looking to pay their Bali Tourist Levy. Follow the steps below to keep yourself safe and protected:

  • Pay online at the official website only at least a day before flying
  • The price is IDR 150,000 per person – approximately USD 10 or AUD 15. Scam websites will charge you double or triple and you may or may not receive a QR code once payment is made.
  • Make sure your name matches your passport exactly
  • Screenshot your QR code in case your phone loses signal

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