The process of obtaining a Bali visa is absolutely hassle free. There is no need to do anything in your home country. If your stay in Bali is less than 30 days and if your purpose to visit bali is tourism, then you get a free entry in the country.

Apply for visa after arrival in Bali via a process called Visa on arrival (VoA) if you plan on staying for a period of about 30-60 days. The step by step process of applying can be given as,

1. Passport must be valid for another six months after arrival in Bali.
2. Stand in the immigration line and get your visa granted.
3. Pay a processing fee of $35.

Best months to visit Bali are from April to September.

Bali is referred to as “Vegetarian Paradise”. There are multiple Vegetarian Places in town. The most popular dishes of Bali is Gado Gado and Pachamama which are both vegetarian dishes.

The currency of Bali is IDR (Indonesian rupiah). The exchange rate is 1INR = 209.71IDR. Bali also accepts US dollars as a valid currency.

Bali is a relatively cheap place for food & shopping. Transport is as expensive as Developed countries.

DO’s :

1. Have a lot of patience while waiting in lines at immigration.
2. Wear a sarong while visiting a Hindu temple.
3. Always keep your t-shirt on.
4. Bargain with the shop owners.

DON’Ts :

1. Do not take drugs into Bali. Bali has very strict anti-drug laws.
2. Don’t use your left hand while giving out money or a business card.
3. Do not point with your index finger.
4. Do not touch anybody on their head as it is considered very rude.

Yes. Bali is a very safe and a peaceful city. 90 percent of Bali’s population are Hindus whereas the remaining 10 percent as Muslims, Catholics and Buddhists. Indonesian government takes the threat of terrorism very seriously and monitors the country.

The climatic conditions of Bali is usually hot and humid. To keep yourself cool, opt for light clothing such as t-shirts and shorts. While visiting a temple make sure to cover your shoulders and knees. Generally temples provide a sarong. Carry a rainproof jacket when visiting Bali in November to February as quick and sudden showers can occur.

Local Indonesian food costs a lot less at around 2.50 USD. A meal at a mid-level restaurant will cost you a lot more around 12-20 USD and a fine dining experience can cost you anywhere around 60-80 USD

No. Do not drink tap water. Instead always use bottled water. Only bottled water is used in restaurants in Bali so, there is no need to worry about that.