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Indonesia (Bali) visa requirements for Philippine passport holders
What travelers need for Indonesia (Bali): the document checklist, when to start, and how fees are handled — followed by the questions travelers ask most.
How this page stays honest: visa programs change, so every allowance and rule here is one we re-verify with you at booking — before you pay for anything. Last reviewed September 16, 2026.
What to prepare
- Your passport — the ASEAN exemption gives Philippine passports 30 days in Indonesia. It cannot be extended.
- The All Indonesia arrival card: we send the official link and walkthrough.
- Bali's provincial tourist levy, paid separately through the official Love Bali portal.
When to start
No visa to process: the ASEAN exemption is granted on arrival and covers 30 days — plenty for our four-night escape.
What it costs
There is no visa fee. Bali's provincial tourist levy is paid separately through the official Love Bali portal — we'll tell you the current amount when you book.
Visa FAQ
Visa questions for Indonesia (Bali)
Do I need a visa for Bali?
No. The ASEAN exemption gives Philippine passports 30 days in Indonesia — plenty for our four-night escape, though it cannot be extended.
Anything to prepare before landing?
Two things: the All Indonesia arrival card (we send the official link and walkthrough) and Bali's provincial tourist levy, paid separately through the official Love Bali portal. We'll tell you the current levy amount when you book.
Are these visa requirements for Philippine passport holders?
Yes. Everything on this page applies to Philippine passport holders. Traveling on a different passport? Message us and we'll confirm exactly what applies to you.
Do you handle the visa for me?
It depends on the destination — each destination lists who files what. Either way our team walks every traveler through it, and we confirm the current visa fees and requirements with you at booking, when they're live rather than quoted from an old page.
How long should my passport be valid?
At least six months beyond your return date, with at least two blank pages. That is the safe standard for Filipino travelers on every destination we sell, even where the destination itself asks for less.
What does immigration ask for at arrival?
Your return ticket (covered by the package airfare) and your hotel confirmation (covered by our bookings). Some destinations add a digital arrival card or proof of funds — the per-destination sections cover each one.
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Tell us your dates and we’ll confirm the current Indonesia (Bali) requirements and fees with you at booking.