Bali Tourist Tax for Australians: How Much, How to Pay & Exemptions
Are you planning to visit Bali? The Bali Tourist Tax is something you must know in advance. This article will tell you everything about Bali Tourist Tax, including how much and how to pay for Australians. Get ready and enjoy your Bali trip!
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What is Bali Tourist Tax?
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Starting from February 14, 2024, international tourists travelling to Bali are required to pay a one-time fee of IDR 150,000 (approximately $15 AUD). Please note that this one-time payment is required for each visit/arrival to Bali and applies to all international visitors, including adults and children of all ages.
International tourists are encouraged to conveniently pay this fee prior to arrival via the Love Bali website or mobile app. Upon successful payment, a tourism tax voucher will be sent to your registered email, and the QR code can be downloaded to your smartphone for easy presentation at immigration.
This initiative aims to contribute to the protection and continuation of the island's unique cultural heritage, while strengthening its commitment to sustainable tourism.
Do Australians Need to Pay Tourist Tax in Bali?
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Yes. Australian passport holders are subject to the same Bali Tourist Levy requirements as all other international visitors. If you are travelling for a holiday or general visit, payment is mandatory unless you fit into a specific exemption category established by the Bali Provincial Government.
Which Australian Travelers Must Pay?
- Holidaymakers: Australians on a standard holiday, whether travelling solo, as a couple, or with family and friends.
- Visiting Friends or Family: Those heading to Bali to see loved ones.
- Multi-Destination Travelers: Visitors on short stays or long weekends who are combining Bali with other parts of Indonesia.
- Remote Workers: Digital nomads entering under standard tourist conditions (without a specialized long-stay visa).
Who is Exempt from the Bali Tourist Tax?
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If you fall into any of the following categories, you are not required to pay the IDR 150,000 (approx. $15 AUD) tourism levy upon arrival in Bali.
Bali Tourist Tax | Automatic Exemptions
Holders of these specific permits generally do not need to take action; however, it is recommended to have your documentation (or digital permit) ready to show officials if requested:
- KITAS & KITAP Holders: Foreigners with valid temporary or permanent stay permits.
- Diplomatic & Official Visa Holders: Those on official government business or diplomatic missions.
- Conveyance Crew: Airline or ship crew members in transit or on duty.
Bali Tourist Tax | Exemptions Requiring Online Application
If you hold one of the following visas, you are eligible for an exemption but must apply at least one month (or a minimum of 5 days) before your arrival to receive approval:
- Family Unification Visas: For those joining family members in Indonesia.
- Student Visas: For international students enrolled in recognized local institutions.
- Golden Visa Holders: Participants in Indonesia's long-term residency investment program.
- Other Non-Tourism Visas: This includes specific business-related visas that are not for leisure purposes.
Bali Attractions Review
Ubud Palace
4.4/5
485 reviewsIf you don't go out and explore, you'll think this is the whole world. When life is filled with fixed routes, fixed faces, and fixed topics, the world shrinks into a familiar cage, and we're not even aware of it, still thinking that the scenery outside the window is everything. It's only when we muster the courage to step outside that we discover how blue the sky can be, how gentle the wind can be, and how friendly strangers can be. The imaginations fed by television and the internet are far inferior to standing in an unnamed wilderness, letting your skin truly feel the scorching weight of the sun. Going out, you realize that what you once thought was the "whole world" was just a windowless room, while the real world is a boundless, fluid, and ever-changing miracle. Your feet are your own; every step breaks through a blind spot, every stretch of road tells you: what you perceive as boundaries is actually just the beginning. Those truths taken for granted in a fixed life flutter gently in the breeze of a foreign land, then crumble, allowing me to re-examine everything with completely new eyes. If I don't go out and explore, I'll forever believe that my own little world is the entire universe, which would be such a regrettable misunderstanding.
Ubud
4.6/5
235 reviewsI enjoyed the performance: the dancing, music, and surroundings were seamlessly integrated, and the hour and a half flew by. Those sitting in the back probably had a hard time seeing because the benches were all level, so it's best to arrive half an hour before the show starts.
Waterbom Bali
4.8/5
217 reviewsIf I don't go out and explore, I'll think time only flows at one speed—the kind of speed cut by clocks and hijacked by calendars. But outside, time is sometimes thick syrup, sometimes a rushing stream, sometimes a still lake. When I sit on some unknown hillside, watching the sun move at an almost imperceptible pace, I suddenly understand that the world is actually a symphony composed of countless times, and what we usually hear is just one instrument. Our feet are our own; going out is like switching to different movements, allowing our body and mind to resonate with new rhythms. Sometimes I need to quicken my pace to keep up with the rhythm of a city; sometimes I must stop to blend into the breath of a rural landscape. These shifts in rhythm have redefined "efficiency" and "waste" for me—what we perceive as waste might be the richest harvest in another perspective on time. If I don't go out and explore, I'll forever be enslaved by one perspective on time, believing that the length of life can only be measured by the second hand. After going out, I know that the length of life can also be measured by the number of sunsets, the number of smiles from strangers, and the number of times my heart races with surprise.
How Much Is the Bali Tourist Tax for Australians?
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The Bali Tourist Tax or Tourist Levy costs 150,000 IDR (approximately $15.00 AUD) for all international travelers including Australians. This tax can be paid online or at Bali Airport. This is a one-time fee upon entry to Bali and won’t hurt your pocket too much compared to most countries who do charge a tourist tax, which is usually added on to accommodation costs per night.
How to Pay Bali Tourist Tax Online?
The payment process for the Bali Tourist Tax is fully digital. You can settle the Tax through the official Love Bali website.
Bali Tourist Tax | Important Payment Details
- Official Channel: Always use the official government portal. Be cautious of third-party sites that may charge significantly higher fees; the official rate remains IDR 150,000 (approximately $15 AUD).
- Language Support: For non-native English speakers, the Love Bali site provides translations in Chinese, Indonesian, Spanish, Arabic, and German.
- Payment Methods: The system accepts major international credit cards—including Visa, MasterCard, and American Express—as well as QRIS and bank transfers.
How to Complete the Bali Tourist Tax Form
Source from Love Bali Website
The online application is straightforward and typically takes less than a minute. You will need to provide:
- Full name (exactly as it appears on your passport).
- Email address.
- Passport number.
- Planned arrival date.
Pro-Tip: You can process payments for your entire family as a group. However, if your travel dates aren't finalized yet, it is best to wait until your flights are booked before paying.
Bali Tourist Tax | Arrival Process
Once your payment is successful, a confirmation email containing a QR Code voucher will be sent to you.
- Digital Storage: Save this QR code on your phone (a screenshot is highly recommended) or print a physical copy.
- Scanning: You will need to present this code at designated checkpoints upon landing at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS).
- Troubleshooting: If the email doesn't arrive immediately, remember to check your spam or junk folder.
If you arrive without enough local currency for other expenses, the airport has several ATMs. For 2026, ensure you use a card like Wise to get the best AUD to IDR exchange rates when withdrawing cash.
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Can I pay the Bali Tourist Tax at the Airport?
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Yes. If you are unable to pay the Bali Tourist Tax online or were unaware of the requirement, you can pay the levy in person upon arrival in Bali.
How to Pay at the Airport
- Location: Dedicated payment counters (typically BRI Bank counters) are located in the International Arrival Hall at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS).
- Payment Methods: These counters generally accept Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) cash, as well as major credit cards.
- Efficiency: By 2026, the airport has introduced "Fast-Track" scanners specifically for the Tourist Levy to streamline the process for those who have already paid online.
Important Tips for 2026
- Expect Potential Queues: While paying at the airport is a valid backup, manual payment counters often have long queues, especially during peak travel periods or Indonesian public holidays.
- Online Reliability: Note that the "Love Bali" digital systems can occasionally experience server overloads or glitches. If the online portal fails, the airport counters are the reliable "high-reliability" fallback.
- Digital Storage: If you do pay online, it is highly recommended to save your QR code to your Apple Wallet, Google Pay, or take a screenshot, as airport Wi-Fi can sometimes be unreliable.
Bali Attractions Review
Penida Island
4.4/5
389 reviewsI love going to Nusa Penida, ussually live in quieter areas and going for trips on scooter, snorkeling and hiking
Nusa Lembongan
4.6/5
191 reviewsIf I hadn't ventured out, I would never have known how far my own feet could travel, or how many unfamiliar landscapes my heart could embrace. In my fixed life, I was used to understanding the world with my mind, capturing distant places with a screen, but that was all viewing through a pane of glass—unable to feel the warmth, smell the scents, or hear the echoes. Stepping out revived all my senses simultaneously: my feet trod on soil of different textures, my nose inhaled air from different latitudes, and I heard dialects with different intonations. These multifaceted experiences broke down the abstract concept of "the whole world" into countless concrete moments, each moment telling me: you know too little, you've only seen the tip of the iceberg. My feet are my own; every step is a fight against ignorance, every journey expands my worldview. I'm gradually ceasing to define what the "real world" is, because I understand that reality has many faces, and each face deserves respect. If I don't go out and explore, I'll always think I've seen enough, know enough, and understand enough. But once I go out, I realize that I've only just begun to look at the table of contents, and the real content is yet to come.
Ayung River Rafting Bali
4.5/5
116 reviewsA gorgeous, fun, and highly scenic jungle cruise with a side of adrenaline.
Hotel Recommendations in Bali
Bali Hotels
5 star
Great430 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|16.74km from downtown
This hotel is part of a larger resort complex. You can even feed the squirrels at breakfast! The swimming pool is huge and they offer a kids' club, which was really great.
However, I did find a hair on the bedding when I checked in. After I contacted them, they promptly changed all the linens for me. Overall, it offers good value for money, but it's really best for just lounging at the hotel or on the beach. You can have lunch and dinner at the hotel, or explore the many restaurants on the street outside. The cost of living here is comparable to Sanya.From€ 91
Great106 Reviews
Ubud Bali|22.98km from downtown
This is a premium hotel far outside of Ubud center. Be aware you are about 30 minutes from Ubud if you stay here and there really isn't much to do in the immediate area besides stare at the jungle. Staff was outstanding here with frequent greetings by name and remembering you like a Ritz Carlton.
Because I enjoy regular outings I actually found the location quite inconvenient as an hour a day would have to be devoted just to getting to and from Ubud.
The room I got was enormous and included a dining room, sitting room, bedroom, large bathroom. The in room amenities were great including a free restocking mini bar with snacks (no alcohol) and a large smart TV. The bed was huge, soft, and comfortable.
The bathtub was a downside as it was quite small by western standards (not as small as a japanese tub though). I'm not a very big individual at 173cm and I felt it was too narrow and not long enough. Perhaps suitable for petite individuals only. Be aware of that if like me and many Americans you prefer baths over showers.
The property is very large and you will likely want to regularly use the phone to request the on site golf cart shuttles to get around it as otherwise you will spend much of your time walking uphill from the rooms to the amenities near the entrance like the restaurant and pool.From€ 80
Great536 Reviews
Jimbaran Bali|14.95km from downtown
when the staff greeted me with “welcome home” when i first arrived, i was initially puzzled, but as i continued my stay with intercon bali, i understood what they meant by welcome home. most times, the service was exceptionally warm. mbak Dela in the club intercontinental lounge was professional and gave a level of service which is very thoughtful and personal. i would not hesitate to stay with intercon bali again. it was such a luxurious experienceFrom€ 172
Great534 Reviews
Uluwatu Bali|19.37km from downtown
Such a great deal! Just over 600 for a night, including breakfast, and the hotel even upgraded my room. The service was excellent too! I really regret not booking more nights. The breakfast was delicious and there was so much variety. Normally, this kind of room would cost over 1000 a night. Such incredible value for money!!From€ 165
Amazing549 Reviews
Ubud Bali|16km from downtown
This was our first time visiting Bali, and we chose Ubud as our first stop. Honestly, we didn’t expect too much… until we arrived at Alaya. 🤍
Alaya truly exceeded all our expectations in every way possible.
First of all, we are so grateful to be upgraded from Alaya Resort to the newly opened Alaya Suites (only opened for 3 months!). It was such an unexpected surprise and honestly one of the experiences that made us fall in love with Ubud.
Our original booking did not include breakfast, and we planned to add it on the spot. But with the upgrade, breakfast was included for us as well. We kept wondering if there would be any hidden charges or extra payment later 😂 but NO - Alaya sincerely invited us to experience their new suites, and we really appreciated that kindness.
The breakfast was amazing too! It’s not buffet style, but “eat all you can” with freshly made dishes upon order, which honestly made the food taste even better. Everything was delicious, and btw… the latte was really good ☕️
Another thing we truly loved was the staff. Everyone served with such genuine care and kindness. Their attitude and hospitality made us feel so comfortable and welcomed throughout our stay. Thank you so much to every staff member who helped us during our stay - you guys were amazing 🤍
The room looked exactly like the photos online (search Alaya Suite) - super clean, spacious, comfortable, with huge mirrors and such a relaxing atmosphere.
And the location? PERFECT. Ubud traffic can get quite busy, so staying here and being able to walk almost everywhere made everything so much easier.
Of course, nothing is 100% perfect, so just a small note:
- The soundproofing could be better as we could hear our neighboring room talking and laughing late at night.
- The gym facilities are a little limited.
But honestly, we really loved our stay here, and this will definitely be the first hotel we revisit when we come back to Ubud again soon 🤍
Thank you for everything,
from room 308 | 10–13 May 🥳From€ 124
Business travel
Very Good405 Reviews
Seminyak Bali|6.6km from downtown
Sense hotel's location was very quite easy to go anywhere. Its located nearby local supermarket, seminyak beach, Babi guling Pak Malen, Babi guling Pak Genyol, Popella gellato ice cream, Krishna, etc. The room was very clean, Aircon worked very well. The room got hot water for shower inside bathroom, but they don't have any hairdryer, and fridge inside. The wifi wasn't worked at all, and Its a bit hard to find my phone's signal, when I slept inside the room. They said they will fixed it, but its still not fixed. Overall, the rest of the facilities was great. The room was comfortable for a solo traveler like me.From€ 12
Very Good396 Reviews
Sanur Bali|7.01km from downtown
Bali is probably the country I've visited the most. I just love this place. Every time I come here, I stay at this hotel. It's great value for money! It's right on the beach, so you can swim for several hours every day. And the best part is that there's a Rip Curl station right next to the hotel! They offer lessons for both regular surfing and kitesurfing!From€ 75
Very Good320 Reviews
Kuta Bali|10.42km from downtown
Really nice hotel, excellent value. I was only there for 1 night, but wish it was longer. Great location nearby the airport and plenty around the local area.
Room was very spacious and well equipped.
The stand out was the food from the room service, which was very inexpensive, and was exceptional (pictured), would highly recommend.
Staff all polite and friendly.From€ 13
Very Good724 Reviews
Kuta Bali|9.39km from downtown
We like the hotel and we had pleasant stay. The pool and the room were very good. The door to the balcony couldn’t close but after contacting reception , they sent staff come to fixit straight away.
The night we stay was Tuesday. The hotel had buffet dinner with dance. We heard the music from the pool and went there for dinner. They said that if will be until 10PM. But when we agreed to come, buffet almost gone, I asked few time why no more food? They asked what I want they will make. Thats not the way buffet supposes to be.
And the music and dance often break very long. Form when I joined until I nearly full, no music or dance. I asked the man who stayed outside to invite customers in: what’s giọng on?
He went to ask them to play music. But the dancers only started after 10 minutes. They danced 10 minutes and break again.
I was very upset. That night was my last night in Bali.
The next morning breakfast buffet was much nicer.
I hope the hotel can manage the dance better to let customers enjoy. And FYI, that night music and dance finished at 8:30PM. Not 10PM like they told me. I posted some photos with full of food and some empty for your reference . thanFrom€ 38
Very Good393 Reviews
Seminyak Bali|6.77km from downtown
We stayed at D’prima Hotel Seminyak for 3 nights during a shopping-focused trip, and the location was exactly what we needed — right in the center of Seminyak with easy access to shops, cafes, and everything within walking distance. The room was spacious with a very large, comfortable bed, which made it easy to relax after long days out. The hotel is not new and you can notice this in details like the bathroom fixtures and some general wear, but everything was clean and overall comfortable. For the price, it’s a solid budget-friendly option in a great area, especially if you plan to spend most of your time exploring rather than staying at the hotel. If you’re looking for a simple, well-located place to sleep while enjoying Seminyak, this is a good choice.From€ 18
Breakfast
Very Good335 Reviews
Ubud Bali|21.48km from downtown
Bali's Must-Stay Hidden Gem in Ubud ✨ Sthala, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Ubud Bali is truly rejuvenating! Tucked away amidst rainforest terraces, it's surrounded by lush greenery, far from the hustle and bustle, offering ultimate privacy.
The resort grounds are stunning, enveloped by jungle, river valleys, and rice paddies. The popular infinity pool directly overlooks the rainforest and mountains – every photo is a masterpiece. The rooms are spacious and tidy, with a layout that perfectly captures the Balinese resort vibe, making for a comfortable and relaxing stay.
The staff are incredibly attentive and friendly, always available when needed, and the resort's shuttle service makes getting around very convenient. Breakfast offers a wide variety of delicious options, including authentic Indonesian dishes. The SPA experience is also superb; a massage amidst the forest is incredibly blissful.
Waking up naturally to birdsong, you're fully immersed in nature – it's so peaceful and healing. This is definitely my top choice for a Ubud getaway, absolutely worth the trip. I'll be back again!From€ 69
Great520 Reviews
Jimbaran Bali|14.1km from downtown
The room is spacious and very bright, well-equipped, and the hotel cleans it daily and restocks supplies. The location is excellent, making it very convenient for getting around. There's a 7-Eleven downstairs and a small shopping mall, and you can even see the Twin Towers from the window.From€ 39
Amazing1119 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|19.15km from downtown
Our recent stay at The Apurva Kempinski Bali was unfortunately one of the most disappointing luxury hotel experiences we have had.
We arrived at around 2:30 PM and waited until approximately 3:40 PM before being able to access a room. During this time, we approached reception several times for updates. While the receptionist initially responded, we were later simply told to wait for an email confirmation and show it to staff once received. This felt unusual and far from the proactive service we would expect from a five-star hotel.
When we were finally escorted to our room, we discovered it had been prepared with twin beds despite our confirmed request for a king-bed room. Even the staff member accompanying us appeared surprised. We were informed that the issue would be investigated, and later received a call advising that a king-bed room was available two floors above us but would not be ready until 8:00 PM.
As compensation, we were offered complimentary cocktails at the Cliff Bar until 10:00 PM. However, upon arriving at the bar, we discovered it actually closed at 7:00 PM. This only added to our frustration, as it seemed no one had verified the information before making the offer.
At around 6:30 PM, we again checked with reception regarding our room status and were told it was still not ready. Rather than providing a solution, we were asked whether we wanted a dinner reservation for later that evening. We ended up having dinner while worrying whether we would eventually be able to move into the correct room.
At 8:00 PM, we returned to reception and shared our concerns with another staff member, who escalated the matter to the duty manager. To his credit, he listened to our feedback and offered several goodwill gestures, including lounge access, breakfast, cocktails and eventually airport transportation. However, as we were staying only one night, most of these benefits had limited value.
We were then told to wait while arrangements were made for our room transfer. By 8:20 PM, nobody had arrived, forcing us to call reception once again. Finally, at around 8:30 PM, the duty manager personally escorted us to the new room, which turned out to be an upgraded room with a private pool.
While we appreciated the upgrade, it was difficult to enjoy it after spending almost six hours dealing with delays, room allocation errors, poor communication and repeated follow-ups. The issue was never about receiving extra benefits—it was about receiving the room we booked and experiencing the level of service expected from a luxury hotel.
To the hotel's credit, the upgraded room made the remainder of our stay more enjoyable, and our second day was much better. However, the first day was so poorly managed that it significantly impacted our overall experience. Mistakes can happen at any hotel, but what defines a true five-star property is how those mistakes are handled. Unfortunately, on this occasion, The Apurva Kempinski Bali fell well short of expectations.From€ 276
Very Good174 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|14km from downtown
This hotel is a very good choice 👍🏼 I am a little picky, but here’s my review:
Pros:
✅ No damp smell, well ventilated ( I was worried about this)
✅ No insects in the room. There might be some geckos 🦎 (which is normal and expected) but I didn’t see any.
✅ Very clean in general
✅ Comfortable bed
✅ The service is amazing
✅ The staff is very friendly and helpful
✅ The breakfast is very good, there are plenty of choices.
✅ Their restaurant is also very good, in case you don’t want to go out of the resort.
✅ The vibe at the beach is nice and if you like water sports it is also good.
✅ The pool is huge and very nice
✅ Reasonable price (but it will depend on the season and demand)
Cons:
😑 Sound proof can be better, one can hear everyone from the pool (the sound enters from the main door)
😑 The beach is not the best for swimming, and is a bit dirty in general (not the hotel’s fault)
😑 The gym can be better as there are only 3 machines (spinning, treadmill and elliptical) the dumbbells are fine
✅😄 Overall, recommended! I was happy with my stay at this hotel!
It is good to give it a try!From€ 107
Amazing166 Reviews
Sanur Bali|6.62km from downtown
We booked a king room with lagoon access and was upgraded to a suite (Thank you Andaz, was a lovely surprise). We had a beautiful, clean and spacious room with a massive patio that backed onto a lagoon connected to the main pool with a sea view. It felt like paradise. There were toads croaking after the rain. We saw cockatoos and many other kinds of bird. Bird sang every morning. We even a monitor lizard swimming in the spa’s lily pond. This place is bathed in nature. Service was friendly and warm from top notch staff. The turndown service every evening was a special touch, and the grounds were immaculately kept! There were almost always staff working away to keep the grounds pristine and lush. We really like the hotel’s layout where it seems (to us) that all rooms provide a good level of privacy and some kind of a view, be it lush beautiful gardens, pool or the beach. Lastly, the à la carte unlimited breakfast was what brought us here (from the flip flop traveller, iykyk) and it did not disappoint. What an amazing treat! Andaz Bali is truly a gem.From€ 307
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