Do You Need Bank Statements to Enter Bali? Here’s the Truth
Do You Need Bank Statements to Enter Bali? Here’s the Truth
You may have recently seen headlines suggesting that travellers must show bank statements to enter Bali — but don’t worry, this information is not accurate
The topic was mentioned only as part of a draft tourism discussion and has not been approved or implemented as an official immigration requirement.
Are Bank Statements Required for Bali Entry?
No. Travellers do not need to show bank statements when entering Bali or Indonesia.
Current Bali & Indonesia Entry Requirements for Visa On Arrival B1 or VIsa Exemption A1
Indonesia’s immigration rules remain unchanged, and visitors must only provide the following:
- A valid A1 or B1 visa for Indonesia
- A passport valid for at least 6 months
- A return or onward flight ticket
- A completed All-Indonesia Arrival Card
For Bali you will also need to pay the tourism levy for Bali.
Travel to Bali Remains Simple
Bali continues to welcome international visitors, and entry requirements remain straightforward and traveller-friendly. Always rely on official sources for updates, and ignore misleading headlines.
Planning your trip to Bali? You can travel with confidence knowing that bank statements are not required for entry.
60 day visa applications.
If you are planning on applying for a 60 day *C1 or 1 Year multiple entry *D1 visa please visit the official Indonesian Immigration site here.
*Personal bank statement with minimum amount USD $2000 or equivalent the last 3 months period (including name, date of period, and balance account) are required for these types of visas.