Bali Visa for British citizens (2026).

eVOA covers most British holiday-makers — 30 days extendable to 60, government fee IDR 500,000 (~£28). C1 Tourist Visa (formerly B211A) is the long-stay choice — 60 days on arrival, extendable twice to 180 days total, around £135 with our service fees. C2 Business Visa suits UK consultants, executives and remote workers attending meetings, conferences or training in Indonesia — same 60-day stay structure as the C1 but classified for business activities. KITAS for British citizens moving to Bali long-term: working KITAS (employer-sponsored), Investor KITAS (PT PMA shareholders), Retirement KITAS (60+) and family KITAS (married to an Indonesian or to an existing KITAS holder).

Standard eVOA government fee: IDR 500,000 (~£28). Tourist Levy: IDR 150,000 (~£8) paid separately through the Love Bali portal. With our agent fee, a complete UK eVOA application typically costs between £40 and £75 depending on processing speed. The C1 / B211A is around £135 all-in. Long-stay KITAS pricing varies by category — we send a fixed quote on WhatsApp before any payment is taken, in GBP, EUR or USD as you prefer. There are no hidden charges and government fees are itemised separately.

1. Check your passport — at least 6 months' validity past planned exit, 2 blank pages, full British Citizen designation. 2. Lodge your eVOA — at molina.imigrasi.go.id directly, or through our agency. 3. Pay the Tourist Levy separately at lovebali.baliprov.go.id before flying. 4. Submit the All Indonesia Declaration Form within the 3 days before arrival at allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id. UK travellers usually fly via Singapore Airlines, Qatar Airways or Emirates — the stopover doesn't affect the visa. The full checklist lands on your WhatsApp the moment you start an application with us.

The Bali Tourist Levy (IDR 150,000 ≈ £8 per person) launched in 2024 and is paid through the Love Bali portal — not the immigration eVOA portal. Indonesian Customs at Ngurah Rai will ask for your QR code receipt. The All Indonesia Declaration Form has been mandatory since September 2025 — submitted within 3 days before arrival, it combines the old Customs Declaration and SATUSEHAT Health Pass into one form. The form QR is checked at the e-Gate alongside your eVOA. Both apply per traveller including children and infants.

British passport holders aged 60+ qualify for the Indonesia Retirement KITAS (formerly E33F) — 5-year permit, renewable, lodged from our Bali office. The Indonesia Second Home Visa offers a 5- or 10-year long-term residence option for any British national meeting the financial threshold. UK remote workers earning from non-Indonesian sources can use the new E33G Remote Worker Visa — valid 1 year, multi-entry, designed for digital nomads and consultants. We help British clients choose between these based on intended stay, income source and family structure.