Bali (Indonesia) visa for Singaporeans

**Singapore passport holders planning a Bali trip should confirm entry requirements directly on Indonesia's official immigration channels before booking** — rules and fees for Indonesia's e-Visa on Arrival can change, so this guide points you to the official sources rather than stating figures that may be out of date by the time you travel. ## Official sources for entry requirements Check these two official Indonesia Directorate General of Immigration channels directly for current Singapore-passport entry requirements, fees and validity (both last checked June 2026): - **Indonesia e-Visa on Arrival portal (molina)** — molina.imigrasi.go.id - **Indonesia Directorate General of Immigration** (general immigration information) — imigrasi.go.id This guide does not restate specific fees, durations or eligibility conditions, since those are set and updated by Indonesian immigration directly. ## About Bali Bali is Indonesia's most-visited province — a Hindu-majority island (86.4% of the population follows Balinese Hinduism, unusual in majority-Muslim Indonesia) known for mountainous terrain, rice terraces, volcanic hillsides, beaches and diving. Denpasar is the provincial capital and Bali's largest city, while Ubud, within Greater Denpasar, is widely considered the island's cultural centre. Five of Bali's rice terraces and their water temples are recognised by UNESCO as the 'Cultural Landscape of Bali Province: the Subak System as a Manifestation of the Tri Hita Karana Philosophy.' ## Practical notes - **Currency:** Indonesian rupiah (IDR). - **Entry:** Always confirm current visa/entry-card requirements on the official portals above before booking flights or accommodation. - **Planning your trip:** See our Bali itinerary guides for Singapore-origin travellers for day-by-day planning once your entry requirements are confirmed.