As 2027 begins, the headline Bali visa fees remain anchored to the current government schedule: IDR 500,000 (around USD 35, indicative) for a Visa on Arrival or e-VOA, another IDR 500,000 for the single permitted VOA extension, and from IDR 1,500,000 (indicative) for the C1 single-entry 60-day visit visa. Overstaying costs IDR 1,000,000 per day, and residence permits such as the KITAS are priced in components rather than as one flat fee.
Every figure below is the official government (PNBP) rate published on Indonesia’s immigration portals, quoted as indicative because exchange rates move and regulations can change mid-year. For the deeper per-category breakdown behind this table, our complete Bali visa cost guide tracks each visa class through the year.
The 2027 Bali Visa Price Table
This table consolidates the fees most travellers actually ask about — from a free 30-day entry to the daily overstay fine.
| Item | Official fee (IDR, indicative) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Visa-free entry (B1 exemption) | Free | Eligible nationalities only; 30 days, not extendable |
| Visa on Arrival (VOA) | 500,000 | Approx. USD 35; 30 days, paid at Ngurah Rai counter |
| e-VOA (online) | 500,000 | Same fee, applied before flying via the official portal |
| VOA extension (one only) | 500,000 | Adds 30 days; maximum 60 days total |
| C1 (formerly B211A) 60-day visit visa | From 1,500,000 | Single entry; listed in the official e-Visa fee schedule |
| C1 extension (per 60-day block) | On request — check portal | Two extensions possible; up to 180 days total |
| D1/D2 multiple-entry visit visa | From higher bands, on request | 1, 2 or 5-year validity; fee varies by option |
| Work KITAS (government components) | From roughly 10–15 million | Multi-component: permit approvals, KITAS issuance, levies |
| Overstay fine | 1,000,000 per day | Charged per day, no grace period |
| Bali tourist levy | Separate provincial charge | Applies regardless of which visa you hold |
Note the pattern: short-stay fees are fixed and public, while long-stay and residence fees are built from several components. That distinction matters when you compare agent quotes later in this guide.
VOA and e-VOA: IDR 500,000 In, IDR 500,000 to Extend
The Visa on Arrival serves roughly 90–92 nationalities, including travellers from the US, UK, EU, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Japan. Airport counter or online beforehand, the issuance fee is the same IDR 500,000 — the e-VOA simply moves payment forward so you skip the purchase line on landing.
The extension is where budgets go wrong. A VOA can be extended exactly once, for 30 more days, at another IDR 500,000 — a hard ceiling of 60 days, lodged before your first 30 days expire. Our visa extension service page walks through the timeline, the biometric appointment, and what happens if you file late.
The C1 60-Day Visit Visa: From IDR 1,500,000
If you already know you want more than 60 days, applying for the C1 single-entry visit visa before arrival is usually the cleaner route. The official e-Visa fee schedule lists the up-to-60-day visit visa at IDR 1,500,000 (indicative), and the visa can then be extended twice in 60-day blocks to a maximum of 180 days — something no VOA can match. The full comparison of who should choose this route sits on our Bali 60-day visa guide.
Naming is still in transition: older articles call this visa the B211A, while 2027 portal menus label it C1. Same visa, same purpose — tourism, family visits, cultural activities — different label. If an agent quotes you separately for a “B211A” and a “C1”, you are being quoted twice for one product.
Overstay Penalties: IDR 1,000,000 Per Day
The overstay fine is the most expensive line in the fee system relative to what it buys you: nothing. Each calendar day beyond your permitted stay costs IDR 1,000,000, and longer overstays can escalate into detention and deportation proceedings. Leave ten days late and you pay IDR 10,000,000 — twenty times the extension that would have prevented it. Our overstay guide covers how the fine is calculated and paid at departure.
KITAS and Residence Permits: Component Pricing, Not a Sticker Price
Anyone quoting you one flat, universal “KITAS price” is simplifying to the point of distortion. A work KITAS involves multiple government components — sponsor approvals on the manpower side, the KITAS issuance itself, and training levies — which together typically start from roughly IDR 10–15 million in government fees, before any agent or sponsor charges. The exact total depends on your sector, contract duration, and permit type.
Investor, retirement, second home and golden visa categories each carry their own fee structures under the E-class system. Treat every number as “from” pricing: the honest answer to “how much is a KITAS?” is always a range plus a component list, never a single figure.
What Changed From 2026 to 2027
The reassuring news: the headline rates carried over. VOA and e-VOA issuance, the VOA extension, and the daily overstay fine entered 2027 at the same published levels as 2026, with no increase announced at the time of writing. What kept moving is structure rather than price — the shift from legacy B211A naming to C1/D-class labels, and the consolidation of applications onto the government’s unified online portals. Your 2026 bookmarks may redirect, but your 2026 budget still holds.
How to Verify Every Fee on the Official Portal
Before paying anyone, check the source. The official application and fee reference is evisa.imigrasi.go.id, the Indonesian government’s e-Visa portal. Three habits keep you safe:
- Type the address yourself. Lookalike sites rank in ads; genuine portals end in the government domain imigrasi.go.id.
- Read the fee page, not the checkout. The published schedule shows the government rate before processing charges are layered on.
- Screenshot the rate on the day you apply. If a dispute arises later, you can show the official fee at the time.
How to Detect Agent Markup Before You Pay
Using an agent is not the problem — a legitimate service fee buys queue handling, document checks, and deadline tracking. The problem is undisclosed markup dressed up as a government charge. Red flags worth acting on:
- No fee split. A trustworthy quote separates the government fee from the service fee. “All-in IDR 1,200,000 for a VOA extension” with no breakdown hides a margin of more than double the official IDR 500,000.
- “Government fees increased this week.” Fee changes are published on the official portal. If you cannot find the increase there, it does not exist.
- Pressure to pay cash immediately. Official fees have fixed published values; urgency is a sales tactic, not an immigration requirement.
- Single-figure KITAS quotes. Residence permits are component-priced; a flat number with no component list is a guess or a markup — often both.
If you prefer your paperwork handled end to end by a team that quotes this way, the legal concierge and immigration support desk at Bali Premium Trip works on itemised, written quotes as standard.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the Bali Visa on Arrival in 2027?
The VOA and e-VOA both cost IDR 500,000 (around USD 35, indicative) for an initial 30-day stay. The single permitted extension costs another IDR 500,000, bringing the maximum spend to IDR 1,000,000 for 60 days.
Is the 60-day C1 visa better value than a VOA with extension?
On raw price, no: the C1 starts from IDR 1,500,000 versus IDR 1,000,000 for a fully extended VOA. On flexibility, yes: the C1 can be extended twice to reach 180 days total, while the VOA is capped at 60 days with no exceptions.
What is the fine for overstaying a Bali visa?
IDR 1,000,000 per day, with no grace period. Longer overstays can move beyond fines into detention and deportation, so treat extension deadlines as fixed.
Why do agents quote different prices for the same visa?
The government fee is identical for everyone; the difference is the service fee each agent adds. A transparent agent shows both lines separately. If a quote is far above the official rate with no breakdown, ask for the split before paying.
Where can I check the official Bali visa fees myself?
On the Indonesian government’s e-Visa portal at evisa.imigrasi.go.id, which publishes the current fee schedule. Verify the address ends in imigrasi.go.id before entering any personal details.
Get an Itemised Quote Before You Pay Anyone
The 2027 fee table is short, public, and stable — so any surprise on your invoice comes from the service layer, not the government. For a written, line-by-line quote on a visa, extension, or KITAS pathway, or a sanity check on a price you have been given, message our team on WhatsApp at wa.me/6281128590000 or email [email protected]. We answer with the government fee and the service fee on separate lines, every time.
Disclaimer: This article is general information, not legal or financial advice. Visa fees, categories and regulations in Indonesia can change with little notice, and individual circumstances vary. Always verify current requirements on the official portal at evisa.imigrasi.go.id or with the Indonesian immigration office, and consult a licensed immigration professional before making decisions based on this information.