Bali is one of the most beautiful and peaceful places in the world to visit! There are many restrictions to travel to this tropical country but safe to say that you can travel now! Bali is now reopening for international tourism from 19 countries around the world. Let us know more about the details about how Bali is open for Indian tourists and the Covid restrictions too!
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After the unexpected pandemic and Covid tension, Bali is now slowly opening for international tourism. Though only selected countries are free to visit Bali, there are still many restrictions during travel. And the countries that are free to visit Bali are- India, China, Japan, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, New Zealand, Liechtenstein, France, Italy, Sweden Spain, Portugal, Poland, Hungary and Norway. It is very important to meet the requirements at least one month prior to your travel date. For example, fully vaccinated with certificates, RT-PCR negative test report only 48 hours before the travel date and other valid ID proofs.
The Indonesian government also believes that reopening international tourism will increase the country’s economical GDP to at least to a certain extent. Baby steps can be the only word that well defines the current situation about international tourism.
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Bali reopening for international tourism and Indian tourists is such great news because the place is full of serenity and peace. You can enjoy Bali’s beauty with some simple safety precautions and pre-requisites. Continue reading to know more about the restrictions listed by the Bali government.
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If you are directly flying to Bali, Bali Ngurah Rai Airport in Denpasar will welcome you with a warm hug. If you cannot directly fly to Bali, you can fly through Jakarta international airport but you should go through a quarantine period of 8 days in Jakarta before flying to Bali again.
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No. You must go through the quarantine period of 5 days after arriving at Bali.
No. Do check the 19 countries list released by the Bali government.
These are the most important COVID rules and restrictions imposed by the Bali government regarding the travel reopening for Indian tourists and International tourism. Plan your best and safest vacation with Pickyourtrail for the best experience. Also, check out the interesting Bali tour packages to know more about the pre-packages! You can also customise your Bali itinerary at your own comfort and budget!