Thirty days, and that is the ceiling. Visa free entry is not extendable. For sixty days take the eVOA instead, and for longer than that a B211A or a KITAS.

Should I apply online or at the airport?

Online. The eVOA is the same visa at the same price, applied between ninety days and forty eight hours before departure, and it lets you skip the arrival queue. Up to five travellers can be processed in one session.

Can I work in Bali on this visa?

No. It is a tourist entry. Paid work is illegal and actively checked in 2026 by the Dharma Dewata task force, social media included. Remote workers need the E33G, and content creators the C5A.

What happens if I overstay?

IDR 1,000,000 per day. Past sixty days of overstay it becomes a criminal matter: detention, deportation and a re-entry ban. If you are already at expiry, contact us rather than waiting for the airport.

Bali Visa for Filipino Citizens 2026

Q: Do Filipinos need a visa for Bali in 2026?

Not for a short holiday. Filipinos enter visa free for up to thirty days with no fee. Visa free entry cannot be extended, so a longer stay needs the paid eVOA or another visa arranged in advance.

Do Filipinos need a visa for Bali in 2026?

No, not for a short holiday. Filipinos are waved through for thirty days. The catch is that visa free entry is non extendable, and the clock does not stop.

This is the mistake Filipinos make most: assuming visa free can be stretched at the immigration office. It cannot. If there is any chance you will stay past thirty days, buy the eVOA before you fly.

Apply as an eVOA

Thirty days: Counted from arrival. The day you land is day one.
No extension: Visa free entry cannot be extended. Not once, not at all.
Tourism only: No paid work of any kind, and it is enforced.
Want longer?: Take the paid eVOA instead and you get thirty days plus an extension.

Visa options for Filipinos

What Filipinos actually choose, in the order they usually consider them.

Traveller holding a passport at the immigration counters in Bali airport

VOA or eVOA

Thirty days plus one extension, if visa free is not enough.

Traveller checking documents on a street beside a Balinese temple gate

B211A Visit Visa

Sixty days, extendable, and it converts to a KITAS without leaving.

Remote worker on a laptop in an open-air lounge surrounded by palms

Digital Nomad E33G

One year for remote workers earning USD 60,000 or more from abroad.

Man holding his passport on a path through Bali rice fields at sunset

Retirement E33F

One year, renewable, for over 55s settling in Bali.

Choose something else if you plan to

Fly in and out repeatedly Multiple-Entry
Work or earn in Indonesia Working KITAS
Make monetised content C5A Creator Visa
Settle for five years or more Second Home Visa

How Filipinos apply for the eVOA

Five steps, all of them before you leave home.

01
Open the window
Apply from ninety days out, and no later than forty eight hours before departure.
02
Use the official portal
evisa.imigrasi.go.id is the only official site. Lookalike domains take your money and issue nothing.
03
Select your nationality
Choose the Philippines and the Visa on Arrival category.
04
Upload and pay
Filipino passport bio page valid six months or more, a passport photo, and payment by Visa, Mastercard or JCB.
05
File the arrival card
Separate from the visa, within three days before you land.

Filipino passport: what you need at Ngurah Rai

Checked against the current rules before you travel, so nothing turns into a refusal at the counter.

Passport validity: Six months or more from arrival, with a blank page
Visa or entry status: Visa free entry, granted on arrival
Onward ticket: Proof that you leave Indonesia
Accommodation: A booking, or the address you are staying at
Proof of funds: About USD 2,000, backed by three months of statements
All Indonesia Arrival Card: Mandatory, filed within three days before you land
Bali Tourist Levy: IDR 150,000 per person, through the Love Bali app
Health and customs: Declared inside the arrival card, which replaced the old forms in 2025

The arrival card and the tourist levy are separate from your visa and from each other. Every arrival needs all three, whatever passport you hold.

What it costs Filipinos

Government fees and our service fee, separated, so you can see exactly what you are paying for.

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Visa free entry Nothing to pay, thirty days IDR 0
Our eVOA service All in, government fee included USD 79
Extension, plus 30 days Official extension fee included USD 119
Bali Tourist Levy A separate government charge IDR 150,000

The government fee is identical whether you file it yourself or we do. What you buy from us is a checked application and one named person who owns the case.

Before you book

Bali visa questions from Filipinos

See the full FAQ

Longer stays and other routes

Where people go when a holiday visa is not the right instrument.

Get it right before you book the flight

Tell us your dates and why you are coming. You get the right visa for Filipino passport holders named, a written all-in price, and one person who owns it from first message to entry stamp.

WhatsApp Us Or use the contact form

Transparent pricing. No hidden fees. A reply in under two hours.

Bali Visa Rules for Filipinos

Do Filipinos need a visa for Bali in 2026?