Track your Bali e-visa application in minutes. Enter your registration code and we'll guide you to the official Bali Immigration portal — with your details ready to go.
Check my visa status
Enter your details below and we'll route you straight to the official Bali Immigration portal — no guesswork, no waiting, just instant access to your real-time status.
Check your e-visa application status
All fields are required. Enter details exactly as submitted in your original application.
Follow these four simple steps to verify your e-visa application status through the official Bali Immigration portal. The entire process takes under five minutes.
If your status is unclear or something looks wrong, our Bali specialists are available to help — we resolve most visa issues within 24 hours.
Open the confirmation email from evisa.gov.vn sent after you submitted your application. Your code starts with letters + numbers, e.g. EB2025XXXXXXXX. Check your spam folder if you can't find it.
Enter your name, email, phone number, registration code, and date of birth exactly as submitted in your original application. Any mismatch will return "Not Found" on the portal.
After submitting the form, click the button to open the official Bali Immigration portal in a new tab. Enter your registration code and date of birth there to view your real-time application status.
If your status is unclear, your visa was rejected, or you need to re-apply, our Bali specialists can assist. We help Indian travelers with e-visa applications and resolve most issues within 24 hours.
Bali's official e-visa portal shows one of four statuses. Here's what each one means and what to do next.
Your Bali e-visa has been approved. Download and print the document from the official portal — you must carry a printed copy when entering Bali. Verify that your name, passport number, entry/exit dates, and permitted ports of entry are all correct before travelling.
Your application is still being processed by the Bali Immigration Department. Standard processing takes 3 working days; urgent processing takes 1 working day. If it has been more than 5 working days with no update, contact our team for assistance.
Common reasons include incorrect personal information, passport discrepancies, or a system flag. Check the rejection reason on the portal, correct the issue, and re-apply. Contact our team — we can identify the problem and guide you through a successful re-application.
Likely reasons: the registration code was typed incorrectly (check O vs 0, I vs 1), the date of birth doesn't match what was submitted, or you applied very recently (allow 24 hours for the system to update). Double-check all fields and try again.
Everything you need ready before starting your Bali e-visa application on the official portal. Most applications are completed in under 30 minutes.
All documents must be digital copies — no physical originals are required for the online application. Ensure your passport photo meets the specifications to avoid rejection.
Bali's official e-visa portal offers two processing speeds. Always apply well ahead of your travel date to allow time for corrections or re-applications if needed.
Working days exclude weekends and Balinese public holidays. If your visa hasn't arrived within the stated timeframe, use our status checker above or contact our team for assistance.
Beyond your e-visa, border officers may check the following at immigration. Having these documents ready ensures a smooth arrival at any Balinese international airport or land crossing.
As of 2024, citizens of 45+ countries can visit Bali visa-free for stays ranging from 14 to 90 days. Indian passport holders are not on this list and require a Bali e-visa.
The categories below reflect current visa-free durations for each group. Policies can change — always verify the latest rules before travelling.
Since August 2023, Indian passport holders can apply for a Bali e-visa entirely online — no embassy visit, no interview, and no letter of approval required. The process is fully self-service and takes under 30 minutes.
The Bali e-visa for Indian citizens is valid for 90 days from the date of issue and permits multiple entries — ideal for travellers who plan to visit neighbouring countries and return to Bali within the validity window.
Get visa application helpBali's e-visa system allows eligible nationalities to apply online without visiting an embassy. As of 2023, Bali expanded its e-visa eligibility to citizens of all countries and territories, including India. Indian passport holders can apply directly at evisa.gov.vn without an embassy appointment or letter of approval. The entire process is online and typically takes under 30 minutes to complete.
The Bali e-visa is valid for up to 90 days from the date of issue and permits multiple entries — so you can enter, exit, and re-enter Bali within the validity window. Processing time is 3 working days for standard applications and 1 working day for urgent applications (additional fee applies). The standard fee is approximately USD 25.
For Indian travelers, Bali's e-visa makes the country one of the easiest Southeast Asian destinations to access — no interview, no embassy visit, and no supporting documents beyond a passport scan and a passport-format photograph. If you need help with the visa application process, itinerary planning, or hotel and package bookings, contact our Bali specialists — we've helped thousands of Indian travelers plan their Bali holidays.
Once your visa is approved, start planning your budget. Use our free Currency Converter to check the latest INR to IDR exchange rate and estimate your travel spend — from accommodation to street food, transfers, and day tours.
Bali's visa policy has changed significantly in recent years. Here are the key updates every traveller should know before applying.
Bali extended its e-visa from 30 days (single entry) to 90 days with multiple entries, effective 15 August 2023. This applies to all nationalities including India, making Bali's e-visa one of the most flexible in Southeast Asia.
Bali expanded e-visa eligibility to citizens of all countries and territories globally. Previously the e-visa was restricted to specific nationalities. Indian passport holders can now apply directly on evisa.gov.vn without any additional approval process.
Bali extended visa-free entry from 15 days to 45 days for citizens of Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, Russia, Japan, South Korea, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, and Belarus — significantly boosting European and North Asian tourism.
Bali continued expanding its visa-free programme in 2024, adding more nationalities and extending stays as part of its bilateral visa-waiver agreements. The country is actively broadening these agreements as part of its post-pandemic tourism recovery strategy.
The official Bali e-visa portal undergoes periodic maintenance and updates. If you encounter errors during your application, try again after a few hours or switch to a different browser. Our team can assist if you face persistent technical issues with your application.
Common questions about Bali e-visa applications, status checks, and what to do if things go wrong.
Our Bali specialists help Indian travelers with e-visa applications, rejections, re-applications, and full holiday planning — packages, hotels, transfers, and more.
Talk to a Bali Specialist