Bali Visa for Singaporeans (2026).

Visa-free (30 days) covers the classic Singapore long-weekend and holiday pattern: tourism, visiting friends and family, attending meetings or conferences. It costs nothing and requires no application — just a passport valid 6+ months. It is not enough if: your stay might exceed 30 days (there is no extension — overstaying costs IDR 1,000,000 per day), you want the flexibility to extend, or you're relocating, working or investing. The single most common mistake Singaporeans make is entering visa-free 'to see how it goes' and then discovering at day 25 that the only legal option is flying out.

For 31–60 days, enter on the eVOA — government fee IDR 500,000 (about S$47) — which extends once in-country for 30 more days. We handle the extension so you never visit an immigration office. For 61–180 days — a remote-work season, an extended family stay — the C1 Tourist Visa (formerly B211A) grants 60 days on arrival and extends twice; government and sponsor fees run around S$220 with our service. Frequent flyers doing monthly Bali trips can simply keep using visa-free entry; frequent business travellers who need longer per-visit stays should look at the D2 multiple-entry visa (1, 2 or 5 years, 60 days per entry).

Visa-free does not mean fee-free: every visitor to Bali, including ASEAN citizens and children, pays the IDR 150,000 (~S$14) Bali Tourist Levy through the Love Bali portal at lovebali.baliprov.go.id. Customs at Ngurah Rai checks the QR receipt on arrival. The All Indonesia Declaration Form (allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id) is also mandatory within 3 days before arrival, visa or no visa. Both take minutes online — do them when you check in for your flight.

Remote work for a Singapore employer during a visa-free or eVOA stay is tolerated in practice for short periods, but anything structured — relocating while keeping your Singapore job, running a business, investing in property through a PT PMA — should sit on the right permit. The E33G Remote Worker KITAS grants a year of residence for verified foreign-income earners; the Investor KITAS (E28A) suits Singaporeans buying into or founding an Indonesian company. Both are lodged from our Bali office with document checklists sent to your WhatsApp.