Can You Bring Your Own Wine to Restaurants in Bali? Corkage
Yes at many Bali restaurants that sell wine, if you pay a corkage fee set by each venue. Published examples (checked Oct... more
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Yes at many Bali restaurants that sell wine, if you pay a corkage fee set by each venue. Published examples (checked Oct... more
Donations (dana punia) at Bali temples are not compulsory; only official ticketed entry is. Ticket ranges for Besakih, L... more
Tourists must wear an SNI helmet in Bali, riders and passengers alike. Maximum fine IDR 250,000 (Law 22/2009 Art. 291),... more
Nyepi closes the airport for a full 24 hours and Galungan shuts many warungs. Enter your dates and see the answer now.
Bali Place FinderCustoms at Ngurah Rai kept something of yours? Step by step: the documents you need, paying duty with a billing code, ge... more
Retirees can stay in Bali on two visas: E33E (5 years, IDR13 million) and E33F (1 year, IDR7 million). Age rules, the US... more
Where there is no sign: 30 km/h in residential areas, 50 km/h in urban areas, 80 km/h on intercity roads and 60-100 km/h... more
Under Transport Ministry Regulation PM 45 of 2020, e-bikes, e-scooters and kick scooters may only be used in dedicated l... more
Within 9 km of Ngurah Rai Airport, flying kites is banned outright under Bali Provincial Regulation No. 9 of 2000. Beyon... more
Better not, and in Bali the ban is written into law. Bali Provincial Regulation 5/2023 prohibits giving money to beggars... more
There is no legal casino in Bali or anywhere in Indonesia. Since 2 January 2026 the new Criminal Code allows up to 3 yea... more