Many tourists visiting Bali often wish to extend their stay, and the eVisa on arrival allows a total of up to 60 days: 30 initial days, extendable once for an additional 30 days. The eVisa application must be done online via the official Indonesian immigration website before arriving in Bali, which also helps save time at the airport thanks to new automated gates that speed up the immigration process.

Bali Police are stepping up road safety enforcement, especially in popular areas like Mengwi and Canggu. Tourists and locals are being warned to follow traffic laws, including wearing helmets, avoiding illegal parking, and ensuring their vehicles are properly registered and not illegally modified.

Bali is going electric. Starting 2026, new eco-friendly buses will hit the roads—zero emissions, low fares, and iconic Tridatu design. Supported by South Korea, this project is a big win for clean travel and a greener future on the Island of the Gods.

TransNusa has launched direct flights from Bali to Guangzhou, opening up smooth travel, faster cargo routes, and fresh tourism vibes. From beach brunches to jungle pools, this new connection brings more reasons to explore and enjoy both worlds in style.