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Bali immigration offices 2026: which one is yours

Bali has five immigration offices: Denpasar, Ngurah Rai, Singaraja, Tabanan and Klungkung. The last two opened on 6 April 2026. You do not get to choose — your application goes to the office whose area covers your address. Filing is online, but one visit for the photo remains mandatory.

Updated: 25 August 2026 · Verified by the Malina Visa team

The five offices and their areas

Your office is determined by your residential address, not by which one is easiest to park at. Here is how the island is divided.

Office Areas covered
DenpasarDenpasar, North Badung, Gianyar, Bangli — including Ubud, Sanur, Kintamani
Ngurah RaiBadung and the airport area — Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Canggu, Jimbaran, Uluwatu
SingarajaNorth, east and west — Buleleng, Karangasem, Jembrana: Lovina, Amed, Gilimanuk
TabananTabanan regency — including Tabanan town and the Kedungu coast
KlungkungKlungkung and the islands — Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Ceningan

What changed in April 2026

On 6 April 2026 two new offices formally opened in Bali — Tabanan and Klungkung. Until then the island was served by three: Denpasar, Ngurah Rai and Singaraja, which meant Tabanan residents travelled to Denpasar and people on Nusa Penida took a ferry to the mainland.

The point is load: the number of foreigners on the island keeps growing, and Ngurah Rai alone carried the whole south. If you live in Tabanan or on the islands, the change is a practical one — your visit just got a lot closer.

Re-check which office is yours. If you extended last year and remember your office, it may have changed: some addresses moved into the new zones.

Why you cannot pick your own office

An extension application goes to the office whose working area covers the foreigner's place of residence. That is a rule, not a suggestion — an application filed at the wrong office simply will not go through, and you lose the time.

  • !You cannot use a more convenient office instead of yours — the link is your address
  • !Moved to another area mid-permit? Check the zone before you file, not after
  • !The address on the application must be the real one: it is checked against accommodation records

How the visit works

Filing is online, but the procedure includes a photo taken at the office, so one visit stays mandatory.

Apply online

Documents go through the government portal: passport, a sponsor's guarantee letter if you have a sponsor, and a statement of your purpose in Indonesia.

Pay

As long as payment clears before your current permit expires, no overstay accrues — even if the visit itself comes later.

Appointment

The office sends an electronic notice that your documents were received and books you in.

Photo at the office

Takes a few minutes. Dress conservatively: shorts, singlets and beachwear are a common reason to be turned away.

Issue

The finished permit arrives electronically — there is no paper to collect.

If something is wrong in your documents, the office sends a notice: you get 2 days from the notice date to fix it. Miss that and the application is rejected, and you start again.

Timing and cost

Official government fees for extending a visit stay permit:

  • ✓30 days — IDR 500,000 per application (e-VOA extension)
  • ✓60 days — IDR 2,000,000 (C1 visa and D-series multiple-entry extensions)
  • ✓180 days — IDR 6,000,000 (C12 and D12 pre-investment visas)

Processing takes up to 3 working days from the moment payment is received. You may file no earlier than 14 days before your current permit ends, and no later than the day it ends. The new period starts the day after the previous one finishes, so no days are lost.

File late and it becomes an overstay: IDR 1,000,000 per day, per person, children included.

How to cut down the visits

The logic is simple: the longer your permit, the less often you see immigration.

Frequently asked questions

How many immigration offices are there in Bali in 2026?

Five: Denpasar, Ngurah Rai, Singaraja, Tabanan and Klungkung. The last two opened on 6 April 2026. There were three before that, which is why older guides and checklists often give the wrong number.

Can I file at any office I like?

No. Your application is handled by the office whose working area covers your residential address. You cannot use a more convenient office — the link is the address, not your preference.

Which office covers Nusa Penida?

Klungkung, which opened on 6 April 2026 and covers Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan. Before that, island residents had to travel to mainland Bali.

Do I have to attend the office in person?

Yes, once — for the photo, which is part of the procedure. Everything else, including filing and payment, is done online, and the finished permit arrives electronically.

What happens if I file too late?

You may file up to and including the day your current permit expires. If payment clears by then, no overstay accrues. Miss it and the overstay starts at IDR 1,000,000 per day, per person.

We will cut your immigration visits down to one

We work out your office from your address, file the application, watch the deadlines and book your photo slot. You come in once.

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