Do I need a visa to go to Bali? ask for advice

Bali is landing visa, so there is no need to apply in advance in China.

After going to Denpasar Airport in Bali, there is a big yellow signboard at 1F that says Visaonarival, and there are several small counters that say Visaonarival payment counter. You can buy a visa receipt by showing your passport and $25. Just take your passport, receipt and the immigration form filled out on the plane and line up at the customs.

Generally, when applying for a visa, the customs officers will ask for a tip, which is about per person 10 yuan. If it is short, it will not be stamped.

China Mobile's mobile phone can roam to Bali, but it is extremely expensive. Therefore, it is recommended to buy a mobile phone sim card sold in a local store, which can also be bought at the airport. Local calls are generally 800- 1500 rupees per minute, which is free and can be recharged in convenience stores.

The main currency in Indonesia is the rupee, also known as the Indonesian rupiah. It is much more cost-effective to exchange dollars for foreign exchange than RMB, and it is also common to use dollars in Indonesia. Generally, the charter, accommodation and travel of travel agencies are mostly quoted in US dollars.

Large shopping malls, restaurants and high-end hotels can use credit cards, and you need to pay extra for cash withdrawal, so you'd better change enough dollars with you.

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The exchange rate of 1. Indonesian rupiah fluctuates greatly. After arriving at the airport, look at the exchange rate of the day. If it is a high level, you might as well change it a little more.

Generally, the exchange rate of airports is lower than that of urban areas, so you can change it a little less first, and one or two days will be enough.

There is no handling fee on the exchange rate bulletin board of the street exchange point, which means no handling fee is charged.

4. The exchange rate of large denomination dollars is higher than that of small denomination dollars.

Remember to check face to face when changing, don't change hands through others.