Figure 1: Preparing for takeoff (waiting at the airport)
Figure 2: While you wait, get a head start by filling out the customs declaration form. This will be checked as you exit the local airport.
Figure 3/Figure 4: The journey of less-than-stellar food begins [Drinking milk tea R]
Figure 5: After landing, follow the crowd and turn left when you see the sign to obtain your visa on arrival.
All you need is your passport and some cash [Smiling R]. They will ask for an email address; I provided my QQ email, and the visa confirmation was sent immediately.
Figure 6: The receipt you receive
Once you have your visa, proceed through the self-service exit. There’s no need to go through the manual “tip” process (I was strongly asked for a tip in 2018 and 2019, but I politely declined).
Survival depends on bibimbap.
Good tips! I wish I knew about filling out the customs form beforehand—it would’ve saved me time. Also, the part about following the signs for the visa on arrival is super helpful.
Thank you for the kind words! Yes, knowing these details in advance can really make a difference. Glad you found the visa-on-arrival info useful too. Happy travels to Bali!