Effective September 1, 2025, Indonesia merged paper arrival cards, standalone e-CD (Electronic Customs Declaration) and SATUSEHAT health declarations into the unified All Indonesia digital arrival card – mandatory for Jakarta (CGK), Bali (DPS), Surabaya (SUB) airports & Batam seaports.
The traditional e-CD remains required for all other Indonesian entry points (until full national rollout of All Indonesia system). Both platforms are free, official and digital-only (no paper forms).
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What is Indonesia Arrival Card (e-CD)
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Indonesia Arrival Card is a mandatory digital entry declaration form for all international travelers, issued by Indonesia’s immigration and customs authorities. It replaces all outdated paper arrival cards and integrates three core entry formalities into one submission: immigration verification, customs declaration (replacing standalone e-CD) and health/quarantine declaration (replacing SATUSEHAT).
- All Indonesia System: For major entry points (Jakarta/Bali/Surabaya/Batam) – one form for all formalities
- Traditional e-CD: For other entry points – focuses on customs declaration (paired with immigration’s basic digital check)
Submission for either generates a unique QR code, the only valid document for immigration/customs clearance. It is not a visa – valid visa/VOA/e-VOA is still required for eligible nationalities.
Do I Need Indonesia Arrival Card? Who is Exempt?
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There are NO exemptions – the digital arrival card (All Indonesia system or traditional e-CD) is mandatory for all international travelers entering Indonesia via any air/sea/land port. It applies to:
- All nationalities (tourists, business travelers, transit passengers exiting the airport/port)
- Indonesian citizens and residents returning from overseas
- Travelers with no goods to declare (QR code is still required for immigration clearance)
- All Indonesian destinations (Bali, Lombok, Yogyakarta, etc.) – no separate regional arrival forms are needed
When to Apply Indonesia Arrival Card: How many days before?
Submit your digital form within 72 hours (3 days) before your scheduled arrival (official recommendation by Indonesian immigration/customs).
Submission is allowed until the day of landing, but completing it before departure (at home/airport lounge) avoids long queues and clearance delays at Indonesian entry points. QR codes are valid for your stated arrival date only – re-submit if your travel plans change.
How to Fill Indonesia Arrival Card (e-CD) Online
Filling out the form online takes 5–10 minutes and streamlines your airport/port clearance. Follow the step-by-step for the relevant platform (based on your arrival point) – all steps are in English, no account creation required, and submission is free.
How to Fill All Indonesia System (Jakarta/Bali/Surabaya/Batam Entry Points)
Official platform: https://allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id (web + iOS/Android app)
- Access the official platform
Visit the website or open the app, and click Start Declaration on the homepage. Switch the language to English via the top-right menu if needed – no pre-registration or login is required.
- Enter your personal and travel information
Fill in all mandatory fields (marked with *) with details exact as your passport/travel tickets:
Full legal name, passport number, nationality, flight/vessel number, arrival date/time, full accommodation address in Indonesia (hotel name + street/city), number of checked bags. Add family/companion details (up to 10 people) in the same submission for group travel. Double-check for typos – incorrect info leads to QR code invalidation.
- Complete customs and health declaration sections
Answer customs questions: Confirm if you are carrying dutiable/prohibited items (e.g., alcohol, tobacco, cash over IDR 100 million, electronics). For health declarations, state your current health status (no mandatory COVID tests/vaccinations for 2026). Select “Yes” or “No” for all listed questions – no ambiguous answers.
- Review and submit the form
Go through the entire form to verify all personal, travel and declaration details. Once confirmed, click Submit – no edits are allowed after submission, so check carefully. - Get and save your unique QR code
A QR code with your declaration number will generate instantly on the screen, and a copy will be sent to your registered email (if entered). Screenshot the QR code, download the PDF version and/or print a physical copy – save it in 2+ places (phone album, cloud) for backup. You will need this QR code for both immigration and customs clearance.
How to Fill Indonesia Traditional e-CD
For All Other Indonesian Entry Points, official platform: https://ecd.beacukai.go.id (Indonesian Customs’ exclusive e-CD portal)
- Access the official e-CD website
Visit the link, the official free platform for customs declarations. Click Next on the homepage to begin the process, and switch the interface to English via the language tab for easier operation. - Enter your personal and travel information
Fill in all required details matching your passport and travel documents:
Full name (as in passport), passport number, nationality, flight/vessel information, arrival date, your stay address in Indonesia (hotel/residence), number of baggage pieces. You can add family member information in the same form for group travel. Double-check all entries to avoid mistakes that cause clearance delays.
- Fill in the item declaration information
You will be asked to confirm if you are bringing any of the listed dutiable/prohibited items into Indonesia (e.g., tobacco, alcohol, valuable goods, large sums of cash). Select Yes if you carry any of the items, and No if you have no such items to declare – answer truthfully per Indonesian customs rules. - Review and submit the form
Carefully check all your personal/travel details and item declaration answers for accuracy. Once you confirm all information is correct, click the Submit button to finalize your e-CD.
- Get and save your QR code
A unique QR code will be generated immediately after successful submission. Screenshot the QR code directly or download the PDF version to your phone/device. You must present this QR code to Indonesian customs officers upon arrival – a printed copy is recommended as a backup for low-battery or internet issues.
Indonesia Arrival Card Form Requirements
All info must match your passport/ travel documents exactly – no abbreviations/typos. Split into 3 core sections:
Personal Information
- Full name, date of birth, nationality, passport number/expiry date
- Gender, occupation, contact email/phone number
Travel Information
- Flight/vessel number, arrival date/time, arrival airport/seaport
- First accommodation address in Indonesia (hotel name/address/residence – no PO boxes)
- Visa type (VOA/e-VOA/visa-exempt) and stay duration
Customs & Health Declaration
- Cash/financial instruments exceeding IDR 100 million (~USD 6,400) (must declare)
- Dutiable goods (electronics, alcohol, tobacco, gifts, valuable items)
- No mandatory COVID tests/vaccinations (2026) – only basic health status declaration
- Prohibited items (drugs, weapons, endangered species – no declaration, strictly forbidden)
Indonesia Airport Immigration Entry Process
After submitting the arrival card and obtaining the QR code, follow these steps for smooth entry (5 mins for prepared travelers):
- Deplane & proceed to Immigration Hall: Follow signs for International Arrivals – no paper form collection.
- QR Code Check: Show your digital/printed QR code to airport staff at the entry gate (quick scan).
- Immigration Verification: Go to manual counter/auto gate (for eligible travelers) – present passport + valid visa/VOA/e-VOA + QR code. Answer simple questions (stay purpose/accommodation) if asked.
- Baggage Reclaim: Collect checked luggage from the designated carousel after immigration clearance.
- Customs Clearance: Use Green Channel (no declared goods) or Red Channel (declare dutiable items) – staff may scan your QR code for cross-check.
- Exit to Indonesia: Proceed to the arrival hall for transportation (taxi, ride-hailing, hotel shuttle).
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✅ Other Practical Tips
- Save your arrival card QR code in 2 places (phone album + cloud/printed copy) – no phone = no entry.
- Ensure your passport has at least 6 months validity from arrival date (mandatory for all visitors).
- For Bali travelers: Pay the Bali Tourism Levy (IDR 150,000 ~USD 9.6) online before arrival (avoids airport queues).
- VOA/e-VOA travelers: Have proof of onward/return ticket and sufficient funds (min ~USD 1,500) for immigration check.
- Do not modify the QR code – tampering leads to entry rejection and immigration penalties.
- Complete the form per person – children/infants need their own entry card (linked to parent’s passport).
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5 star
Great405 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|16.74km from city center
Hotels in Bali can be quite pricey, so I opted for this one, which offered great value for money, and I certainly wasn't disappointed! The environment is beautiful, with little squirrels scampering on the balcony in the mornings. It also has a swimming pool. The breakfast bread section was incredibly rich and varied; I could try a different kind every day, and the cooked items were excellent too. It was very comfortable for a relaxing holiday.FromNZD 170
Great100 Reviews
Ubud Bali|22.98km from city center
No matter what kind of traveler you are, this place is perfect for relaxation.
From the moment you arrive, you’ll feel their thoughtful service. All the art and sculptures are truly inspiring.
I highly recommend unwinding at the lowest pool — it’s incredibly relaxing to be surrounded by lush greenery next to a beautiful and clean pool.
An amazing resort that has everything you need, with attentive and thoughtful service.FromNZD 131
Great488 Reviews
Jimbaran Bali|14.95km from city center
The hotel is quite large with a great environment, and the cleanliness and service are both good. However, the facilities are a bit old, and the lighting in the room is too dim. Additionally, the pool is a bit small, and Jimbaran beach was so incredibly dirty that we felt a bit bored by the second day.FromNZD 216
Great490 Reviews
Uluwatu Bali|19.37km from city center
”A hotel you want to return to!”
The hotel is wonderful, but its true treasure is the people who work here. I want to sincerely thank Armaja and Eugenia! These employees are a perfect example of how guests should be treated. They show genuine care, always have a smile, and resolve any requests instantly. Thank you for your big hearts, responsiveness and efficiency!
A special shout-out to the chefs: the food at the hotel is fantastic.FromNZD 186
Great474 Reviews
Ubud Bali|16km from city center
Exceeded all expectations! The hotel has a semi-open design, giving it a really chill and convenient vibe. There are so many famous Ubud restaurants and small shops nearby, and Pison is right next door. It's super easy to get to ATV tours, spas, and the zoo. The biggest surprise was when the handsome, braces-wearing guy at the hotel upgraded us to Alaya Suites, a new property just a few minutes walk from the original Alaya. The new hotel is fantastic, with exceptional service and delicious, freshly prepared breakfasts! We stayed at Potato Head, Anantara, and Bulgari during our trip to Bali, but considering the overall value for money, Alaya costs less than half and offers a unique experience. I would definitely stay at Alaya again next time I'm in Bali. Huge thanks to the hotel and staff for their warm hospitality.FromNZD 204
Business travel
Very Good377 Reviews
Seminyak Bali|6.6km from city center
It is 4 star hotel but the stay that I had was not up to that par. Our toilet seat has stain, and the shower room is smelly when we used the shower. The water spray is way too strong that we have to call them to fix on it. The sound proof is not good, you can hear people around you and the hotel staff did not come and warn them to lower the noise. They also didn’t have bell boy who can assist, probably work on shift hour. Although I have a great service with them for room service, however the cleanlines and the noise experience that I had, made me not to come back to this hotel again.FromNZD 24
Very Good359 Reviews
Sanur Bali|7.01km from city center
As a five-star hotel, it's not perfect, but given the great price, it's acceptable.
The beach is just a few steps from the hotel's pool, and it seems to be a public one, as there's a boardwalk along the entire waterfront, perfect for a stroll.
There are plenty of lounge chairs by the sea, and the sand is nice. However, the beach isn't ideal for swimming, though you can still take a dip if you want to.FromNZD 102
Very Good309 Reviews
Kuta Bali|10.42km from city center
My first stop in Bali was Kuta, and this hotel was a great choice. It's super close to the airport, which is perfect for late-night arrivals. The hotel offers excellent value for money, and the staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. It's also conveniently located for getting around. If you enjoy walking, it's not a long stroll to Beachwalk, and you'll even pass through Jalan Legian, soaking in the local sights and culture along the way. The hotel does have a pool, but it's on the smaller side, and I didn't get a chance to use it. This isn't really a hotel for just lounging around; it's more suited for travelers who plan to be out exploring daily or those catching a flight, and who don't have super high expectations for their accommodation.FromNZD 30
Very Good712 Reviews
Kuta Bali|9.39km from city center
This hotel is located in a bustling area of Kuta, just over a ten-minute drive from the airport. The buildings are arranged around a spacious and beautiful courtyard with three pools, perfect for Western vacationers. The breakfast at the restaurant is good. The rooms are spacious, and the bathrooms are enormous. The hotel offers a peaceful retreat despite being in a lively area, and the price is reasonable. The front desk and room service staff are proactive and friendly. There are numerous dining and shopping options right outside the hotel.FromNZD 56
Very Good367 Reviews
Seminyak Bali|6.77km from city center
Great hotel, right in the of Seminyak. A lot of restaurants bars and clubs nearby. Changgu and Seminyak-Legian beaches are easily reachable by scooter from that place.
Hotel is very clean, new and comfortable amenities, service is great! Pool is fine, cleaning is also perfect.
I recommend!FromNZD 32
Family friendly
Very Good188 Reviews
Kuta Bali|8.73km from city center
Good location, walking distance to Beachwalk shopping centre and Kuta beach. Restaurants/bars around the area, not too noisy.
Large room with pool view. Enjoyed the pool. Thanks for the birthday surprise. Hot water supply is stable with good water pressure. Breakfast is tasty with a good variety .FromNZD 38
Very Good434 Reviews
Kuta Bali|10.53km from city center
I initially booked Bintang Kuta Hotel for a few nights because of its proximity to Kuta Market and Kuta Beach. Since the stay turned out to be a pleasant experience, I decided to extend my stay for another three nights.
The location is excellent—very close to the beach and right next to the Bintang Beach Resort. Guests also get access to the Bintang Beach Resort’s beachfront restaurant, which is a nice added benefit.
The complimentary breakfast was quite good, with a wide variety of food options. However, it would be even better if there were more vegetarian choices available.
Overall, it was a comfortable and enjoyable stay, mainly due to the great location and overall experience.FromNZD 58
Great732 Reviews
Kuta Bali|11km from city center
1. Free airport pick-up! The driver was super proactive, greeting me and confirming my name, and even helped with my luggage into the car. (I'd read on Xiaohongshu about Bali's tipping culture, but the driver didn't hint at a tip at all, and I didn't offer one since I had no small change right after landing. I didn't pay any extra fees throughout my stay, full marks!)
2. The room was clean and tidy, and the facilities weren't outdated. (The outlets directly fit Chinese plugs, no adapter needed, though two-prong Chinese plugs were a bit loose and would fall out. Luckily, I brought a three-prong power strip, which worked perfectly – excellent!)
3. Dinner was delicious (it was à la carte from a menu). The stir-fried rice noodles were incredibly fragrant, even better than in China 😋. Breakfast was a buffet and also very tasty, full marks.
4. The hotel service was absolutely incredible, and this is the most important reason I'm giving this hotel full marks. The genuine warmth and hospitality, with absolutely no discrimination against Chinese guests, made for a fantastic experience. So comfortable!
In summary, budget travelers can stay here with confidence – it's great value for money. If you only stay in luxury hotels, then don't come here to nitpick; you can't expect a premium experience for a few hundred bucks.FromNZD 73
Great286 Reviews
Ubud Bali|18.62km from city center
Highly recommend this hotel! Great value for money! You get five-star service for just a few hundred yuan. If you're going to Ubud, definitely choose this place, you can't go wrong!
1: Convenient transportation nearby! You can get to Ubud Palace and Monkey Forest within 15 minutes by taxi, and it's less than 2km away if you prefer to walk.
2: The service is the best! You feel right at home! They are very friendly to Chinese guests!
3: The environment is beautiful and serene, nestled in the forest. The front desk gave me a room on the fifth floor, and all I could see was lush greenery!
4: The breakfast is quite abundant, with everything you'd expect and even my favorite congee. Very satisfying!FromNZD 163
Great282 Reviews
Seminyak Bali|7.13km from city center
We like the hotel location as it’s conveniently located on a street with many restaurants and cafes option. There’s also a convenience store opposite the hotel. I personally love the hotel service as they are really friendly and there was one day where I forgot to put out the housekeeping tag on the door. I WhatsApp the hotel to ask if they can still clean my room and they assured me that it will be cleaned. Communication was quick and efficient and I even got my laundry cleaned for a very cheap price.
Hotel breakfast, although not much selection but is decent and we love the indomie station the most haha. I would definitely still choose to stay here the next time I’m back in Seminyak’FromNZD 43
Hot spring
Very Good258 Reviews
Legian Bali|8.11km from city center
Value for money stay Has all a middle of the road tourist needs ♥ The free breakfast was excellent the service always prompt Have stayed there around 15+ times and always enjoyed especially the large clean pool The hotel is in the heart of Legian and most things in walking distance Fully recomend staying thereFromNZD 27
Great176 Reviews
Ubud Bali|12.6km from city center
I really enjoyed my 4 nights stay here. The staffs are always very welcoming and nice. The room is spacious with comfortable bed. the facilities are good especially the swimming pool with a good forest view. The restaurants are nice with very reasonable price. Especially the Chinese New Year eve dinner was very special and nicely organized.
Even though our first room was a bit noisy because it was close to the lift, the hotel offered another quieter room and they gave us free drinks and platter to compensate for our trouble.FromNZD 289
Great115 Reviews
Ubud Bali|20.98km from city center
Started well at this nice hideaway. Very nice staff was a great plus. A lot of things were good with the pool and villa being cleaned etc but a broken bathtub, ants and a cockroach or two didn’t help. The staff helped when they could but were slow to reply via their QR code. The foot massages were amazing!🙂
Quite a bit away from central Ubud with a shuttle bus on hand running four or five times to relieve the burden of taxis or bikes as a way of transport.
The breakfast wasn’t great. Didn’t take advantage of the 3 course meal included in our package, after the breakfast, so we thought they’d include a quesadilla and two drinks we bought on the first day instead, but unfortunately not. At the same time, with all the other issues above, we thought they would have.
Overall, not worth the money paid.FromNZD 135
Amazing73 Reviews
Pemuteran Bali|91.78km from city center
The grounds and pools are like something out of a postcard. The restaurant is very pleasant and delicious. The breakfast, in particular, is excellent and varied.
Our bungalow with a hot spring was generally nice, just a bit smaller than expected, and we're not fans of the mosquito nets, as they make it even more intrusive. Showering with a view of the stars was great, and above all, the water pressure was good, and the temperature stayed warm or cold.
The resort is located in a small village, and transportation from the ferry can be comparatively expensive (200-400 IDR). There's no Grab or ATM nearby.
Renting a scooter at the end of the street at the Warung Makan was easy (under 100.00 IDR per day), which gave us the flexibility to explore the beautiful area.
We would have stayed there another night and thank the hotel for the wonderful stay, including a massage and delicious welcome drinks.FromNZD 83
Very Good54 Reviews
Lovina Bali|59.08km from city center
The room is nice, clean and quiet. There is a swimming pool in the yard. Many Chinese people stay. There is a simple breakfast in the morning. The juice is delicious. The service staff is very enthusiastic. There are vehicles that can be rented to watch dolphins at Lovina Beach!FromNZD 38
Gym
Very Good239 Reviews
Bali|2.55km from city center
Check in was smooth. Staffs were friendly.
Hotel is huge, they have 3 blocks. I got the far end of the block which was a little bit away from the reception and the restaurants and the open space for smoking.
In 2 circumstances, i walked up to the room and the door card could not work. This happened in 2 different nights. I had to walk down and got it reset, but the staffs didnt bother to apologise for this. The first time it happened I was okay, but the second time it happened, I got pissed off, because it was a long walk from the room to the reception.
If you order food delivery, it will be a long walk to take your food at the reception.
If you got the rooms at the reception level, I'm sure it will be a great experience like the first time I was there in the Junior Suite, but this time it was not as pleasant.
Thumbs up though for the housekeeping, as the found out I had many shirts lying on the sofa, they brought a small clothes rack and hung my shirts.FromNZD 45
Very Good286 Reviews
Kuta Bali|10.22km from city center
Amazing stay in Discovery Kartika plaza .. rooms are great and very big , non humid and no mold smell , great bed too .. staff is very attentive and caring and they make sure the guests are happy! Breakfast has a lot variety, (love the pastry) and all the restaurants have great food .. my favorite was Sucobe at the beach where I spend a lot of time .. they have 5 days a week bbq dinners at the beach with amazing show that is really something special !!! Discovery mall is next door great for purchasing some gifts, so the location is very convenient - Will be back !!!FromNZD 118
Great126 Reviews
Ubud Bali|16km from city center
Lovely place and private, downside is the street is very narrow for car to get in and out and villa is a bit of a walk from reception. Staff at breakfast is very friendly and accommodating, especially Waisna. Overall would recommend if you have budget and want to splurgeFromNZD 183
Very Good210 Reviews
Jimbaran Bali|16.86km from city center
Had our stay at Abi Bali Resort and we selected the suite with private villa. Located quite a distance from the Airport. There wasnt much amenities nearby (walking distance). Nonetheless, place was quite peaceful and night. Room was definitely big for 2 person. Only slightly disappointed that the pool has no heater. It can be quite cold irregardless you go for day or night swim. Overall, it was a nice stay with the friendly and helpful staff. Recommended to those who wants a stay away from the main town 👍FromNZD 53
Very Good391 Reviews
Jimbaran Bali|14.1km from city center
Thank you so much to the hotel team for a wonderful stay. The room was clean and comfortable, and the atmosphere was very relaxing. The staff were kind, helpful, and always welcoming. I truly appreciated the warm hospitality and good service. I would be happy to stay here again. I love ASR’s hotelsFromNZD 60
Swimming pool
Great398 Reviews
Bali|4.19km from city center
Everything is good, got welcome drink at check in. The Price is Affordable Thank YoFromNZD 29
Very Good320 Reviews
Ubud Bali|21.48km from city center
One of the best hotels in Ubud I've been to so far. The surrounding nature is beautiful. My view from the room was towards the jungle and everything was green and peaceful. The rooms are huge and clean. All employees are very friendly. And the pools are beautiful and clean. The breakfast was nice as well. The location suited me because you can rent a scooter from them and go on a tour wherever you want. The hotel is quiet and if you don't want to go anywhere, you can stay and enjoy everything there. It's more of a place to rest, and this time it suited me.FromNZD 141
Good118 Reviews
Seminyak Bali|7.64km from city center
The hotel is a little dated, but the rooms are comfortable. Some amenities, such as hair dryers, were missing or not working. On the positive side, the location is great, the property is very clean, and we enjoyed the rooftop swimming pool. The hotel kindly offered us concessions for the in-house massage service, but unfortunately, they were fully booked and mentioned staff shortages. We also found it quite difficult to reach them—the provided phone number didn’t connect, even the receptionist couldn’t get through, and when we walked over directly, we still had no luck. Overall, a mixed experience with some positives, but areas for improvement.FromNZD 62
Amazing1028 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|19.15km from city center
We loved every moment and every corner of this place. The unique design with long stairways connecting the ground floor to the 15th-floor lobby is truly amazing—you really have to see it with your own eyes and try walking the stairs yourself. Breakfast is served in three different venues, giving you the freedom to choose the atmosphere you prefer each morning. The beach is quiet and very private, perfect for a relaxing getaway. We were lucky to receive a room upgrade to a pool-access room at the back of the property, which was an amazing surprise. Visiting in low season (January) is ideal—not too crowded, yet the hotel still feels lively. We also highly recommend Koral, the aquarium restaurant, and Bai Yan Chinese hotpot, which is excellent if you enjoy spicy food.FromNZD 458
Very Good174 Reviews
Nusa Dua Bali|14km from city center
It was kid friendly and the food was delicious.FromNZD 182
Breakfast
Great118 Reviews
Jimbaran Bali|15.75km from city center
We are a family of two adults, kids aged 16, 12, 6, and 4. We enjoyed a great stay. Highlights were the kids pool foam party, the huge pool area and the rooms.
Tips for those staying here:
1. Aim to get to breakfast before 8 am as it starts to fill up after then.
2. Noon your cabana early. They’re not expensive but don’t just book it for the sake of holding onto it. We weren’t able to use any during our stay as we were a bit slow off the mark to book one and there were some that remained unused but booked out.
3. The food is excellent. You cannot miss the chocolate hour. There is also a small shopping area nearby. For amenities and essentials you will need to walk down the road to one of the convenience stores.
4. Make sure the kids see the bird display that sometime appears near the pool. These are parrots brought in by one of the local bird sanctuaries. There was the opportunity to have a photo with these birds. There was also an afternoon reptile display (boa constrictors, geckos etc) near the shopping area next to the hotel.
5. Download and use the Grab app. It’s like Uber for SE Asia.FromNZD 238
Amazing143 Reviews
Sanur Bali|6.62km from city center
Andaz Bali is truely brining us into a distinct and relaxing area, where we enjoyed so much the staff hospitality, restaurant food quality, hotel plentiful activities, Balinese room style and cleanliness.
In particular, I loved their WhatsApp room service communications which give instant responses and never disturb your privacy.
Pls… never miss their breakfast, Ala ca all you can eat… it just worth spending everyday morning enjoying the half outdoor time.FromNZD 458
Very Good166 Reviews
Kuta Bali|8.5km from city center
The hotel is surrounded by the Kuta commercial area, with lots of shopping malls and restaurants nearby! If you're driving, I wouldn't recommend staying here because the road to the hotel is very narrow, unless you're an experienced driver! The hotel facilities are excellent, and the breakfast offers a great variety! Thumbs up! 👍FromNZD 103
Very Good243 Reviews
Uluwatu Bali|19.75km from city center
Nice views from the rooms when it wasn't hazy from the humidity outside. The surrounding grounds of the gold course were also nice and lush. It was a quiet place to stay. Large rooms. Large bathroom. Didnt like that the design of the bathroom door though which slid across to open and that was then cupboard door. When the bathroom door was closed there is a light that come on automatically in the cupboard. So as the door did not close all the way the light stayed on all night so it was never quite dark enough in the room at night. Also I didnt like having the bathroom door open at night. If you went to the toilet and closed the door the cupboard light lit up the room. The facilities were pretty old and there was a stale smell in the dining room/restaurant when you enter. It was so cold in the room, there were droplets of water dropping down onto the tables from the a/c vents. The pool lounges had mould on them so you had to make sure you were sitting on your towel. Its pretty for from anything so you had a long car ride in the traffic to get anywhere, I wouldn't stay there again.FromNZD 76
Amazing97 Reviews
Ubud Bali|19.1km from city center
The Mandapa, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, generally has a wonderful ambiance, but this 'Reserve' experience left us with some regrets due to the following:
1. **Discriminatory Welcome:** During check-in, the management only greeted and chatted with the Caucasian guests next to us, while we were left waiting. Compared to the Capella, where the General Manager personally greets every guest, this difference made us feel undervalued.
2. **Incorrect Room Type:** We booked a Rice Paddy Pool Villa, but were assigned a room with no view. When we requested a change, we were told the hotel was fully booked, and we were only compensated with an extra bed afterward. Paying over ten thousand for a room, the unparalleled view was precisely what we were after, so this mistake is truly inexcusable.
On a positive note, every single frontline staff member was incredibly warm and welcoming, smiling and offering service that's beyond words.
**In summary:** Because of this exceptional service, we would still choose to return in the future. However, we sincerely hope that next time, the welcoming ceremony treats all guests equally.FromNZD 1,859
FAQs About the Indonesia Arrival Card
Do we need to fill up an arrival card to Indonesia?
Yes, all international travelers must complete the digital arrival card (All Indonesia system for major ports, e-CD for others). No exceptions – even Indonesian citizens returning from overseas need it.How do I get an Indonesian arrival card?
Access the official All Indonesia platform at allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id or download the mobile app. Register with passport details, fill the form, submit, and receive your QR code via email/app. It's free – avoid third-party services charging fees.What are the arrival requirements for Indonesia?
Mandatory items include:
Valid passport (min 6 months validity)
Valid visa/VOA/e-VOA (if required)
All Indonesia QR code (for major ports) or e-CD (for others)
Proof of onward/return ticket
Sufficient funds (min ~USD 1,500 for tourists)Is an Indonesia arrival card still required?
Yes, but it's now 100% digital (no paper cards available). The All Indonesia system has replaced paper forms at major entry points, with full national rollout expected in early 2026.