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Important information for Bali
For Visa information, check with your local Indonesian Embassy or consulate
You will need a valid passport that will not expire for at least 6 months and proof of an onward journey ie; return/onward airline ticket
Indonesia is a developing nation and, as such does not have the same level of sanitation and health care standards which we come to expect in developed nations. Many travel related diseases are prevalent in Indonesia, including Bali, and it is therefore recommend that travellers to Indonesia consult their doctor regarding travel vaccinations well before they travel.
Travel vaccination requirements and recommendations are subject to change but we currently suggest the following vaccines for travelers to the region.
Recommended for all travelers to Indonesia:
· Hepatitis A vaccine
· Typhoid fever vaccine
· Flu vaccination (for people over 50 or people with a compromised immune system)
For travelers staying for longer periods or for frequent visitors:
· Hepatitis A vaccine
· Hepatitis B vaccine
· Typhoid vaccine
· Japanese Encephalitis vaccine (especially for visitors to Bali, Kalimantan, Nusa Tenggara, Sulawesi, Mollucas, Irian Jaya, and Lombok)
· Rabies vaccine (rabies can be transmitted by monkey bites as well as from other infected animals)