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1. Currently, 9 countries enjoy visa-free entry to Bali: Japan, Brunei, Philippines, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. 2. Chinese passport holders require an e-Visa/visa on arrival. The e-Visa can be applied for in advance. For visa on arrival, you'll need: original passport (valid for over 6 months with 3 blank pages), return flight ticket (electronic version acceptable), Indonesian customs declaration form, and scan the QR code to complete the visa on arrival application. 3. Entry Process: Step 1: Bali has only one airport called "Ngurah Rai International Airport" (also known as "Denpasar International Airport"). After landing, prepare your passport, flight ticket, and hotel itinerary to show to airport staff for inspection. Step 2: Two options: ① e-Visa holders use the electronic channel ② Pay 500,000 IDR on-site for visa on arrival. Step 3: Go through customs, wait for your luggage, then proceed to the arrival hall. 6 Days 5 Nights Itinerary 🔸Day 1: Airport pickup & free time 🔸Day 2: Tegenungan Waterfall - Ubud Palace - Ubud Market - View of Mount Batur and Mount Kintamani 🔸Day 3: Nusa Penida day tour (Kelingking Beach, snorkeling + banana boat + canoeing + donut ride) 🔸Day 4: Nusa Dua Beach, coconut tasting - Pandawa Road - Jimbaran seafood dinner with sunset view 🔸Day 5: Dolphin watching - Ulun Danu Beratan Temple - Tanah Lot Temple 🔸Day 6: Free time & airport transfer