Depending on the country of your passport, there are a few options available to you to gain entry into Bali. Free Visa: the majority of nationalities can obtain a 30 day visa exemption on arrival to Bali, this will be non-extendable. Available to those from the UK, USA, Australia, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Belgium and more. For a full list please research with the Indonesian Government.

Visa on Arrival: For those on the free visa country list that want to stay longer than 30 days, you will need to pay US$35 on arrival. Visa Before Arrival: All other countries will have to apply for a visa before entering Bali at an Indonesian consulate.

For all visa options, you will need to make sure you have at least 6 months validity left on your passport from the day you plan to leave Bali, and in most cases you may need to show evidence of your departing journey. Visa information for Bali can change without our knowledge, so please take this information as advice, and check with the Indonesian consulate before you travel.

In some cases, yes, and the process is very easy! Citizens of 41 different nationalities, including Australia, NZ, UK, USA and most of Europe, can enter Thailand without a pre-arranged visa.

This ‘visa exemption’ allows you to stay 30 days when entering Thailand by air, and 15 days when crossing into Thailand by land. Without proof of an onward ticket and sufficient funds for your expected stay any visitor can be denied entry, but in practice this is a formality that is rarely checked.

For more information about 60-Day Tourist Visas, Visa Extensions and Visa Runs click here.

If you are looking into our Ultimate Vietnam trip then this should point you into the right direction on how to get a visa for travel in Vietnam. It is your responsibility to obtain the correct Visa to enter the country.

There are 3 options to obtain your visa:

Option 1: Apply in person or via post at your nearest embassy – means less hassle when arriving in Vietnam, but more expensive.

Option 2: Get a visa on arrival, which requires a visa invitation letter issued by an authorised agent before you leave home – seems a little easier and is also cheaper, but you’ll need to queue up when landing to actually have your visa issued.

Option 3: Apply for an E-Visa online – this is only available to certain nationalities and does not permit you to enter Vietnam through all entry points, only selected ones.

Generally no visa is required for travel to Vietnam lasting up to 15 days only if you are from one of the following countries: UK, France, Spain, Germany and Italy.

Yes, you need a visa to enter New Zealand. The visa you choose will depend on the country you are from, how long you’d like to stay in New Zealand and whether you plan to work here. Here are your options: 3-month Tourist Visa. If you’re from a visa waiver country you will not need to apply for this visa. 6-month Tourist Visa – available for British citizens and/or British passport holders. 12-month Working Holiday Visa

View all available Visas to enter New Zealand on their government website here.