Bali Arrivals

The arrival process for domestic and international passengers is essentially identical, with the exception of course of the immigration and customs formalities for international passengers. Arriving passengers exit the sky-bridge from the plane on the same floor as departing passengers. However, a glass wall separates arriving and departing passengers, forming a corridor around the outside of the terminal.

Following the corridor around will bring you to stairs and escalators taking you down to baggage claim. International passengers will need to pass through immigration first. If you need to purchase a visa-on-arrival, queue up at the purchase kiosks before heading to the passport control counter.

After claiming your baggage, international passengers need to go through customs, which is usually straight-forward. The one thing they're usually on the watch for is alcohol. Be sure that any wine or liquor you bring in is within the duty free limits.

There are currency exchange counters just outside baggage claim, but you should not change money at the airport unless absolutely necessary. The rate is usually better outside the airport. Use an ATM or bring small bills in US Dollars for initial purchases such as airport transfers.