With Australia’s strict travel restrictions due to the pandemic, many Aussies have been dreaming of a holiday in Bali. The beautiful Indonesian island has long been a favourite destination for Australians, with its diverse culture, stunning beaches, and vibrant nightlife. But is it possible to travel to Bali from Australia right now?
The short answer is no, it is not currently possible to travel to Bali from Australia. Australia’s current travel restrictions are in place to keep Australians safe, and to prevent the spread of the virus. It is not possible to enter Indonesia from Australia without a visa, and all visa applications for Indonesian tourist visas have been suspended.
However, there is still hope for those dreaming of a Bali holiday. The Australian government has announced that it is in talks with Indonesia to open travel between the two countries in the near future. While the exact details of this proposed travel arrangement are yet to be determined, it is likely that it would involve a vaccine passport system, as well as other health and safety measures to protect both countries from COVID-19.
It is also possible for Australians to travel to Bali via other countries. Singapore, for example, is a popular transit point to Bali, with direct flights available from Australia to Singapore. However, it is important to note that Singapore has its own restrictions in place, and visitors must have a valid visa before they can enter the country.
For now, it looks like any travel to Bali from Australia is still some way off. But the situation is constantly evolving, and with talks between the two countries ongoing, there may yet be a light at the end of the tunnel for holiday-hungry Aussies. Until then, we can continue to dream of Bali and plan for the day when we can finally go.