Children 6 years and older can now use the automatic gates at the airport

Now children from 6 years old and older can pass through the auto gates at the airport

Previously, the passage was only available to persons over the age of 14.

Autogates ensure a quick passage through border control upon arrival in Bali without the need to communicate with an officer.

However, in addition to age restrictions, there are still some:

Only tourists with biometric passports can pass through the autogate.
If you are traveling with children under 6 years old, then, unfortunately, you will not be able to use autogates. In this case, at least one parent must go through the usual border control with the child.
It is possible to pass through the autogate only with an electronic visa, for example D1, 211A or an electronic EVO A issued in advance. If you bought a visa on arrival at the airport, you will have to go through the officer's desk.

You can apply for an electronic visa in advance upon arrival through our service. This will significantly reduce your border crossing time at the crowded Bali airport.

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