Foreigners Overstay Bali Visas by 9 Months

In the latest travel news from Bali, Operation Jagratara is making headlines as immigration teams crack down on foreigners abusing the visa system on the enchanting island. This week, four foreigners were apprehended for overstaying their visas by months on end, shedding light on the ongoing efforts to ensure compliance with immigration regulations. News Fox delves into the details of these recent incidents and the broader implications for travelers in Bali. Join us as we explore the latest developments in this compelling travel saga.

Key Points:

• Four foreigners were found overstaying their visas in Bali as part of Operation Jagratara.
• The foreigners identified were HED from Switzerland, KCD from Canada, DS and AV from Russia.
• HED overstayed for 275 days and is awaiting deportation.
• KCD violated his residence permit by not having necessary documents and lost contact with his guarantor.
• The Russian couple DS and AV did not report a change in their address while in Bali.

“Traveling – it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.”

– Ibn Battuta

Additional Information and Developments

• Travelers to Bali should ensure they comply with visa regulations to avoid overstaying or violating immigration laws.
• The 30-day visa on arrival or e-visa on arrival is the most suitable option for tourists visiting Bali, allowing for extension for an additional 30 days.
• Bali Immigration is actively cracking down on foreigners violating immigration laws, with a focus on identifying offenders and maintaining security in tourist centers.
• Operation Jagratara is ongoing, with patrols carried out in vulnerable locations to ensure compliance with immigration regulations.
• The Directorate General of Immigration and the Ministry of Law and Human Rights support these efforts to maintain safety and order in Bali for both tourists and residents.