Health Advisory for Tourists
The regional government of Bali is urging tourists to get vaccinated against dengue fever. Gusti Ayu Raka Susanti from the Bali Health Agency highlighted that while the vaccine is not mandatory, it is highly advisable for tourists visiting areas prone to dengue.
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Importance of Vaccination
The recommendation aims to protect tourists and local residents alike, reducing the risk of dengue spread. The health officials emphasize the safety benefits of vaccination, particularly in areas where dengue is common.
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Current Dengue Situation
Dengue cases in Indonesia, including Bali, have been increasing, raising concerns about the potential for outbreaks. From January to April 2024, Bali reported over 4,000 dengue cases and five deaths, underscoring the need for preventive measures.
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Visa Information for Indian Tourists
Indian tourists can visit Bali without a visa for stays up to 30 days. For longer stays up to 60 days, a visa on arrival is required, which costs ₹2400.
Traveling to Bali
Bali is accessible by air through Ngurah Rai International Airport in Denpasar, which welcomes both domestic and international flights. Sea routes are also available, with ferries from Java and Lombok to various ports in Bali. Once on the island, tourists have numerous transport options like taxis and rental cars for exploring.
