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Special Bali immigration arrests 62 foreigners in crackdown on violators of local laws, customs

Bali immigration arrests 62 foreigners in crackdown on violators of local laws, customs

  • Bali is Indonesia’s top tourist destination, with 6.9m foreign travelers visiting in 2025
  • Last year, officials deported at least 2,600 foreign nationals, detained 2,000 others
By Sheany Yasuko Lai ·
Bali drowning in trash after landfill closed

Bali drowning in trash after landfill closed

By AFP ·
Special Indonesian immigration launches special patrols to monitor foreigners in Bali

Indonesian immigration launches special patrols to monitor foreigners in Bali

By Sheany Yasuko Lai ·
Indonesia to deport Interpol-wanted UK fugitive nabbed in Bali

Indonesia to deport Interpol-wanted UK fugitive nabbed in Bali

By AFP ·
Indonesia police seek two for murder of Dutch tourist in Bali

Indonesia police seek two for murder of Dutch tourist in Bali

By AFP ·
Indonesia arrests Swiss man for allegedly insulting Bali’s Hindu holiday

Indonesia arrests Swiss man for allegedly insulting Bali’s Hindu holiday

By AFP ·
Indonesia deports American after 11 years in Bali ‘suitcase murder’ case

Indonesia deports American after 11 years in Bali ‘suitcase murder’ case

By AP ·
Special Lombok aims to be the new Bali photos

Lombok aims to be the new Bali

By Rashid Hassan ·
Special Bali declares state of emergency after deadly flash floods

Bali declares state of emergency after deadly flash floods

By Sheany Yasuko Lai ·
Indonesian rescuers search for missing people as floods recede video

Indonesian rescuers search for missing people as floods recede

By AP ·
Special Heavy rains trigger deadly flash floods in Indonesia’s Bali video

Heavy rains trigger deadly flash floods in Indonesia’s Bali

By Sheany Yasuko Lai ·
Update Flash floods in Indonesia leave at least 11 dead and 13 missing

Flash floods in Indonesia leave at least 11 dead and 13 missing

By AP ·
Britons arrested in Bali for alleged cocaine smuggling

Britons arrested in Bali for alleged cocaine smuggling

By AFP ·

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