Source::Xinhua
International travellers who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 are allowed to visit the Indonesian resort island of Bali without any quarantine process starting Monday International visitors are only required to show proofs of hotel bookings for a minimum of four days and certificates showing negative results of COVID-19, besides having health insurance upon their arrivals on the holiday island
International travellers have to undergo PCR (polymerase chain reaction) tests upon entry. After getting negative results, they can be free to do their activities under health protocols with the government adding that on the third day of international tourists' arrivals, they need to take additional PCR tests at their respective hotels.
If the implementation of this measure is successful in Bali, the quarantine-free policy will be carried out throughout Indonesia starting April 1. Currently with the number of COVID-19 transmissions in this Southeast Asian country is mostly showing a downward trend, the government is optimistic for the reopening of its borders
