Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Three Foreign Nationals Deported From Bali Over Visa Violations
Three people from India, Singapore, and China were sent back from Bali because they were working there with tourist visas.
Tourist visas are only for visiting and not for working.
The men were teaching yoga and working in a factory.
The Indonesian government said they will check more carefully to make sure people follow the rules.
Using the wrong visa can get you in trouble, like being banned from entering the country again.
It's important to know the rules before you travel.
Three foreign nationals from India, Singapore, and China were deported from Bali for working on tourist visas.
The individuals were identified as AKG from India, RN from Singapore, and ST from China.
AKG and RN were working as yoga instructors in Badung Regency, while ST was working at a factory in Karangasem.
Immigration officials emphasized the importance of complying with visa regulations and warned of potential consequences.
The authorities are increasing supervision and encouraging locals to report violations.
- Who
- Three foreign nationals from India, Singapore, and China
- What
- Deported for working on tourist visas
- When
- July 29, 2026
- Where
- Bali, Indonesia
- Why
- Violated visa conditions by working on tourist visas
Immigration Enforcement
Tourist Visa Flexibility
Strict Visa Compliance
Immigration Enforcement
Immigration officials emphasize the importance of adhering to visa regulations to maintain law and order.
Tourist Visa Flexibility
Some argue that tourist visas should allow for limited work activities to support local economies.
- Date of Deportation
- July 29, 2026
- Number of Deported Individuals
- 3
- Countries of Origin
- India, Singapore, China
- Visa Types Violated
- Visa on Arrival (VoA), Visa-Free Visit (BVK)
- Potential Consequences
- Deportation, entry ban, travel restrictions