Overview
- Governor Wayan Koster says the measure is nearly complete and not yet in effect.
- Under the proposal, visitors would need to show three months of bank activity and outline their stay length and planned activities.
- Local politicians question whether the province can enforce financial checks given that immigration is controlled nationally.
- Officials frame the plan as part of broader efforts to curb unruly behavior, including moped rental restrictions and codes of conduct.
- A rollout has been flagged for 2026, with further consultation expected with Indonesia’s immigration and tourism agencies.