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Lombok

🇮🇩 Indonesia · Asia

Bali's quieter neighbour

About

Why Lombok

Lombok has empty beaches, world-class surf and the Gili Islands a short boat ride away. For the brave, a trek up Mount Rinjani, Indonesia's second-highest volcano, ends at a turquoise crater lake.

Lombok isn't open on solo, or not yet. We open destinations one by one, most voted first.

Must-sees

01Gili Islands
02Mount Rinjani
03Kuta Lombok
04Selong Belanak

When to go

The best months to go:

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
✓ May
✓ Jun
✓ Jul
✓ Aug
✓ Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec

Documents

What you need to enter Lombok

It depends on your passport and where you're flying in from. Pick them and we'll show you only what applies to you.

Your passportFlying in from

🛂 Choose your passport to see which visa you need.

Passport valid for 6 months
Required
Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the day you arrive. ID cards aren't accepted.
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- Check it's in good condition: torn or damaged passports can be refused at the border.
- Keep a photo of the photo page on your phone, separate from the passport.
Return or onward ticket
Required
You must show a flight out of Indonesia within your allowed stay. Airlines check it before you board.
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- Immigration may also ask for your first hotel booking and proof of enough money for the trip.
All Indonesia arrival card
RequiredFrom 3 days before arrival
Free online form that replaces the old customs and health declarations. Fill it in within the 3 days before you land and keep the QR code.
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- Mandatory for everyone, children included. One adult can fill it in for the whole family; each person gets their own QR.
- It's free: only use allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id or the official All Indonesia app.
- You'll need your passport, flight number and address in Bali.
allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id ↗
Travel insurance with medical cover
Recommended
Not required to enter, but strongly recommended: private hospitals in Bali are expensive and ask for payment or a guarantee upfront.
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- Check it covers scooters (with a valid licence), surfing, diving and medical evacuation if you plan to do them.

Checked against official sources on September 27, 2026. Rules change without notice: confirm them on the official websites before you travel. This isn't legal advice.