A Bali overstay costs Rp 1,000,000 a day up to 60 days, then Rp 90,000,000 to lift the entry ban

A ban is not a fine, and Indonesian law prices them separately. Point 29 of Article 1 of Law 6 of 2011 defines penangkalan as a prohibition on entering Indonesia on immigration grounds.^{Source: 1}JDIH Kementerian Keuangan, Last reviewed 27/09/2026Confidence: Verified The schedule has priced lifting one since PP 45/2024, promulgated on 18 October 2024, took force 60 days later by its Article 13.^{Source: 2}Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I Non TPI Yogyakarta, Last reviewed 27/09/2026Confidence: Verified

Article 78 charges a biaya beban on a foreigner who stays “kurang dari” 60 days past a permit’s expiry, and imposes deportation and a ban on one who does not pay and on one who stays “lebih dari” 60 days.^{Source: 1}JDIH Kementerian Keuangan, Last reviewed 27/09/2026Confidence: Verified The statute names no figure; it points at a schedule that charges for “tidak lebih dari” sixty, so the sixtieth day is inside the tariff and outside the statute.

Government Regulation 45 of 2024 is that schedule, and our copy is a scan. Item VI.E prices revoking a ban imposed for overstaying “Lebih dari 6O Hari” — a letter O, not a zero — or for not paying the biaya beban, at Rp 90,000,000; its unit column reads only “Per”, and “Overstay” prints as “Ouerstag”.^{Source: 2}Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I Non TPI Yogyakarta, Last reviewed 27/09/2026Confidence: Verified

Our copy handles the daily charge worst. Item VI.A.1 charges per day for a foreigner “Tidak L€bih dari 6O Hari”, and its amount extracts as “Rp l.OOO.OOO,OO”.^{Source: 2}Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I Non TPI Yogyakarta, Last reviewed 27/09/2026Confidence: Verified We do not read digits off it. PP 28 of 2019, the schedule it repealed, prices the identical item at Rp 1,000,000 per day in clean numerals, with no revocation item.^{Source: 3}Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I Non TPI Yogyakarta, Last reviewed 27/09/2026Confidence: Verified The office’s own fee page printed both in digits on 27 September 2026 — Rp 1,000,000 per day, Rp 90,000,000 per application — citing PP 45/2024.^{Source: 5}Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I Non TPI Yogyakarta, Last reviewed 27/09/2026Confidence: Verified

PP 45/2024 also provides for that charge to be nothing. Its Article 7 ayat (1) allows it to be Rp 0 for six classes of foreigner — the hospitalised mentally ill, force majeure, deportation, law enforcement, a court judgment, and being in Indonesia and unable to pay — leaving the conditions to a ministerial regulation.^{Source: 2}Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I Non TPI Yogyakarta, Last reviewed 29/09/2026Confidence: Verified That regulation exists: Permenimipas 14 of 2025, signed on 17 December 2025, and the ministry publishes four pages of it, none of them the biaya beban chapter.^{Source: 8}Kementerian Imigrasi dan Pemasyarakatan Republik Indonesia, Last reviewed 29/09/2026Confidence: Verified Article 8’s general power to zero a charge excludes, by its own words, anything already in Articles 4 to 7.^{Source: 2}Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I Non TPI Yogyakarta, Last reviewed 29/09/2026Confidence: Verified That power reaches the Rp 90,000,000, not the day rate.

Is it still the operative schedule? PP 30/2026, in force 30 days after promulgation on 2 July 2026, re-set the Kementerian Hukum’s charges, and its Article 9 revokes five categories of PP 45/2024, none of them immigration.^{Source: 4}Justisio, Last reviewed 27/09/2026Confidence: Verified

Does the ban lapse on its own? Article 102 ayat (1) set six months as enacted, extendable by as much again^{Source: 1}JDIH Kementerian Keuangan, Last reviewed 27/09/2026Confidence: Verified, and the office repeated that in April 2023, saying the foreigner or their guarantor must ask the enforcement directorate, and naming no fee^{Source: 6}Kantor Imigrasi Kelas I Non TPI Yogyakarta, Last reviewed 27/09/2026Confidence: Verified. A bulletin of 21 October 2024 puts the same provision at ten years, extendable by ten more.^{Source: 7}Kantor Imigrasi Kelas II Non TPI Banggai, Last reviewed 27/09/2026Confidence: Verified Since December 2025 the procedure has its own regulation, Permenimipas 13 of 2025, whose published copy stops before the articles on duration and revocation.^{Source: 9}Kementerian Imigrasi dan Pemasyarakatan Republik Indonesia, Last reviewed 29/09/2026Confidence: Verified We print no current duration.

This is where we may be wrong. The unit is missing from the source: “per application” comes from the office’s fee page, not the regulation — and that page reproduces the annex’s “Ouerstag”, so it is not independent.

Four official portals refused us again on 29 September 2026: peraturan.bpk.go.id and dgip.go.id with a 403, jdih.kemenkum.go.id and peraturan.go.id with no answer. So PP 30/2026 we read in a private salinan, Articles 78 and 102 as enacted in 2011. The third revision we could not open; the bulletin describing it names six of the ten provisions it changed, so we cannot say Article 78 is untouched.

What did answer is the administering ministry’s own site, where both regulations are. Its law database gave us a front page and 429 behind it, so we can tell a reader the waiver exists and not what it requires. A tariff is not evidence of payment either: we found no instance of the Rp 90,000,000 being levied.

Both schedules we read in the Yogyakarta office’s copies, PP 30/2026 in a watermarked salinan, the web pages live on 27 September 2026, the ministerial regulations on 29 September.