Morningstar88
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9 months ago Sure, here is a more complete listing of countries that are reasonably close to Bali and offer visa-free or visa-on-arrival entry for many nationalities:
Southeast Asian countries:
Brunei Darussalam: Visa-free for many nationalities for up to 30 days. Image of Brunei DarussalamOpens in a new window www.umn.ac.id Brunei Darussalam Cambodia: Visa-on-arrival for most nationalities for $30 USD, valid for 30 days with an extension possible. Image of CambodiaOpens in a new window www.britannica.com Cambodia Laos: Visa-on-arrival for most nationalities for $30 USD, valid for 30 days with an extension possible. Image of LaosOpens in a new window smmr.asia Laos Malaysia: Visa-free for many nationalities for up to 90 days. Image of MalaysiaOpens in a new window www.ivivu.com Malaysia Myanmar: Visa-on-arrival for most nationalities for $50 USD, valid for 28 days with an extension possible. Image of MyanmarOpens in a new window www.britannica.com Myanmar Philippines: Visa-free for many nationalities for up to 30 days. Image of PhilippinesOpens in a new window www.britannica.com Philippines Singapore: Visa-free for many nationalities for up to 90 days. Image of SingaporeOpens in a new window www.nationalgeographic.com Singapore Thailand: Visa-on-arrival for most nationalities for $20 USD, valid for 30 days with an extension possible. Image of ThailandOpens in a new window www.hotels.cn Thailand Timor-Leste: Visa-on-arrival for most nationalities for $30 USD, valid for 30 days with an extension possible. Image of TimorLesteOpens in a new window ku.m.wikipedia.org TimorLeste Vietnam: Visa-free for many nationalities for up to 15 days. Image of VietnamOpens in a new window www.britannica.com Vietnam Other countries:
East Timor: Visa-on-arrival for most nationalities for $30 USD, valid for 30 days with an extension possible. Sri Lanka: Visa-on-arrival for most nationalities for $40 USD, valid for 30 days with an extension possible. Image of Sri LankaOpens in a new window onelifeadventures.com Sri Lanka It's important to note that visa requirements can change frequently, so it's always best to check the latest information with the embassy or consulate of the country you plan to visit. Additionally, visa runs can be seen as an attempt to circumvent immigration laws, and some countries may deny entry if they suspect this is your intention. It's important to be honest about your travel plans when entering any country.
Surprise ! n I got through to the Passport Office in 10mins. Fast track is not available for online appliactions. What i did find out is that you can hold on to your old passport as long as you send a colour copy with your appliaction. This gets around the issue you might have had getting your local visa without your passport.