Southeast Asia

Indonesia offers a complimentary 30-day visa upon arrival for tourists. However, if your travel plans extend beyond this period, you can opt for an extension up to 60 days by paying a fee of $35 at the airport upon your arrival. This extension can be facilitated through a travel agent.

No, tap water in Bali is not safe to drink. It is generally advised to avoid tap water and stick to bottled or filtered water.

Yes, Bali does have rideshare apps. The most popular ones are Grab and GoJek.

In Bali, the electrical outlets used are types C and F. The standard voltage in Bali is a 230V supply voltage and a 50Hz standard frequency

• The locals give daily offerings to the gods.

• There are a lot of weekend markets.

• Mount Agung Is An Active Volcano.

• Bali Is Indonesia’s Only Hindu-Majority Island.

• One Side Of Bali Has Black Sand Beaches

• Bali is hot and humid, so pack light and breathable clothing. Don’t forget to bring sunscreen, mosquito repellent, and a hat.

• Balinese people are known for their hospitality, but it’s important to respect their customs and traditions. For example, dress modestly when visiting temples and remove your shoes before entering.

• Bargaining is common practice in Bali, especially at markets and street vendors. Don’t be afraid to negotiate the price.

• Bali’s climate can be dehydrating, so make sure to drink plenty of water throughout the day.

• Renting a scooter is a great way to explore Bali’s scenic roads and avoid traffic jams.

• Knowing some basic Indonesian phrases like “terima kasih” (thank you) or “maaf” (sorry) can go a long way in communicating with locals and showing respect for their culture.

We offer you flexible, fee-free options to pay for your holiday!

1st Deposit Payments

• A deposit of 100 USD is required within 72 hours once the booking is made.
• Payment can be paid by Credit Card/ Wise Transfer / Bank Transfer/ PayPal
• Merchant Fees apply to deposit payments.

2nd Deposit Payments

• 2nd deposit ( 40% of the total cost) is required 30 days before the departure date.
• Payment can be paid by Credit Card/ Wise Transfer / Bank Transfer/ PayPal
• Merchant Fees apply to deposit payments.

Final Payment (upon arrival)

• Our agent will meet you at the hotel and collect it. Payment can be paid in Cash or by Credit card.
• If you don’t want to bring cash much to pay the remaining balance, you can pay by Bank Transfer/ Credit card 7 days before arrival.

​How to pay

• Online secured payment to New Asia Tours account by Payoneer, Paypal, Bank Transfer
• We create an online bank link for you to proceed to pay by card: Visa, Master

The best time to visit Southeast Asia is from November to February when temperatures are mild and dry. This is especially true in tropical areas such as Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia. However, it’s also important to consider local weather patterns like monsoons before booking your trip. In addition, certain countries may have different peak travel seasons due to their cultural or religious holidays, so it’s best to research your destination before making plans. No matter when you choose to visit, Southeast Asia is a beautiful region year-round!

Southeast Asia is considered a very safe region for travelers. However, it's important that you do your own research to ensure that you feel comfortable and secure in the places where you travel. Make sure to read up on any local warnings or advisories, research the language and culture of your destination, and take basic safety precautions such as not carrying excessive cash or valuables. Visiting Southeast Asia can be a life-changing experience – just make sure you take the necessary precautions to stay safe.

• Dry Season (April to October): This is the best time for outdoor activities like beach visits, surfing, scuba diving, and snorkeling. The weather is perfect with clear skies and almost no rainfall. The peak months of this season are June, July, and August.

• Wet Season (November to March): If you don’t mind occasional rain showers and enjoy a quieter atmosphere, this could be a good time to visit. The island is calmer and less crowded during these months.

• April, May, September, October: These months are considered the shoulder seasons. They offer a balance of good weather and fewer tourists. You can also get better deals on accommodations during these months.

• Light clothing like t-shirts and shorts are recommended.

• Carry a light jacket for evenings, especially for motorbike rides.

• Cover your shoulders and wear a sarong (usually provided) when visiting temples.

• Local food can be as low as $2.

• Bistro or pub style food typically costs around $8.

• Dining at high-end restaurants with world-class chefs can range from $20 to $200.

Yes, Bali is generally considered safe to visit. It’s one of the safest parts of Indonesia and Southeast Asia

The primary language spoken in Bali is Indonesian. But English is widely spoken as well, especially in tourist areas. So, you shouldn’t have any problems getting around and communicating with anyone in Bali.

Whether you are staying in a hotel, villa, or even a local café, you can usually find a reliable Wi-Fi connection. In some areas like Ubud and Canggu, which are popular with digital nomads and remote workers, the average download speeds are quite impressive.