Bangladeshi tourists and businessmen have been deemed eligible for visas upon arrival in Indonesia. The visa will allow a stay of up to 30 days. The country waived its visa regulations for Bangladesh and 78 other countries. The Bangladesh Ambassador to Indonesia Nazmul Quaunine told the Dhaka tribune that a 30 day stay in Indonesia will be granted upon a payment of USD 30 as an entry fee. Airports have already begun to see the a rise in such arrivals and more are expected in Jakarta and Bali. Bangladeshis who visit Indonesia are required to have hotel bookings and return tickets and must be able to meet financial requirements as indicated. Many a Bali beach resort, Uluwatu such as the Anantara Uluwatu Bali Resort and others are viable accommodation options for such travelers. Travelers who overstay will be charged USD30 per day.
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