Denpasar (Antara Bali) - Bank Indonesia said earning in visa on arrival (VOA) from foreign tourists visiting Bali in the first six months of the year reached US$28. million.
The earning in VOA rose from US$25.6 million in the same period last year, economic researcher of the central bank in Bali Sunarto said here on Saturday.
Sunarto said foreign holidaymakers stay relatively longer or more than a week in one visit resulting in higher VOA fee.
Those staying longer than a weeks in Bali are charged with a VOA of US$25, he said, adding the fee is US$10 for staying less than a week.
"In the Bank Indonesia's report, there is no foreign visitor paying US$10 for VOA. That means they all stay for more than a week," he said.(IGT)
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The earning in VOA rose from US$25.6 million in the same period last year, economic researcher of the central bank in Bali Sunarto said here on Saturday.
Sunarto said foreign holidaymakers stay relatively longer or more than a week in one visit resulting in higher VOA fee.
Those staying longer than a weeks in Bali are charged with a VOA of US$25, he said, adding the fee is US$10 for staying less than a week.
"In the Bank Indonesia's report, there is no foreign visitor paying US$10 for VOA. That means they all stay for more than a week," he said.(IGT)
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