Vietnamese tourists traveling to Bali are not worried about disease control

In mid-November, news.com.au reported that Bali had increased controls on visitors to prevent the spread of monkeypox, causing concern among many people, including Vietnamese tourists. However, in reality, entry procedures to Bali were still operating as normal.

However, when the writer and his family traveled independently to Bali at the end of November, they did not encounter any difficulties. The plane landed at Ngurah Rai Airport at noon, and there were not too many passengers. Before leaving and on the plane, tourists were reminded to fill out the online immigration form to get the QR Code. The form includes basic information such as flight and accommodation address in Bali. Only one person in the whole family needs to fill out the representative form.

On a day at the end of November, there were not many tourists so the Bali immigration procedures were quick.

Customs at Ngurah Rai Airport also only ask a few common questions such as who the tourist is traveling with, where, how many days of travel... After stamping the passport, the tourist will go to the baggage claim counter and also not check the luggage again when entering the country. Finally, the tourist will go to the counter to scan the QR code declared earlier and leave the airport. Due to the small number of tourists and simple immigration procedures, arriving in Bali is quite quick.

The end of the year is the low season for Bali tourism so Ngurah Rai airport is quite empty.

But on the other hand, when our group left Bali, the baggage inspection and screening procedures were extremely strict. After the tourists' baggage was put through the scanner, it would be automatically sorted. If any luggage was suspected of having to be manually checked, it would be separated into a separate line. Then, an employee would open the luggage and check it in front of the tourists. They checked every bottle of skin cream, every teddy bear the baby brought along... Therefore, if Vietnamese tourists go to Bali, remember to add extra time for procedures when leaving this destination so as not to miss their flight.

During the days of visiting Bali, all activities of both locals and tourists took place normally. There was no information or warnings related to monkeypox or other epidemics. Neither tourists nor locals were required to wear masks anywhere...

Bali is a favorite destination for Vietnamese tourists. Travel companies in Vietnam are offering many tours to Bali such as 5 days 4 nights or 4 days 3 nights tours. There are many airlines that take Vietnamese tourists to Bali from Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, and Hanoi, but currently only Vietjet has direct flights from Ho Chi Minh City to Bali.

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