The Directorate General of Immigration at the Indonesian Ministry of Immigration and Correctional Services has resumed immigration patrols to monitor the activities of foreign nationals in Bali Province.
Bali Police seize 1,284 ecstasy pills valued at 1.28 billion rupiah in South Kuta. Read more about the arrest and the ongoing investigation here.
The Bali Regional Police have named three new suspects in the alleged human trafficking case involving prospective crew members of the KM Awindo 2A fishing vessel.
Denpasar Police confirm five suspects in the Benoa Harbor murder tested positive for amphetamines. Read the news for updates on the investigation and motive.
Deputy Minister Ni Luh Puspa coordinates with Kemlu over South Korea’s Bali travel warning. Read the government's response to keep tourism growing in 2026.
The Indonesian National Police (INP)'s Drugs Criminal Directorate has uncovered an attempted smuggling of ketamine and MDMA disguised as sachets of beverages.
Bali Police Chief Daniel Adityajaya assures tourists that Bali is safe following a South Korean travel warning. Read about the 23% crime drop and new security measures.
The Directorate of Indonesian National Police (INP) Drugs Criminal Investigation uncovers the circulation of ecstasy at N CO Living by NIX nightclub in Badung, Bali.
Bali Police and Interpol have arrested British crime boss Steven Lyons at Ngurah Rai Airport. Read the news for details on the international sting operation.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) International Relations Division, through the National Central Bureau (NCB) Interpol Indonesia, is collaborating with the Bali Regional Police to locate two associates of British red notice subject Steven Lyons (45), who were detected in Bali.
The Bali Regional Police, along with the International Relations Division of the Ngurah Rai Immigration Office, arrested Steven Lyons (45), a British citizen on a red notice list, at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport, Bali.
The Bali Provincial Directorate General of Immigration Regional Office has opened a public complaints service regarding immigration violations committed by foreign nationals (WNA).
