Currency in Bali

BALI TRAVEL ESSENTIALS

A simple guide to Indonesian Rupiah, money exchange, ATMs, cards, cash and everyday payments for travelers and yoga students.

OFFICIAL CURRENCY

IDR is the official currency used throughout Bali and Indonesia.

Currency Code IDR

Symbol Rp

Country Indonesia

💵

Keep some Indonesian Rupiah with you for small purchases and businesses that do not accept cards.

💳

Cards are widely accepted at many hotels, larger restaurants and larger stores.

🏧

ATMs are available in many populated and tourist areas throughout Bali.

💱

Use established banks and reputable money changers when exchanging foreign currency.

GET TO KNOW YOUR MONEY

Common Rupiah Banknotes

Indonesian banknotes use large numerical denominations. Take a moment to check the zeros before paying.

Rp 1,000

Rp 2,000

Rp 5,000

Rp 10,000

Rp 20,000

Rp 50,000

Rp 100,000

OUR SIMPLE APPROACH

You don't need to choose between cash and cards. Having both gives you flexibility while exploring Bali.

01 Carry Some Rupiah

Useful for everyday small purchases.

02 Keep a Payment Card

Convenient at many established businesses.

03 Have a Backup

Keep another secure payment option available.

FOR YOGA STUDENTS

If your yoga teacher training includes accommodation, meals or other services, you may need less daily spending money than a typical tourist.

✓ Check what your course includes ✓ Plan for transportation ✓ Keep money for personal expenses ✓ Save an emergency reserve

PLAN WITH CONFIDENCE

Understanding Bali's currency is one small step toward a smoother and more relaxed yoga journey.