Bali is making significant amendments to its immigration laws, which could result in severe penalties, including lifetime imprisonment, for disorderly visitors.

A recent update in Indonesia's immigration laws has caused concern for Australians planning to travel to Bali. The new regulations state that any foreigner who violates their visa, overstays their allowed time, or commits a crime could potentially face severe consequences, including a lifetime in prison. This news was reported by The Bali Sun, who also mentioned that Indonesia is taking a strict "zero-tolerance approach" towards tourists who do not comply with their immigration laws.

In light of these changes, the Department of Immigration in Indonesia has announced their plans to increase security at immigration checkpoints and deploy more officers to enforce the new policies. As part of Operation Jagratara, 125 officers have already been deployed in Bali, along with 20 patrol cars and 20 motorcycles.

It's important to note that these changes will not affect travelers who apply for temporary visas and leave within 30 days or have their visas extended for a maximum of 60 days. However, for those who do not comply with the regulations, the consequences are severe. Previously, these offenses were punishable by six months to one year in jail, but now they could result in up to 20 years or even a lifetime behind bars.

The issue of immigration breaches has been on the rise, with over 400 people deported from Bali this year alone. This poses a challenge for authorities, and there have been instances in the past two years where they have apprehended dangerous international criminals. In order to stay updated on the latest breaking news, celebrity updates, and sports news, you can join our WhatsApp channel, where there are no algorithms or comments, and your private details remain confidential. Stay informed and stay safe while traveling.

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