Just landed in Bali and wondering:
Can I withdraw money at Bali Airport?
Yes — and it might be one of the easiest ways to get Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) when you arrive.
Here’s what you need to know before using the ATM.

Where Can You Withdraw Money?
You can withdraw cash at ATMs inside
Ngurah Rai International Airport (also known as DPS Airport).
ATMs are available in:
- Arrival terminal
- Departure areas
- Near baggage claim
- Public lobby sections
They dispense Indonesian Rupiah (IDR).
Is It Safe to Withdraw Money at Bali Airport?
Yes.
Airport ATMs are:
✔ Monitored and secure
✔ Operated by major Indonesian banks
✔ Well-lit and located inside the terminal
It’s generally safer than random street ATMs.
Things to Know Before Withdrawing
1️⃣ Foreign Transaction Fees
Your bank may charge:
- International withdrawal fee
- Currency conversion fee
2️⃣ Withdrawal Limits
Most ATMs allow:
- IDR 1,000,000 – 3,000,000 per transaction
(Depending on the machine and your bank)
3️⃣ Exchange Rate
ATM exchange rates are based on:
- Visa / Mastercard rates
- Your bank’s international conversion rate
Sometimes it’s competitive — sometimes slightly higher than licensed money changers.
ATM vs Money Changer: Which Is Better?
💳 ATM Withdrawal
Pros:
- Convenient
- Immediate access
- No need to bring large foreign cash
Cons:
- Bank fees
- Daily limits
💱 Licensed Money Changer
Pros:
- Competitive rates
- No bank fees
- Higher exchange amounts possible
Cons:
- Need to bring foreign currency
Smart travelers often withdraw a small amount at the airport, then exchange larger sums at a licensed money changer in town.
How Much Should You Withdraw?
For arrival day expenses:
💰 IDR 500,000 – 1,500,000
(Enough for transport, meals, small purchases)
You can always withdraw more later.
Final Recommendation
Yes, you can withdraw money at Bali Airport — and it’s safe and convenient.
But compare options:
- Small amount → ATM at airport
- Larger amount → Licensed money changer in Bali
Planning ahead helps you avoid unnecessary fees and get better value.
