Authorities in Bali have stepped up their campaign against disruptive visitors, threatening those found guilty with fines and even expulsion.
Visitors to the Island of the Gods who misbehave risk being reported through a new hotline established with the creation of the Bali Becik Task Force.
Immigration Director General Silmy Karim has called for the new body.
Officials plan to conduct 100 immigration checks each month, which could result in fines or even deportations.
“We hope that with the formation of the Bali Becik Task Force, the level of violations of laws and norms by foreigners in Bali will decrease,” Karim told local reporters.
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