Do I need to buy an Internet card to go to Bali?

China's mobile phone number can surf the Internet in Bali after international roaming, but the mobile phone can only use the 2G network.

If you stay in Bali for a short time, you can also buy a local phone card, which has 3G traffic and telephone charges. You can ask the hotel staff to recommend a suitable store to buy it, or you can buy it at the airport.

It is recommended to buy Simpati calling card, and the cost is about 15000 rupees, including the card fee of 5000 rupees and the phone call of 10000 rupees. You can enjoy 3G traffic by recharging around 40,000 rupees, which basically meets your needs. Answers are free. Local calls are about 1, 200 rupees per minute, and long-distance calls are about 8000 rupees per minute.

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Bali communication

China Mobile, China Unicom and other communication companies have launched Indonesian international roaming packages. For specific operation methods, tariff standards and related matters needing attention, you can call the relevant mobile company, which is expensive and not recommended.

Visitors can also buy a local SIM card in Bali and use GSM mobile phones in China.

There are two major communication companies in Indonesia, Indosat and Satelindo, with codes of 00 1 and 008 respectively.

There are two main types of signal coverage: mentari and simPAT 1. It is recommended to buy simPAT 1 card, and the price varies from place to place. There is a card with 15000RP, in which the phone bill is 10000RP, 229RP in the network and 350RP per minute outside the network.

The card can be recharged at 600RP per cross-border SMS, and sometimes there are discounts. For example, if you call 20000 rounds 10000, please dial "888" to check the balance and "*888#" to check the usage time. The local mobile phone number can be broadcast live, and the area code should be added to the fixed phone.

Wartel can buy an international long-distance public telephone card for Bali public telephone and make domestic calls at 4000RP/ min.

Visitors can also use personal computers, and 98% hotels in Bali provide free broadband or wireless internet services.

Reference source: Baidu Encyclopedia-Bali