When planning your holiday to Bali (or anywhere in the world), it’s a good idea to prepare a list with local emergency contact numbers. Unfortunately, this is often forgotten by travelers as we all assume we don’t need it.
However, you never know when you get in a situation that requires emergency help. Whether it’s for yourself, your friends or families, or a random person you witness getting into trouble.
Here’s a list of important phone numbers in Bali:
The main emergency number is 112. When using a local SIM, enter 0361 first, and when using an overseas SIM card dial +62 361 112.
However, getting a taxi and driving to the nearest hospital is in most cases faster and easier than calling for an ambulance.
When staying in a resort or villa, you can also call the staff for help. Usually, you can reach the operator by dialing 0 from your room phone.
Keep this dialing procedure in mind:
Local SIM -> Dial 0361 first
Foreign SIM -> Dial +62 361 before the emergency number
We truly hope you don’t need any of this information during your holiday. But just in case… bookmark this page or save a screenshot of the emergency contact numbers.
When travelling, you might also encounter non-emergency issues, such as an ear infection or Bali belly. Though we hope you won’t need it, here’s a list of hospitals in Bali, just in case.
And while we’re at it, don’t forget to check your travel insurance policy to make sure you’re covered for medical expenses.
Phone: +62 811 3999 599
Email: info@asiapacificmed.com
Website: asiapacificmed.com
Instagram: @asiapacificmed
Location: Bumbak Square, Jl. Bumbak Dauh No.2, Kerobokan, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361
Hotel or villas service available. Reach them out through WhatsApp.
Dr. Ari Sudhewa
Phone: +62 812 395 4567
What’s App: +62 812 395 4567
Email: ari_medicaldoctor@yahoo.com
Doctor on call. Reach out to him and he’ll visit you at your location.
Phone: +62 361 3000 911
Email: info@bimcbali.com
Website: https://bimcbali.com/bimc-siloam-nusa-dua
Phone: +62 361 300 3030
What’s App: +62 811 398 3030
Email: care@kih.co.id
Website: https://kih.co.id/
Phone: +62 361 300 3030
What’s App: +62 811 398 3030
Email: care@kih.co.id
Website: https://kih.co.id/
Phone: +62 361 209 1030
Email: admin.ubud@bimcbali.com
Website: https://bimcbali.com/bimc-ubud-medical-centre
Phone: +62 821 8888 2273
Email: info@ubudcare.com
Website: http://www.ubudcare.com/
Phone: +62 361 978 078
Email: toyamedika@yahoo.com
Website: http://toyamedika.com/
Phone: +62 812 373 871 31
Email: primeplusmedical@gmail.com
Website: https://www.primeplusmed.com/
Phone: +62 828 3614 471
Email: Balimed_clinic@yahoo.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/klinikbalimedcanggu/
Phone: +62 811 3880 038
Email: info@medicalplusbali.com
Website: https://medical-plus-bali.business.site/
Phone: +62 361 934 3911
Email: bvmedicalbali@gmail.com
Website: https://www.bhaktivedantahospital.com/
No need anymore to pay a crazy phone bill due to inadvertent roaming. You can still use your mobile in Bali just replacing your old SIM card with a local one and unlocking your device, if it’s not a GSM, in a mobile phone shop- it is as simple as that!
In Bali we are lucky enough to have some really well-stocked companies to hire everything you need for travelling with young children. Staying in a villa and worried about the pool? Rent a pool fence for a worry-free holiday.
Before you get to Bali, there are a few things you might like to know in advance, for example having a passport with a minimum period of validity of six months,arranging transport with GRAB or directly with the VIP Airport Butler Service that provides a hassle-free way to travel.
Tourists are usually easy pickings, which is why you should keep an eye out at all times! Only transact with reliable money changers, be aware of potential card skimming and pick-pocketing, and learn to recognize banknotes.