DENPASAR, Bali: Bali's provincial government will crack down on foreign tourists using crypto as a means of payment in hotels, restaurants, tourism destinations, shopping centres and other places. 'Foreign tourists who behave inappropriately, do activities that are not allowed in their visa permit, use cry
DENPASAR, Bali: Bali's provincial government will crack down on foreign tourists using crypto as a means of payment in hotels, restaurants, tourism destinations, shopping centres and other places.
The meeting was attended by Bali Police Chief Inspector General Putu Jayan Danu Putra and other parties. He also reiterated that the use of currencies other than rupiah as a means of payment in Indonesia was prohibited. "People who carry out foreign exchange business activities without permission from Bank Indonesia can be punished with imprisonment for one-year minimum and five-year maximum, and a minimum fine of 50 million rupiah and a maximum of 22 billion rupiah," Mr Koster said.
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