Yes, you can use your debit card in Bali. ATMs are easy to find in this part of Indonesia, especially in touristy parts. You can use your debit cards or ATM cards on the Maestro or Cirrus networks. To be able to use your cards successfully, you can consider this guide: Withdraw at the airport The safest way to get money in Bali is by withdrawing from the airport itself. The Bali International Airport has recently upgraded and included additional banking facilities. It would be easier for you to have money directly from the bank upon clearing immigration. If you do not prefer to get in line, there are also available ATMs which you can choose from. The ATMs can be accessed 24/7. Most ATMs will not charge you with high transaction fees as Indonesian central banks own them. ATMs attached to a major bank branch If you failed to withdraw upon your arrival, you could still use your debit cards in some banks in Bali. Banks in Indonesia have attached ATMs where you can make transactions. You can choose CIMB, BCA, BRI, and BNI. These are some of the central banks where you can safely make money transactions. You can also include Niaga and Bank Mandiri in the list. Branded stand-alone ATMs ATMs are available in Bali; you will see several stand-alone ATMs where you can withdraw. These ATMs are also legit and safe to withdraw cash. It would help if you chose the BNI because this is heavily distributed in Bali. Most BNI ATMs are cleaner and frequently serviced than any other ATM brand. Avoid using ATMs in convenience stores Another location to make withdrawals are from ATMs located in convenience stores. As much as possible, you should avoid making transactions in these areas. They tend to impose higher transaction fees compared to ATMs attached to banks. These ATMs are also prone to scammers and often target gullible tourists. It would help if you were cautious when making transactions in these locations. Transact in banks for big withdrawals If you want to withdraw plenty of cash, it would be unsafe for you to do it outside a bank. ATMs have a withdrawal limit of up to 2.5 million rupiahs. If you need more than the withdrawal limit, it is better to transact in the bank. Banks in Bali will readily accommodate you, especially when you are a foreigner. The banks are usually open from 9 am to 4 pm daily. You should avoid going during lunchtime. Banks tend to be crowded were plenty of people make transactions.