BADUNG, DEWATA.NEWS – Immigration authorities in Bali have confirmed that a British adult content creator, identified as TEB (Bonnie Blue, 26), along with three other foreign men, violated Indonesian immigration rules by producing commercial content while staying in Bali on a visa on arrival (VoA).
Although they were not placed in immigration detention, all four remain under strict supervision and will be deported after legal procedures are completed.
Winarko, Head of Ngurah Rai Immigration Office, stated that the four individuals are currently under the monitoring of Immigration officers and the Badung Police. Their passports have been confiscated, and they were issued a receipt for passport retention, preventing them from leaving Indonesian territory.
“They remain under our supervision and under the supervision of the Badung Police Chief. With their passports held and a guarantor in place, they cannot leave the area or carry out activities outside the permitted scope,” Winarko said on Thursday, 11 December 2025.
Immigration investigations revealed that Bonnie Blue and the three men entered Bali on 6 November 2025 using VoA, which only allows tourism activities. However, their visit included commercial content production, constituting a misuse of immigration permits.
“Their visa began as a tourist visa, but during their stay they produced content for commercial purposes. This clearly indicates misuse of immigration facilities,” Winarko added.
The four foreign nationals will be deported once the Badung Police finalize their legal process. They will also be banned from re-entering Indonesia for 10 years. A fast-track court session regarding traffic violations is scheduled for Friday, 12 November 2025, at the Denpasar District Court.
Earlier, Bonnie Blue and 17 foreign men were detained by police after allegations of pornographic content production at a studio in Perenanan, Mengwi, on Thursday, 4 December 2025. After examinations, 14 of the men were released as they were not involved in the activity.
Three male foreign nationals, JJTW (28, Australia), INL (24, UK), and LJA (27, UK), remained under investigation with Bonnie Blue.
Police later concluded, based on statements from 16 foreign witnesses, 14 Indonesian witnesses, and expert testimony, that no pornographic elements were found in the content produced.