Two Russian DJs Detained on Bali After Club Performance
Two DJs from the Russian Federation were detained in Bali after a club performance, according to Bali Post citing the Indonesian immigration authorities.
Consensus
- Two Russian DJs were detained on Bali.
- The detention occurred after they performed as DJs at a nightclub.
- The operation took place on 24 September in the tourist area of Changgu.
- The DJs were detained alongside a citizen of Egypt and a Nigerian woman.
- All four individuals were under investigation for violating visa conditions.
- The DJs were found to have visas or residence permits that did not allow for concert or work activities.
- The individuals are undergoing additional checks of their stay and immigration documents.
- The Nigerian woman was found to have overstayed her visa by 402 days.
Points of divergence
- One Russian DJ had a visa obtained upon arrival, and the other had a temporary residence permit for investors. — vesti
- The Russian DJs may face deportation, a ban on re-entry, up to five years in prison, and a fine of up to 200 million Indonesian rupiah (about 930,000 rubles). — vesti
- The DJs were detained during a set at the Mirror Lounge & Club in Seminyak. — vm
- All four detained individuals may be deported and banned from re-entry. — vm
- Maximum penalty includes up to five years in prison and a fine exceeding 900,000 rubles. — vm
Coverage (4 sources)
- Two Russian DJs detained in Bali after club performance — РИАМО
- Two Russian DJs detained in Bali after club performance — Вести
- Two DJs from Russia detained in Bali after club performance, reports Bali Post citing Indonesian im... — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Shot: Two DJs from Russia detained in Bali for working without a permit — Вечерняя Москва
Key entities
- Bali
- Russia
- Bali Post
- Changi
- Moscow
- Egypt
- Telegram channel
- RIA Novosti
- SHOT
- Photo - © Mediastock
- Seminyak
- Mirror Lounge & Club
- Ngurah-Rai Muhammad Noviantri