The Denpasar Immigration Office in Bali deported two Chinese nationals for engaging in the illegal practice of medicine. Authorities discovered the individuals were providing medical services without the required permits and licenses within Bali. This action follows increased oversight of foreign nationals working in Indonesia without proper documentation. Indonesian law strictly prohibits foreigners from practicing medicine without legal authorization, protecting both public health and the rights of licensed Indonesian medical professionals. The deportation serves as a warning to others against violating immigration and professional regulations in Bali. Both individuals were escorted under immigration supervision and are now prohibited from re-entering Indonesia. The Denpasar Immigration Office continues to actively monitor and enforce regulations regarding foreign workers across Bali.