2 Russian Caucasians Who Become PSK In Bali Deported

The two Russian foreigners were deported from Bali, Tuesday (3/12). (PHOTO of Public Relations of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights Bali).

Two female Foreign Citizens (WNA) from Russia were arrested by immigration officers and deported from Bali. The two foreigners were involved in prostitution by becoming commercial sex workers (PSK) offering plus massage.

Head of the Immigration Detention Center (Rudenim) Denpasar Gede Dudy Duwita said the two foreigners with the initials AT (24) and KM (22) violated Article 75 paragraph (1) of Law Number 6 of 2011, concerning Immigration due to violations of residence permits and were involved in illegal activities in Bali.

"That a foreign citizen with the initials AT entered Indonesia on October 16, 2024, using a valid visit residence permit until November 20, 2024. Meanwhile, KM entered Indonesia on September 23, 2024, with a residence permit," said Dudy, Tuesday, December 3.

Both were arrested at a villa in Seminyak, Kuta District, Badung Regency, for allegedly being involved in prostitution activities in the form of ordering plus-plus massage therapists.

During the arrest, officers also secured passports belonging to the two foreigners, a number of items including baby oil, money in US and Australian dollar denominations to sex toys.

In addition, officers found other evidence in the form of photos used in their offers as therapists. Both admitted the photo belonged to him.

Even though they claim to be on vacation, both of them are proven to have violated immigration rules that carry out dangerous activities and should be suspected of endangering security and public order or not respecting or disobeying statutory regulations.

"Every violation of residence permits and involvement in illegal activities, including prostitution, must be dealt with firmly," he added.

After being detained or temporarily secured at the Denpasar Rudenim for 13 days, on Monday (2/12), the two were flown to Moscow, Russia, escorted by Rudenim officers with the final destination of Moscow International Airport.