Mercedes Corby arrived in Bali to take her sister home almost 13 years since Schapelle was arrested with 4.2 kilograms of cannabis in her boogie board bag.
Schapelle Corby, 39, is due to return from the Indonesian island to Australia on Saturday May 27, after serving nine years for drug trafficking.
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"Give us some privacy with my wife. I haven't seen her for three years. I missed her more than you," Wayan told the media at Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport.
Questioned by reporters, Mercedes said she was happy to be back in Bali, pleased Schapelle was returning to Australia, and excited to see her sister.
Schapelle Corby has been living in Bali out of jail since being granted parole in February 2014, but a judge's ruling said that May 2017 was the earliest she could return to Australia.