Australian woman killed in Bali landslide alongside her Dutch partner identified as Angelina Smith

An Australian woman killed alongside her partner when the villa they were staying in was swept away in a landslide in Bali has been identified as Angelina Smith.

Ms Smith and her Dutch partner Luciano Kross are believed to have been sleeping when disaster struck about 4am on Thursday, when heavy rain caused a 30m landslide.

The pair were staying in picturesque Jatiluwih village, about 50km north of the island’s capital Denpasar.

Authorities told local media the couple were buried by a 30m landslide about 4am. Their bodies have since been recovered.

The Department of Foreign Affairs on Thursday night said it was providing consular assistance to her family.

“We send our deepest condolences to the family at this difficult time,” a department spokeswoman said.

“Owing to our privacy obligations we are unable to provide further comment.”

Landslides, flooding and fallen trees are common hazards in parts of Indonesia during heavy rainfall.

Jatiluwih is known for its picturesque rice terraces.

— with AAP