'On parole' Schapelle Corby walks free after spending 9 years in jail

Schapelle Corby's parole documents have revealed that she has finally been revealed after spending r years behind the bars in Bali's Kerobokan Jail.

Her face has not yet been seen - with Corby reported to having signed an exclusive interview deal with Channel Seven.

Corby was picked out of the prison at 8.20am local time, then after a short drive, she was rushed into the local prosecutor's office, head still down, News.com.au reported.

After 37 minutes inside, where she was fingerprinted amid other procedural measures, she taken to the corrections office, for further processing.

After that the convoy took her to the Sentosa resort in Seminyak, which boasts a spa and luxury private villas.

Corby appeared to be wearing a short-sleeved white top with a black garment over it, plus a number of scarves and black pants.

On her head, above the scarves, was a black, white and red checked hat - which effectively shielded her face.

Her mother Rosleigh Rose had whooped with joy and sprayed champagne from the steps of her Queensland home to celebrate the news.

Corby was caught smuggling 4. 4 kg of cannabis in Bali, and was convicted for the offence on May 27, 2005.