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Bali Trip Cost from India: 6 Days, Flights, Visa and Levy, Itemised

Bali is not a cheap flight from India, and two entry charges sit on top of it: the visa on arrival and the island's own tourist levy. Once you land, a dorm bed and warung meals are cheap. Here is a six-day trip, line by line, with every price dated and the gaps we could not price named.

By GokulUpdated 11 November 20268 min read
Rice terraces and coconut palms stepping down a valley at Tegallalang, north of Ubud in Bali

Photo: Philip Nalangan, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Text added by Trip Under.

Short answer

About ₹64,000–₹77,000 per person for six days on a budget, flights from Bengaluru included. A Bengaluru–Bali one-way was ₹23,514 on the cheapest December date and about ₹29,865 on a typical day. Indians pay IDR 500,000 for a 30-day visa on arrival and IDR 150,000 for the Bali tourist levy, together about ₹3,376. Six days in Ubud on a dorm bed cost about ₹14,000 more.

~₹17,5006 days on the ground, with visa and levy
₹23,514cheapest Dec one-way from Bengaluru
IDR 500,000visa on arrival, 30 days
₹1 = IDR 192rate used here

The plan is deliberately simple: fly into Denpasar, go straight to Ubud and stay there, with the temples, rice terraces and forest walks around the town. A fixed base keeps the money on what you came for, not on moving hotels every night.

Every price below has a date. Indonesian rupiah become Indian rupees at the 11 November 2026 rate from open.er-api.com: ₹1 = IDR 192.5, so IDR 100,000 is about ₹519. Euro prices use the same day's rate (₹1 = €0.0095). Where we could not find a dated price, we say so instead of guessing.

Six days for one person, itemised

Infographic · where the money goes

Solo, 6 days, budget, with Bengaluru flights: about ₹77,000

Flight 78%Visa 3%Levy 1%Airport rides 9%Beds 4%Monkey Forest 1%Food 4%
Return flight Bengaluru–Bali (two one-ways at the typical lowest daily fare)₹59,730
Visa on arrival, B1, 30 days (IDR 500,000)₹2,597
Bali tourist levy (IDR 150,000)₹779
Airport to Ubud and back, car (IDR 650,000 each way, top of the range)₹6,753
Ubud, 5 nights in a dorm bed (about €6.12 a night)₹3,213
Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, adult (IDR 130,000)₹675
Food, 6 days at three cheap-restaurant meals a day (IDR 105,000)₹3,273
Per person₹77,020

Indonesia visa and the Bali levy for Indians

Pay the visa and the levy only on the official sites. Their addresses end in .go.id: evisa.imigrasi.go.id and lovebali.baliprov.go.id.

Flights from Indian cities

Source: HappyFares route pages, economy one-way fares, read 11 November 2026. "Cheapest December" is the lowest fare on any single December date; "typical" is the page's own "on a typical day the lowest fare is" figure. Check the airline's own site for your dates.
FromDirect?Cheapest December one-way seenTypical lowest fare on a day
BengaluruYes, IndiGo₹23,514₹29,865
MumbaiYes, IndiGo₹18,973₹28,882
DelhiYes, Air India and IndiGo, about 8 h 5 min₹21,085₹32,624
ChennaiNo direct flight listed₹11,447₹32,416

What things cost on the ground

Visa: imigrasi.go.id. Levy: lovebali.baliprov.go.id. Airport ride: Wego (14 Jul 2026). Beds: Hostelworld, read 11 Nov 2026. Meals, water, taxi: Numbeo Denpasar (updated 10 Nov 2026). Monkey Forest and Tanah Lot: their official sites, read 11 Nov 2026.
ItemPriceIn rupees
Visa on arrival, B1, 30 daysIDR 500,000₹2,597
Bali tourist levyIDR 150,000₹779
Airport to Ubud, carIDR 450,000–650,000₹2,338–₹3,377
Dorm bed, Ubud (median of cheapest beds)€6.12 a night₹643
Meal, inexpensive restaurant, DenpasarIDR 35,000₹182
Meal for two, mid-range restaurant, DenpasarIDR 500,000₹2,597
Bottled water, 0.33 litreabout IDR 3,250₹17
Taxi, start of meter plus 1 kmIDR 15,000 + IDR 5,000₹78 + ₹26
Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, UbudIDR 130,000 adult, IDR 100,000 child₹675 / ₹519
Tanah Lot temple, foreign visitorIDR 75,000 adult, IDR 40,000 child₹390 / ₹208

Tanah Lot is on the west coast, not in Ubud, so it is not in the six-day budget: we could not find a dated price for getting there. Tanah Lot's own price page was the source for its fee; reports of a planned rise in 2026 did not show on that page when we read it.

Cheaper and quieter alternatives

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Bali trip cost from India?

About ₹64,000–₹77,000 per person for six days on a budget, including Bengaluru–Bali flights (₹23,514–₹29,865 each way, HappyFares, 11 Nov 2026), the IDR 500,000 visa, the IDR 150,000 levy, airport rides, a dorm bed in Ubud, food and the Monkey Forest.

Do Indians get a visa on arrival in Bali?

Yes. Indonesia's official e-Visa site offers Indian passport holders the B1 tourist visa on arrival: IDR 500,000 for 30 days, extendable once for 30 more. You can buy it online in advance as an e-VOA on evisa.imigrasi.go.id or pay at the airport.

How much is the Bali tourist levy?

IDR 150,000 per foreign tourist, about ₹779 on 11 November 2026, paid on the official Love Bali site, lovebali.baliprov.go.id. It is separate from the visa.

Is there a direct flight from India to Bali?

Yes. HappyFares lists direct flights from Bengaluru and Mumbai (IndiGo) and from Delhi (Air India and IndiGo, about 8 hours 5 minutes) when read on 11 November 2026. It lists no direct flight from Chennai.

Which Indian city has the cheapest flights to Bali?

On the cheapest single December date, Chennai (₹11,447, not direct), then Mumbai (₹18,973), Delhi (₹21,085) and Bengaluru (₹23,514). On a typical day the lowest fares were ₹28,882–₹32,624.

How much money do I need per day in Bali?

On this budget plan, about ₹1,200 a day for a dorm bed and three cheap meals in Ubud, before transport and sights.

Sources and how we priced this

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Prices in this guide were read on the dates given in the sources section. Fares, room rates and entry fees change; check them on the official site or at the counter before you travel. Trip Under is not a travel agency and earns nothing from these trips.