Here is a typical cost picture for a 7-day trip to India from Dubai, per person, travelling mid-range. Treat every figure as indicative, because fares and rates move with the season.
| Item | Typical range (AED) |
|---|---|
| Return flight, economy | 700 to 1,800 |
| Visa | e-visa, about 40 to 110 |
| Hotel, per night (mid-range) | 200 to 450 |
| Daily spending | 120 to 300 |
| Indicative total, 7 days | 4,000 to 7,500 |
The flight from Dubai to Mumbai or Delhi takes around 3 to 4 hours. Return economy fares typically fall in the AED 700 to 1,800 range, lower if you book early and avoid peak holidays, and higher over Eid, summer and the winter break.
For the cheapest fares, travel in the destination's quieter season. Our best time to visit India guide shows when that is.
Visa cost depends on your passport and the route. As a guide, budget e-visa, about 40 to 110. The exact figure and process for your nationality are set out on our India visa from Dubai guide.
Accommodation is usually the biggest cost after flights. Budget stays run around 100 to 300 per night, mid-range around 200 to 450, and comfortable or luxury well above that. Daily spending on food, transport and sightseeing typically runs 120 to 300 per person.

Putting it together for a 7-day trip from Dubai, per person:
| Style | Indicative total (AED) |
|---|---|
| Budget | 2,500 to 4,000 |
| Mid-range | 4,000 to 7,500 |
| Comfortable | 8,000 to 14,000 |
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A 7-day mid-range trip typically costs around AED 4,000 to 7,500 per person, covering return flights, the visa, a mid-range hotel and daily spending. Budget and comfortable travel styles may cost less or more.
Return economy fares typically fall in the AED 700 to 1,800 range, with lower fares if you book early and travel outside Eid, summer and winter-break peak periods.
Budget roughly AED 40 to 110 for an e-visa. The exact cost depends on your passport and the visa route that applies to you.
The quieter travel season generally brings lower flight and hotel prices. Check our best time to visit India guide when planning your trip.
Travel during the quieter season, book flights early, stay slightly outside the city centre, eat locally, and consider bundling your flight, hotel and visa through one operator.