This article explains blood test costs in Bali for tourists and residents, including clinic testing, hospital testing, and mobile blood tests at hotels or villas.

Blood Test Cost in Bali (2026 Guide)

Medically reviewed by Dr. I Dewa Gede Angga Triadi Nata, General Practitioner (STR VX00001499498410)

If you are wondering how much a blood test costs in Bali, this guide explains realistic prices, what affects cost, and whether clinic, hospital, or hotel testing is best for you.

Quick Answer: Blood Test Cost in Bali

At Dewa Medical, blood tests start from IDR 350,000 (basic panel: CBC + CRP). Check-up panels cost IDR 1,950,000 – 2,750,000 and STD packages IDR 2,000,000 – 4,600,000. Hotel or villa collection adds IDR 450,000 per visit.

Clinic vs Hospital Blood Test Cost

Private clinics in Bali often offer faster service and clearer pricing compared to hospitals, especially for tourists.

  • Clinic: Faster results, English-speaking staff, transparent pricing
  • Hospital: Longer waiting time, higher admin fees

Blood Test at Hotel or Villa (Home Service)

Many tourists choose mobile blood testing where a licensed nurse collects blood directly at their hotel or villa.

At Dewa Medical the mobile visit fee is IDR 450,000 per visit, covering any number of tests taken at that visit.

Read full guide: Mobile blood test at hotel in Bali →

Do I Need a Doctor Before a Blood Test?

Some blood tests require a doctor consultation to interpret symptoms and choose the correct test panel.

Learn about doctor consultation before blood testing →

Need a Blood Test in Bali?

Dewa Medical provides clinic and mobile blood testing with licensed doctors and clear pricing.

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Medically reviewed & updated by licensed Indonesian clinicians — January 2026

Dewa Medical Blood Test Prices

PanelIncludesPrice (IDR)
Basic panelComplete blood count (CBC) + CRP — for fever, infection, Bali Belly workupFrom 350,000
Executive check-upCBC + ESR, cholesterol, liver and kidney function, blood glucose1,950,000
Premium check-upExecutive panel + HbA1c (diabetes) + urinalysis2,750,000
STD packagesFrom gonorrhea/chlamydia PCR to a complete screen with HIV, syphilis, hepatitis B2,000,000–4,600,000

Hotel or villa sample collection adds a mobile visit fee of IDR 450,000 per visit — this covers any number of tests taken at that visit. There is no extra fee at our Kerobokan clinic. Most results are ready within 24 hours.

Which Blood Test for Which Symptom?

Symptom or reasonCommon tests
Fever in Bali (first 1–5 days)CBC + dengue NS1 antigen
Fever for more than 5 daysCBC + dengue IgM/IgG; typhoid tests if suspected
Severe Bali Belly or vomitingCBC, CRP, electrolytes, kidney function
Routine health checkExecutive or Premium check-up
New partner or unprotected sexSTD package, timed to the window period

Do I Need to Fast?

Fasting for 8–12 hours (water is fine) is needed for accurate cholesterol and fasting glucose results, so check-up panels are best taken in the morning. Tests for infection, dengue, STDs and CBC do not require fasting.

Why a Doctor Should Read Your Results

A single number rarely tells the full story. A low platelet count means something very different on day 2 of a fever than on day 6, and a raised CRP needs to be read alongside your symptoms. With a doctor visit, results are explained and treatment can start the same day. See mobile blood tests in Bali and when to see a doctor after a blood test.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a basic blood test in Bali?

At Dewa Medical a basic panel (CBC + CRP) starts from IDR 350,000. A mobile visit fee of IDR 450,000 applies for hotel or villa collection.

How fast are blood test results in Bali?

Most results are ready within 24 hours; some basic tests can be same-day.

Do I need to fast before a blood test?

Only for cholesterol and fasting glucose tests — fast for 8–12 hours with water only. Infection, dengue and STD tests do not need fasting.

Which test checks for dengue?

In the first 1–5 days of fever, a dengue NS1 antigen test with a CBC. After day 5, dengue IgM/IgG antibodies are more useful.