Medical Costs in Bali for Tourists & Expats

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

A transparent guide to healthcare prices in Bali — updated 2026

Quick Answer

Medical care in Bali is generally more affordable than in many Western countries. Most tourists pay out of pocket at private clinics, with clear pricing for consultations, treatments, and tests.

One of the most common questions tourists and expats ask is: “How much will medical treatment cost in Bali?”

Costs vary depending on whether you visit a private clinic, require a hospital emergency department, or request a doctor home visit.

Dewa Medical Prices at a Glance

ServiceFrom (IDR)
Doctor consultation250,000
Home / hotel visit fee450,000 (depends on distance)
IV therapy1,800,000
Bali Belly treatment with IV2,450,000
Basic blood panel350,000
Medical check-up950,000
STD testing packages2,000,000–4,600,000
HIV rapid test550,000
Earwax removal (clinic)750,000
Rabies vaccine (per dose)1,300,000
Dengue vaccine (per dose)1,400,000

Final costs depend on the treatment needed and are confirmed before anything is done. See our pricing policy.

Doctor Home Visit Costs

Many tourists choose doctor home visits for convenience, especially when feeling weak or dehydrated.

  • Dewa Medical home visit fee: from IDR 450,000, depending on distance
  • Consultation and treatment charged separately
  • Available in most tourist areas (Seminyak, Canggu, Ubud, Nusa Dua)

Hospital & Emergency Costs in Bali

Hospital care is significantly more expensive and usually required only for emergencies or severe conditions.

  • Emergency department visits cost considerably more than clinic care
  • Imaging (X-ray, CT scan, MRI): additional cost
  • Hospital admission: varies widely depending on condition

Do You Need Insurance in Bali?

Insurance is helpful but not required for most private clinics in Bali.

Many clinics operate on a pay-first basis, with insurance reimbursement handled later by the patient.

Tips to Avoid Unexpected Medical Costs

  • Ask for price estimates before treatment
  • Use clinics for non-emergency conditions
  • Avoid unnecessary hospital visits
  • Keep receipts for insurance claims

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Medically reviewed & updated by licensed Indonesian doctors — February 2026

Costs Tourists Don't Expect

How to Pay and Claim

Most private clinics, including Dewa Medical, accept cash, credit card and bank transfer. Keep an itemized receipt and ask the doctor for a medical report with the diagnosis; most insurers ask for both. If you are unsure whether something is an emergency, read is this a medical emergency in Bali?

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a doctor visit cost in Bali?

At Dewa Medical a consultation starts from IDR 250,000, plus a home visit fee from IDR 450,000 if the doctor comes to your hotel or villa.

How much does IV therapy cost in Bali?

At Dewa Medical, IV therapy starts from IDR 1,800,000, and Bali Belly treatment with IV from IDR 2,450,000.

Do I need travel insurance in Bali?

Not for most clinic visits, which you can pay directly. Insurance matters most for hospital admission, surgery and medical evacuation.

How much is rabies treatment in Bali?

Each vaccine dose at Dewa Medical costs IDR 1,300,000. Rabies immunoglobulin, if needed, costs around IDR 10,000,000–15,000,000.