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Why are flights to Indonesia so expensive in 2026?
Fewer flights from Asia plus high fuel costs in Indonesia have pushed ticket prices up by about 60% compared to a few years ago.
To put that in perspective, a round-trip economy flight from Los Angeles to Bali that cost around $850 in 2019 now runs between $1,350 and $1,600 on popular carriers like Singapore Airlines or EVA Air.
So what’s driving this? First, Chinese carriers like China Southern used to offer the cheapest flights to Southeast Asia. But flight service between the US and China is still running at less than 30% of what it was before. That means fewer budget-friendly options, and airlines like ANA and China Airlines don’t have to compete as hard on price.
Second, jet fuel in Indonesia costs up to 40% more than in neighboring countries like Singapore. A state-run company controls the supply, and airlines pass that extra cost straight to you.
Third, a global engine recall has grounded planes, making seats even scarcer on connecting flights within Asia. Add in new tourist fees in Bali, and it all adds up.
The outlook: Don’t expect a major price drop soon. Until more US-China flights return and fuel costs in Indonesia come down, flying there will stay expensive. Booking early and being flexible with your dates is your best bet for finding a deal.
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- Vancouver (YVR) — BC, Canada
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Superdeals to Indonesia
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Travel hacks and insights
for North America — Indonesia flights
Verified strategies to save money and avoid friction on routes to Indonesia.
Papua region requires special permits
Travel to the Papua region (flights to Jayapura or Sorong) carries a higher risk advisory (Level 4 – Do Not Travel) from Western governments due to civil unrest. Tourist travel to Raja Ampat (Sorong) is generally considered safe but requires caution.
Journalists and researchers need a special permit (Surat Jalan) to enter Papua. Standard tourists do not, but you may face increased scrutiny. Stick to the main tourist hubs and avoid inland travel or areas near the Highland conflict zones.
Vancouver gateway saves $200-400 vs West Coast
Departing from Vancouver (YVR) instead of Seattle, San Francisco, or Los Angeles often saves $200-400 on flights to Indonesia. The strong US dollar makes Canadian fares relatively cheaper, and YVR imposes lower taxes on international transits than some US hubs.
If you live near the border or can position cheaply with points, checking YVR departures is essential. Philippine Airlines and EVA Air frequently post their lowest transpacific fares from this gateway, with efficient connections to Denpasar (Bali) and Jakarta.
Singapore Airlines regional jets differ drastically
When connecting through Singapore to Indonesia, check your aircraft type carefully. Singapore Airlines operates both lie-flat widebodies (A350/787) and regional Boeing 737-800s on routes to Bali and Jakarta. The pricing is usually identical.
The 737 business class uses recliner seats similar to US domestic first class, while the widebodies offer fully flat beds. Always prioritize flight numbers operating the A350 or 787 Dreamliner for the 2.5-hour regional hop to maximize comfort for the same price.
EVA Air offers reliable 75-minute connections
Taipei (TPE) is the most efficient transit hub for North America to Indonesia routes, specifically with EVA Air. Their schedules are optimized for 75-90 minute connections, which is significantly faster than the 3-4 hours often required when transiting through Tokyo Narita due to terminal changes.
If your inbound flight is slightly delayed, EVA Air ground staff actively locate passengers for express transfers. Unlike US hubs, you do not need to clear immigration or re-check bags in Taipei, making these tight connections viable and stress-free.
Book morning flights to avoid monsoon delays
During Indonesia’s wet season (December to March), afternoon thunderstorms frequently cause ground stops and diversions at Jakarta and Bali. Flights scheduled after 2 PM face a 40% higher chance of significant delays or cancellation compared to morning departures.
If connecting to a domestic flight (e.g., to Komodo or Raja Ampat), always schedule the earliest possible morning departure. Afternoon delays can cause misconnections that strand you overnight, as many remote airports lack night landing capabilities.
Complete e-CD form before landing
Indonesia requires a Customs Declaration (e-CD) for all arriving passengers. Paper forms are no longer distributed on planes. You must complete the form online (ecd.beacukai.go.id) up to 2 days before arrival to generate a QR code.
Passengers who forget this step face a chaotic bottleneck in the baggage claim hall, trying to connect to spotty airport Wi-Fi to fill out the form on their phones. Screenshot your QR code immediately, as cell service may be unavailable upon landing.
What travelers ask most
Expert answers on routing, carriers, timing, and fees
What are the new “Golden Visa” options available in late 2025?
Indonesia recently expanded its Golden Visa program to attract long-term investors and remote workers, offering 5-10 year residency options. For individual investors, this requires a deposit of $350,000 USD (approx. IDR 5.3 billion) into Indonesian government bonds or state banks. While attractive for retirees or serious investors, most tourists and digital nomads are better served by the standard B211A Visit Visa (60 days) or the E33G Remote Worker visa if eligible. The application process for the Golden Visa is rigorous and best handled through a verified local agency.
Why have flight prices to Bali spiked for December 2025?
Fares are currently peaking due to the convergence of the holiday high season and limited transpacific capacity recovery. While carriers like United and Delta have stabilized their Asia networks, demand from North America to Southeast Asia has outpaced seat supply this winter. Economy round-trip tickets from the West Coast are averaging $1,400-$1,800 USD, while East Coast departures are pushing $1,800-$2,200 USD. To find relief, look for routing via Taipei (EVA Air, China Airlines) or Manila (Philippine Airlines), which have recently added frequency and often undercut the major hubs like Singapore or Tokyo by $300-500.
What is the best way to access money in Indonesia?
Use ATMs for the best exchange rates, but be aware that most machines have a withdrawal limit of IDR 1.25 million to 2.5 million (approx $80-160 USD) per transaction. Look for ATMs inside banks (like BCA, Mandiri, or BNI) rather than standalone curbside machines to minimize skimming risks. Credit cards are widely accepted in hotels and upscale restaurants in Bali and Jakarta, but cash is mandatory for local warungs, markets, and transport in rural areas. Always choose “charge in IDR” if a payment terminal asks, to avoid poor dynamic currency conversion rates.
What is the most cost-effective way to get around Bali and Jakarta?
Download the Gojek or Grab apps immediately—they are the “Uber” of Southeast Asia and offer fixed-price rides for both cars and motorbike taxis. A 30-minute scooter ride might cost just IDR 15,000-30,000 ($1-2 USD), significantly cheaper than local taxi mafias or hotel transfers. For airport pickups, these apps now have official lounges/pickup points at DPS and CGK, preventing the need to haggle with aggressive touts. Link your credit card to the app to avoid handling small change, but keep cash backup for rural drivers.
Do I need a specific adapter for power outlets?
Yes, Indonesia uses the European-style Type C (two round pins) or Type F plugs running on 230V. North American devices with flat pins will need a physical adapter, and devices not rated for dual voltage (110-240V) will need a voltage converter to avoid burning out. Most modern phone and laptop chargers are dual voltage and only need the simple plug adapter, but check your hair dryers or grooming tools carefully. Adapters are cheap to buy locally at minimarts (Indomaret/Alfamart) if you forget yours.
What are the dress code requirements for temples?
You must wear a sarong and a sash around your waist to enter any Hindu temple in Bali, regardless of your gender. Most major temples like Uluwatu or Besakih include sarong rental in the ticket price, but buying your own beautiful batik sarong for IDR 50,000 ($3 USD) is a great souvenir and convenient for smaller sites. Upper bodies should also be covered—no bikini tops or shirtless men allowed. Women who are menstruating are strictly forbidden from entering temple grounds due to religious purity laws, a rule that is taken very seriously by locals.
How does Air Traveler Club find cheap flights to Indonesia?
We use AI-powered tools to monitor pricing across 150+ airlines 24/7, specifically looking for anomalies on routes from North America to Asia. When airlines launch new routes or adjust capacity, algorithms often drop prices temporarily—for example, a New York to Jakarta flight might dip from $1,400 to $850 USD for a few days. Our human experts verify these deals to ensure they have reasonable layovers (no 20-hour waits) before sending them to our free newsletter subscribers. You get the alert, click the link, and book directly with the airline to lock in the savings.
What is the difference between Superdeals and regular sales?
Superdeals are unadvertised pricing anomalies that offer 40-80% off standard rates, often due to inventory adjustments rather than marketing campaigns. A regular sale might save you $100, but a Superdeal could save you $600+ on a premium carrier like Qatar Airways or Singapore Airlines. Because these prices aren’t official “sales,” they are highly time-sensitive and typically vanish within 3-7 days. Our members receive instant notifications for these drops so they can book before the algorithm corrects the price.
Nonstop (direct) vs 1-stop
How much do flights from US/Canada to Indonesia cost?
No nonstop service exists between US/Canada and Indonesia. All routings require at least one connection, with total journey times of about 20–30 hours depending on origin city, hub, airline, and connection length.
This is standard for the route—most travelers connect through Tokyo (NRT/HND), Singapore (SIN), or Doha (DOH) with minimal hassle, with Hong Kong (HKG) and Taipei (TPE) also commonly used. Select connection times of 2.5–4 hours for international-to-international transfers—enough buffer for immigration, security, and gate changes without excessive waiting.
All ATC Superdeals are manually verified for optimal connection times and efficient hub routing.
| Route | Airline(s) | Journey Time | Avg Price | Avg ATC Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles (LAX) → Tokyo (NRT) → Jakarta (CGK) | All Nippon Airways | 21h 30m | $1,400 | $355 (75% off) |
| San Francisco (SFO) → Singapore (SIN) → Denpasar Bali (DPS) | Singapore Airlines | 22h 15m | $1,500 | $450 (70% off) |
| Seattle (SEA) → Tokyo (HND) → Denpasar Bali (DPS) | Japan Airlines | 21h 45m | $1,350 | $405 (70% off) |
| New York (JFK) → Doha (DOH) → Jakarta (CGK) | Qatar Airways | 23h 30m | $1,600 | $480 (70% off) |
| Toronto (YYZ) → Hong Kong (HKG) → Jakarta (CGK) | Cathay Pacific | 23h 45m | $1,550 | $465 (70% off) |
| Vancouver (YVR) → Taipei (TPE) → Denpasar Bali (DPS) | EVA Air | 21h 50m | $1,450 | $365 (75% off) |
| Chicago (ORD) → Tokyo (NRT) → Jakarta (CGK) | United Airlines / All Nippon Airways | 22h 00m | $1,450 | $435 (70% off) |
| Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) → Doha (DOH) → Denpasar Bali (DPS) | Qatar Airways | 24h 30m | $1,650 | $495 (70% off) |
| Houston (IAH) → Singapore (SIN) → Jakarta (CGK) | Singapore Airlines | 25h 00m | $1,700 | $425 (75% off) |
| Montreal (YUL) → Doha (DOH) → Jakarta (CGK) | Qatar Airways | 24h 45m | $1,650 | $495 (70% off) |
*Avg ATC Price: Superdeal fare published on our platform (40-80% savings compared to standard market rates). Learn more.
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Best stopovers
for US/Canada to Indonesia flights
Not all connections are created equal. When flying from the US/Canada to Indonesia, routing through major airport hubs can deliver lower total fares, better-equipped aircraft, and access to airline stopover programs.
Tokyo NRT
with Japan Airlines / ANA
- Average savings: 20-30% vs non-stop flights
- Flight segments: ~11h North America-Tokyo + ~7h Tokyo-Jakarta/Bali
- Typical connection: 2-4 hours (minimum 60 minutes)
- Stopover perks: Extended Japan stopover
- Visa requirements: Most North America passports visa-free up to 90 days
- Airport rating: 4-Star Airport with efficient transfers
- Best for: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle travelers seeking excellent award-seat availability
Seoul ICN
with Korean Air / Asiana Airlines
- Average savings: 25-35% vs non-stop flights
- Flight segments: North America-Seoul (~13h), then Seoul-Jakarta/Bali (~7h)
- Typical connection: 2-5 hours (minimum 70 minutes)
- Stopover perks: Free transit tours
- Visa requirements: North America passports transit visa-free under 30 days
- Airport rating: 4-Star Airport with strong transit facilities
- Best for: Vancouver, Toronto, Chicago travelers seeking family-friendly airport experience
Singapore SIN
with Singapore Airlines / United Airlines
- Average savings: 15-25% vs non-stop flights
- Flight segments: Split into ~17h North America-Singapore and ~2.5h Singapore-Jakarta/Bali legs
- Typical connection: 2-4 hours (minimum 60 minutes)
- Stopover perks: Free Singapore stopover package
- Visa requirements: North America passports get 30-day visa-free entry
- Airport rating: 5-Star Airport, consistently top ranked globally
- Best for: New York, Houston, San Francisco travelers seeking world-class lounge and terminal amenities
Doha DOH
with Qatar Airways
- Average savings: 30-45% vs non-stop flights
- Flight segments: Two-leg journey: ~13h North America-Doha, ~9h Doha-Jakarta/Bali
- Typical connection: 2-5 hours (minimum 45 minutes)
- Stopover perks: Hotels from $14/night
- Visa requirements: Many North America passports eligible for visa-free entry
- Airport rating: 5-Star hub with modern facilities
- Best for: New York, Miami, Dallas travelers seeking best-value long-haul business class
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Best airlines and aircraft
for long-haul flights to Indonesia
Most travelers book US/Canada–Indonesia flights by price and schedule—but aircraft choice determines whether you arrive refreshed or wrecked. Cabin pressurization, humidity, seat configuration, and service standards vary dramatically on this route.
Below are carriers we recommend—with superior configurations on flights from the US and Canada to Indonesia.
Singapore Airlines
Airbus A350-900
Five-time Skytrax Airline of the Year winner. The A350’s lower cabin altitude and quiet cabin enhance long-haul comfort, especially on flights via Changi—world’s best airport.
- Route: 1-stop via Singapore (SIN) New York/Los Angeles/Toronto→Jakarta/Denpasar (18-22hrs)
- Economy: 32″ pitch, 18″ width, 3-3-3, USB/A/C power, personal IFE
- Business: 1-2-1, fully lie-flat 78″, direct aisle access, privacy doors
- Standouts: 18.5″ HD touchscreen IFE, complimentary high-speed wifi, premium dining with wine pairings, amenity kits
- Typical Pricing: Economy $1,400-$2,200; Business $4,500-$6,800;
United Airlines
Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner
Skytrax 4-Star Airline. The 787’s advanced cabin pressure and humidity reduce jet lag, ideal for long-haul flights from North America to Southeast Asia.
- Route: 1-stop via Tokyo (HND) or Seoul (ICN) Chicago/San Francisco/Toronto→Jakarta/Denpasar (17-21hrs)
- Economy: 31-32″ pitch, 17.8″ width, 3-3-3, USB/A/C power, personal IFE
- Business: 1-2-1, fully lie-flat 76″, direct aisle access, privacy dividers
- Standouts: 13″ HD touchscreen IFE, complimentary wifi, premium meals, amenity kits, lie-flat seats on all long-haul 787s
- Typical Pricing: Economy $1,300-$2,000; Business $4,200-$6,500;
EVA Air
Boeing 777-300ER
Skytrax 5-Star Airline. The 777-300ER offers spacious cabins and award-winning service, with Taipei (TPE) as a major Asian hub for seamless connections.
- Route: 1-stop via Taipei (TPE) Los Angeles/Toronto/Vancouver→Jakarta/Denpasar (18-22hrs)
- Economy: 32″ pitch, 18″ width, 3-3-3, USB/A/C power, personal IFE
- Business: 2-3-2, fully lie-flat 76″, direct aisle access, privacy dividers
- Standouts: 15.4″ HD touchscreen IFE, complimentary wifi, premium dining with wine pairings, amenity kits, lie-flat seats on all long-haul 777s
- Typical Pricing: Economy $1,100-$1,800; Business $3,800-$5,800;
China Airlines
Airbus A350-900
Skytrax 5-Star Airline. The A350’s quiet, spacious cabin and Taipei (TPE) hub make it a top choice for North America to Indonesia travel.
- Route: 1-stop via Taipei (TPE) Los Angeles/Toronto/Vancouver→Jakarta/Denpasar (18-22hrs)
- Economy: 32″ pitch, 18″ width, 3-3-3, USB/A/C power, personal IFE
- Business: 1-2-1, fully lie-flat 78″, direct aisle access, privacy doors
- Standouts: 18.5″ HD touchscreen IFE, complimentary wifi, premium dining with wine pairings, amenity kits, lie-flat seats on all long-haul A350s
- Typical Pricing: Economy $1,000-$1,700; Business $3,600-$5,500;
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