Jaipur, India

Cost of Living in Jaipur, India

Quick answer: As of 2026, living in Jaipur costs approximately $391 per month for one person including rent. That is 76% below the $1,620 global median across the 340 cities in the Voyica Cost of Living Index 2026. Against its own region, where the median is $891, Jaipur is cheaper than typical for Asia. A one-bedroom apartment in the city centre averages $154 per month, or $87 outside the centre. Housing therefore accounts for about 22% of a single person's total monthly cost here. For anyone weighing a longer stay, median internet speed is 37 Mbps and Jaipur scores 50/100 on safety (moderately safe). Actual costs vary with lifestyle, neighbourhood, and exchange rates; figures come from crowd-sourced price data last refreshed June 2026. See the full Cost of Living Index →

Jaipur is a city in India, where a single person can expect to spend about $391 per month including rent, food, and local transport. A one-bedroom apartment in the city centre averages $154 per month, or $87 outside the centre. Internet is workable at around 37 Mbps median download speed. On safety, Jaipur scores 50/100 — moderately safe for residents and visitors. Expect summer highs near 91°F and winter highs around 69°F, with roughly 252 sunny days a year.

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Monthly Cost$391≈ $13/day
1BR Rent (Centre)$154
Internet37 Mbps
Safety50/100
Avg Temp80°F

How Jaipur Ranks Among 340 Cities

Of the 340 cities Voyica tracks, Jaipur is the cheapest of them, but sits in the bottom 10% for air quality.

MetricJaipurWorld rankRank in Asia
Monthly cost$391#1 of 340#1 of 65
Safety50/100#237 of 340#61 of 65
Healthcare73/100#133 of 340#20 of 65
Internet speed37 Mbps#309 of 340#50 of 65
Walkability40/100#260 of 340#45 of 65
Public transit32/100#194 of 340#35 of 65
Food scene85/100#64 of 340#27 of 65
Air quality58/100#310 of 340#49 of 65

Rank 1 = most affordable, safest, and so on. Computed across every city in Voyica's dataset (June 2026 snapshot); ties share a rank.

Everyday Prices in Jaipur, Compared

ItemJaipurAgainst other cities
1BR rent, city centre$154/moCheaper than 99%
1BR rent, outside centre$87/moCheaper than 99%
Utilities$43/moCheaper than 92%
Home internet$8/moCheaper than 97%
Transit pass$11/moCheaper than 91%
Gym membership$17/moCheaper than 97%
Cheap restaurant meal$3.30Cheaper than 90%
Cappuccino$1.67Cheaper than 84%
Local beer at a bar$2.75Cheaper than 72%

Compared with every other city in Voyica's price data that reports the same item.

Lifestyle & Quality of Life in Jaipur

Internet37 Mbps
Safety50/100
Healthcare73/100
Public Transit32/100
Walkability40/100
Nightlife30/100
Food Scene85/100
Fine Dining5/100
Coffee Culture20/100
Air Quality58/100
Green Spaces35/100
Culture92/100
Beaches0/100
Hiking25/100
Surfing0/100
Coworking Spaces18

Jaipur FAQ

How much does it cost to live in Jaipur?

A single person should budget around $391 per month in Jaipur, covering rent, groceries, transport, and basic lifestyle costs. A family of four typically needs about $1,083 per month excluding rent.

How much is rent in Jaipur?

A one-bedroom apartment in central Jaipur averages $154 per month, dropping to about $87 outside the centre. A three-bedroom in the centre runs about $372.

Is Jaipur safe?

Jaipur scores 50/100 on safety, which is moderately safe. Tourist safety is rated 42/100.

How fast is the internet in Jaipur?

Median download speeds in Jaipur are around 37 Mbps — workable for remote work and video calls. There are roughly 18 coworking spaces in the city.

Does India offer a digital nomad visa?

India does not currently offer a dedicated digital nomad visa. US passport holders should check current entry requirements before traveling.

What is the weather like in Jaipur?

Jaipur sees summer highs around 91°F and winter highs near 69°F, with about 252 mostly sunny days a year and at least 1 mm of rain on about 57 days.

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