Prime Minister Narendra Modi has already visited 13 countries in 6 months of 2026. The trip is from February to July. The details of the total amount spent on the trip have come to light. It has been said through a recent parliamentary document that Prime Minister Narendra Modi spent about Rs 74.5 crore on foreign visits in 2026.
February 2026: Malaysia and Israel trip
Malaysia (February 7-8): Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Malaysia since the beginning of the year, on which a total expenditure of Rs 5,57,17,369 (about Rs 5.57 crore) was incurred.
Israel (February 25-26): A few days later, a trip to Israel cost Rs 11,92,25,938 (about Rs 11.92 crore).
May 2026: 5-nation tour of major European-Gulf countries
Between May 15 and 20, PM Modi visited the UAE, Netherlands, Sweden, Norway and Italy.
For the UAE, Rs 1 crore 97 lakh 67 thousand 864
For the Netherlands, Rs 3 crore 59 lakh 99 thousand 358
For Sweden, Rs 6 crore 32 lakh 90 thousand 593
The highest expenditure of Rs 17 crore 46 lakh 50 thousand 390 was incurred on the visit to Norway
And Rs 4 crore 23 lakh 88 thousand 557 was incurred on the visit to Italy.
June 2026: Visit to France, Slovak Republic and Seychelles
France, Slovak Republic: The Prime Minister visited France and the Slovak Republic between June 13 and 18. While the Slovak Republic trip cost Rs 47,743,080, the final cost of the France trip is not yet available. Similarly, the Seychelles trip cost Rs 82,23,329 between June 27 and 29.
Subsequently, the expenses of the Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand trips between July 6 and 11 have also come to light.
The expenses of Indonesia cost Rs 38,713,468, Australia cost Rs 11,830,810, and New Zealand cost Rs 54,363,041, according to parliamentary documents.
Many countries are ahead of the curve in terms of the expenses paid by the government. This means that this data is not final. Now, after all the bills of the hotels, travel and security agencies there are fully submitted, the final cost of all the expenses will be available. So far, the total expenditure is Rs 74.4 crore. This does not include the pending bill from France.
