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Flights to Amritsar from Australia

By the Travel Care team · Last checked 20 October 2026

There are no non-stop flights from Australia to Amritsar (ATQ). The most frequent one-stop link is Malaysia Airlines via Kuala Lumpur, which flies Kuala Lumpur–Amritsar about daily; the alternatives are Scoot via Singapore (about four times a week), Qatar Airways via Doha, AirAsia via Kuala Lumpur from 2 December 2026, or Air India non-stop from Melbourne or Sydney to Delhi with a domestic flight on to Amritsar. Most journeys take 15 to 21 hours, and because several links don't run daily, your dates matter more than the routing.

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Ways to get there from Australia

Times are our estimates, including a typical connection. Where the onward flight only runs about four times a week, the wait can stretch to 12 hours on some days.

FromUsual routingsTypical journey time
AdelaideMalaysia Airlines via Kuala Lumpur (one ticket); Singapore Airlines + Scoot via Singapore; Qatar Airways via Doha; Malaysia Airlines + AirAsia via Kuala Lumpur (budget, usually separate tickets); domestic to Melbourne, Air India to Delhi, then on to Amritsar15–20 h via Kuala Lumpur; 15–26 h via Singapore; 20–24 h via Doha
BrisbaneMalaysia Airlines via Kuala Lumpur (daily from 25 Oct 2026); Singapore Airlines + Scoot via Singapore; Qatar Airways via Doha; domestic to Sydney, Air India via Delhi16–21 h via Kuala Lumpur; 21–29 h via Sydney and Delhi
MelbourneMalaysia Airlines via Kuala Lumpur; Air India non-stop to Delhi then a domestic flight; Scoot both legs via Singapore; Qatar Airways via Doha16–21 h via Kuala Lumpur; 17–22 h via Delhi
SydneyMalaysia Airlines via Kuala Lumpur; Air India non-stop to Delhi then a domestic flight; Scoot via Singapore; Qatar Airways via Doha16–21 h via Kuala Lumpur; 17–23 h via Delhi

What flies into Amritsar from outside India

  • Malaysia Airlines from Kuala Lumpur, about daily. This is the most reliable one-stop link from every Australian city.
  • Scoot from Singapore, about four times a week. From Adelaide and Brisbane it's usually sold with Singapore Airlines on the first leg.
  • Qatar Airways from Doha. It has been scheduled to land in Amritsar in the middle of the night, so we check the arrival time for your date.
  • AirAsia from Kuala Lumpur, resuming 2 December 2026, four times a week.

Batik Air stopped flying to Amritsar on 1 August 2025, so older advice that mentions it is out of date. Thai Lion Air's service has been suspended since May 2026.

About the airport

Amritsar's airport is Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee International Airport (ATQ), a single integrated terminal handling both domestic and international flights. It's about 11–13 km from the Golden Temple, usually 20–40 minutes by road.

  • Immigration: you clear immigration and customs at Amritsar itself, which is a much smaller and quicker process than at a big hub. Our e-Arrival Card guide covers the arrival forms.
  • Into the city: prepaid taxi counters and app cabs serve the airport. For a middle-of-the-night arrival, arrange a family pick-up or a pre-booked car rather than sorting it out on the night.

Nearby cities this airport serves

Amritsar is the closest international airport for most of the Majha and Doaba regions:

  • Tarn Taran, Batala, Gurdaspur and Pathankot
  • Jalandhar (about 90 km), Kapurthala and Hoshiarpur
  • Ludhiana (about 140 km), although Ludhiana families now also compare Chandigarh and the new Halwara airport
  • Dalhousie, Dharamshala and the Kangra valley in Himachal Pradesh, by road via Pathankot

For Chandigarh, Mohali and the Malwa side of Punjab, see our Punjab page, which compares Amritsar, Chandigarh, Halwara and flying into Delhi.

Busy seasons and festivals

  • Diwali and Bandi Chhor Divas: 8 November 2026 and 29 October 2027, when the Golden Temple is lit up and Amritsar is very busy. See our Diwali guide.
  • Gurpurab (Guru Nanak Jayanti): 24 November 2026 in most calendars. Some gurdwaras announce their own date.
  • Punjabi wedding season: roughly November to February, the heaviest period for Amritsar bookings.
  • Lohri: 13 January 2027, in the middle of the Australian summer holidays. See our Lohri guide.
  • Vaisakhi: 14 April 2027, close to the Australian Easter and April school holidays. See our Vaisakhi guide.
  • Winter fog: December and January fog in Punjab can delay early-morning flights.

Tips from our team

  • Start with the dates, not the airline. With Scoot and AirAsia flying about four times a week, the best routing changes from one day to the next. Give us a range of dates if you can.
  • Keep elderly parents on one ticket. Malaysia Airlines all the way, or Singapore Airlines with Scoot on one booking, checks bags through. A separate AirAsia ticket means collecting bags and clearing immigration in Kuala Lumpur.
  • Buy Scoot and AirAsia baggage up front. Their base fares don't include a checked bag, and airport rates are higher. Wedding luggage adds up quickly.
  • Delhi is the back-up. When Amritsar dates are full, Air India via Delhi on one ticket is the usual fall-back. Trains from New Delhi to Amritsar take several hours even on the fastest services, so check current times with Indian Railways.

Talk to a real person about flights to Amritsar

Fares and schedules change every day, so we don't publish prices on this page. For live fares on your dates, call or WhatsApp the Travel Care team on 0421 882 733. We're a family-run agency at 222 Henley Beach Road, Torrensville, booking flights since 2010, and we speak English, Hindi and Punjabi. Seen a cheaper fare somewhere else? Send us the screenshot and we'll see what we can do.

Last checked: 20 October 2026 by the Travel Care team.

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Your questions

Is there a direct flight from Australia to Amritsar?

No. Every route from Australia to Amritsar has at least one stop, usually Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Doha or Delhi.

Which airline flies to Amritsar most often?

Malaysia Airlines, which flies Kuala Lumpur–Amritsar about daily and connects from Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney and Perth on one ticket.

Can I fly from Adelaide to Amritsar on one ticket?

Yes. Malaysia Airlines via Kuala Lumpur, Singapore Airlines with Scoot via Singapore, and Qatar Airways via Doha can all be booked on one ticket with bags checked through.

Should I fly into Amritsar or Delhi?

If you are going to Amritsar, Jalandhar or the Doaba area, flying into Amritsar saves a long road or train trip. Delhi has more flights and dates, so it is the fall-back when Amritsar is full or much dearer.

How far is Amritsar airport from the Golden Temple?

About 11 to 13 km, usually 20 to 40 minutes by road depending on traffic.

Does Batik Air still fly to Amritsar?

No. Batik Air dropped its Kuala Lumpur–Amritsar flights on 1 August 2025. AirAsia resumes Kuala Lumpur–Amritsar on 2 December 2026.