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Available in UK, Europe, US, Australia
Klarna splits your Dhaka fare into three equal payments, charged over six weeks with zero interest. The first instalment is taken at booking, and your e-ticket is issued immediately. It's a solid option for travellers flying from London or Europe on carriers like Emirates or Qatar Airways.
Available in UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Egypt
Tabby is the go-to BNPL option for travellers departing from the Gulf, splitting your fare into four equal monthly payments with no interest. Given that Dubai and Doha are the most popular transit hubs for Dhaka flights, Tabby is especially practical for UAE-based passengers. Approval is instant and requires no credit check.
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12+ airlines to Dhaka (DAC) · BNPL at checkout · Instant e-ticket delivery
Available in India
LazyPay is a natural fit for Indian travellers flying to Dhaka, offering deferred payment or short-term instalment plans with a quick one-tap approval. Kolkata and Delhi are among the most frequent origin cities for Dhaka routes, and LazyPay covers both markets well. No paperwork, no waiting.
Available in India
Paytm's buy-now-pay-later option lets Indian travellers spread the cost of flights to Dhaka across manageable monthly payments. It integrates directly with your existing Paytm wallet, making checkout fast and familiar. Particularly useful for travellers booking from Kolkata or Chennai where Paytm penetration is high.
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Dhaka · DAC · BD
Value for Money
8.5/10
Flight Frequency
7/10
BNPL Availability
6.5/10
Airport Experience
5.5/10
Visa Ease
5/10
Destination Appeal
5.5/10
Editorial snapshot
Flying to Dhaka suits travellers who want something genuinely unscripted. Fares from the Gulf or India are competitive year-round; from Europe, booking eight to twelve weeks out typically yields the best prices. The airport experience has improved but demands patience. November through February is the sweet spot for weather and manageable crowds. This is a city for the curious, not the comfort-seekers.
Score based on Laters booking data and editorial review, 2026
November through February is the golden window for Dhaka: clear skies, low humidity, and fares that haven't yet spiked for Eid. Avoid June through September if you can — monsoon season brings heavy flooding and disrupted schedules. The weeks around Eid ul-Fitr and Eid ul-Adha see the sharpest price surges of the year.
| Month | Price Band | Demand | Travel note |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | Budget | Medium | Cool, dry weather; good sightseeing conditions across the city. |
| February | Budget | Low | Lowest fares of the year; Ekushey book fair draws domestic visitors. |
| March | Mid | Medium | Warming up; Independence Day on 26 March adds local activity. |
| April | Peak | High | Eid ul-Fitr period; fares spike sharply, book well ahead. |
| May | Mid | Medium | Pre-monsoon heat; humidity rises, fewer international visitors. |
| June | Mid | Low | Monsoon begins; flooding risk and travel disruptions possible. |
| July | Budget | Low | Deep monsoon; cheapest fares but challenging travel conditions. |
| August | Budget | Low | Continued heavy rain; mainly diaspora travel keeps routes active. |
| September | Mid | Low | Monsoon easing; humidity still high, occasional flooding. |
| October | Mid | Medium | Durga Puja festival; weather improving as rains retreat. |
| November | Budget | Medium | Excellent weather begins; one of the best months to visit. |
| December | Peak | High | Diaspora holiday travel; Eid ul-Adha may fall here; book early. |
Cheapest month
February — average fares around $320 one-way
Peak season warning
Eid ul-Fitr and Eid ul-Adha periods: fares rise 50-80% above average. Book 10-14 weeks ahead.
Fares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
IATA: DAC · 20 km from Dhaka city centre · 12 km from Gulshan
Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport is Bangladesh's largest and busiest airport, handling virtually all international traffic into Dhaka. The newer Terminal 3 has improved the arrival experience considerably, with more immigration counters and a cleaner baggage hall. Peak-hour queues at immigration can be significant, particularly during Eid travel periods, so build in extra buffer time.
| Transport | Cost (approx) | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Metered taxi (app-based) | BDT 400-700 | 30-60 min to city centre (traffic dependent) |
| CNG auto-rickshaw | BDT 200-350 | 40-70 min to central Dhaka |
| Ride-hailing (Pathao, Uber) | BDT 300-600 | 30-60 min to Gulshan or Banani |
Check-in tips
At Laters.com checkout, you can split the cost of seat upgrades, extra baggage allowance, or lounge access at DAC into instalments using Klarna, Tabby, or LazyPay. Your e-ticket is issued instantly once approved.
Make every taka count on your Dhaka trip by splitting these extras.
Secure a window seat for aerial views of the Ganges Delta on descent.
Available with Klarna and TabbyEssential for returning travellers bringing back Jamdani textiles and gifts.
Split across 3 paymentsMonsoon-season disruptions make comprehensive cover a smart call for Dhaka.
Available with all providersBundle a Gulshan or Banani hotel with your flight and pay in instalments.
Pay in 3 or 4 monthsPre-book a reliable car from DAC to avoid chaotic kerbside negotiations on arrival.
Available with TabbyA local SIM keeps you connected for ride-hailing and maps across Dhaka.
Available with KlarnaThe largest volume of international passengers to Dhaka originates from the Gulf states, the UK, and neighbouring India, reflecting Bangladesh's large diaspora communities and strong trade links across the region.
Dubai to Dhaka
Emirates, Biman Bangladesh · 4h 10m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $93/instalmentLondon to Dhaka
Biman Bangladesh, Emirates, Qatar Airways · 10h 30m · Via Dubai or Doha
Pay in 4 from $130/instalmentDoha to Dhaka
Qatar Airways · 4h 30m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $87/instalmentKolkata to Dhaka
IndiGo, SpiceJet, Air India · 1h 05m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $30/instalmentKuala Lumpur to Dhaka
AirAsia, Malaysia Airlines · 4h 20m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $60/instalmentSingapore to Dhaka
Singapore Airlines, Scoot · 4h 40m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $70/instalmentDelhi to Dhaka
Air India, IndiGo, Vistara · 2h 05m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $43/instalmentAbu Dhabi to Dhaka
Etihad Airways, Air Arabia · 4h 20m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $90/instalmentBangkok to Dhaka
Thai Airways, Biman Bangladesh · 2h 50m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $53/instalmentFares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
A mix of Gulf carriers, South Asian budget airlines, and flag carriers cover the most popular routes into Dhaka, with Emirates and Qatar Airways dominating long-haul connections and IndiGo leading on regional frequency.
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Fares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
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