How much does a 200-hour yoga teacher training in Goa cost?
A 200-hour yoga teacher training at Yoga Nisarga in Goa costs €1,400 non-residential, or €1,800 to €2,300 per person with a room and three vegetarian meals Monday to Saturday. Standard rooms are €1,800 shared or €2,000 single; superior rooms are €2,100 shared or €2,300 single. The course runs 21 days near Mandrem beach in North Goa.
- Non-residential is €1,400: tuition, manual, certificate, Wi-Fi and a T-shirt, with no room or meals.
- Residential adds 20 nights and three vegetarian meals Monday to Saturday.
- Flights, visa, travel insurance and personal spending are extra.
- Every 2026–27 batch is listed with a €200 early-bird discount.
Fees for teacher trainings in Goa are not easy to compare, because one price can mean tuition only while another covers a room, meals and a pool. This guide sets out what our Goa course costs, line by line, and what you should budget on top. It is written for anyone searching for yoga teacher training in Goa fees and trying to work out the real total.
Our Goa fees for 2026–27
All prices are per person, in euros, and are the figures on our Goa course page. They are the same for every 2026–27 batch.
| Option | Fee | Room | What the fee covers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-residential | €1,400 | None. You arrange your own stay. | Training manual, Yoga Alliance certificate of completion, free Wi-Fi, free T-shirt. No accommodation or meals. |
| Standard room, shared | €1,800 | Shared. Non-AC, attached bathroom with hot shower. | Residential package (see below). |
| Standard room, single | €2,000 | Single. Non-AC, attached bathroom with hot shower. | Residential package (see below). |
| Superior room, shared | €2,100 | Shared. Air-conditioned, mini-fridge, attached bathroom with hot shower. | Residential package (see below). |
| Superior room, single | €2,300 | Single. Air-conditioned, mini-fridge, attached bathroom with hot shower. | Residential package (see below). |
What the residential package includes
- 20 nights of accommodation in your chosen room
- Three vegetarian meals Monday to Saturday (no meals on Sunday)
- Yoga training manual, T-shirt and bag
- Yoga Alliance certificate of completion
- Free Wi-Fi and use of the swimming pool
Batch dates and early bird
We run several batches a year. Each is 21 days, with arrival from 10.00 am on the first day and check-out before 11.00 am on the last. The current batch dates and availability are on the Goa course page, which lists every batch with a €200 early-bird discount.
What is not included
The fee covers the course and, if you choose a room, your stay. Plan for these on top:
- Flights. The price depends on where you start, so check fares to Goa for your dates.
- Visa. See the note below.
- Travel and health insurance. We recommend you take out cover before you travel.
- Personal spending. Sunday is a day off with no meals in the residential package, and your own snacks, laundry and local trips are your own.
- Extra nights. If you arrive early or stay on after the course, tell us and we will reserve a room depending on availability. Extra nights are charged to you.
- Everything, if you choose non-residential. The €1,400 fee has no room and no meals, so budget for your own accommodation and food for the 21 days.
A note on the Indian visa
Most visitors enter India on an e-Tourist visa applied for online. The official portal lists a 30-day option, which covers a 21-day course, says to apply at least 4 days before arrival, and states that the fee depends on your country and carries a 3% bank charge. It also lists “attending short term yoga programme” among the activities an e-Tourist visa allows, but with the wording “courses not exceeding 6 months duration and not issued with a qualifying certificate”. Whether a course that ends in a certificate fits that wording is for the visa authorities to confirm, so check with them, and ask us, before you buy flights (Government of India e-Visa portal, as of October 2026).
How to compare Goa fees
A lower headline price does not always mean a lower total, because trainings differ in length, style, room type and meals. Compare the same things: number of nights, meals per day, room type, the certificate and what you pay on top. Our fees are in euros; use a current exchange rate for your own currency.
How to save on your Goa training
- Ask about the early-bird discount. Every 2026–27 batch is listed with €200 off. Confirm the deadline when you enquire.
- Choose a shared room. Shared is €200 less than single in both room types.
- Choose the standard room. It is €300 less than the superior room at the same occupancy. The standard room has no air conditioning; the superior room does.
- Go non-residential only if you have somewhere to stay. It is €400 less than a shared standard room, but you then pay for your own room and food.
How to book
Pick a batch and a room on the Goa course page, then send your application on the apply page. We ask for about 4 to 6 months of regular yoga practice before you join. If you are still choosing between our centres, read our comparison of Goa, Bali and Thailand.
FAQs about Goa yoga teacher training fees
- How much is the 200-hour yoga teacher training in Goa at Yoga Nisarga?
- It is €1,400 non-residential. With a room it is €1,800 (shared) or €2,000 (single) in a standard room, and €2,100 (shared) or €2,300 (single) in a superior room. The residential fee includes 20 nights and three vegetarian meals Monday to Saturday.
- Is the early-bird discount already taken off the price?
- Each 2026–27 Goa batch is listed with a €200 early-bird discount. Ask us for the deadline and your final total when you apply, so you know exactly what you will pay.
- What is the cheapest way to do the course?
- Non-residential at €1,400 is the lowest fee, but it includes no room or meals. The lowest fee with a room is the shared standard room at €1,800.
- Are meals included in the fee?
- In the residential fee, yes: three vegetarian meals Monday to Saturday, and none on Sunday. The non-residential fee includes no meals.
- Do I need to have practised yoga before?
- Yes. We recommend about 4 to 6 months of regular yoga practice before you join.
- Will I be Yoga Alliance certified?
- Yoga Nisarga is Yoga Alliance certified (RYS 200), and graduates receive a Yoga Alliance certificate of completion. The non-residential fee includes it as well.
