Rome to Mumbai (FCO–BOM) — Airlines, Schedules & Connections
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While no nonstop service exists between FCO and BOM, connecting options are available through 33 hubs.
Connection Landscape
Travel Essentials
FCO: CET · BOM: IST
When it's 6:00 PM in Rome, it's 10.5:00 PM in Mumbai.
Italian passport holders need an eVisa to enter India. Apply online at indianvisaonline.gov.in. The 30-day eTourist visa costs $10 to $25 depending on peak or off-peak season. A 1-year multiple-entry eTourist visa costs $40. Processing takes 3 to 5 business days. Passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the arrival date with at least 2 blank pages.
Leonardo Express non-stop train runs from Roma Termini to FCO in 32 minutes (€14, no stops). Regional trains (FL1 line) make stops including Trastevere, Ostiense, Tuscolana, and Tiburtina; slower (45–55 min) but cheaper (€8) and useful if you're not near Termini. Trains run every 15 minutes from Termini and every 30 minutes for regional services.Taxis from central Rome have a fixed fare: €50 (within the Aurelian Walls), €55–60 for outer neighborhoods. The fixed rate is mandatory; insist if the driver tries to use a meter. Ride-hail apps (Uber Black, itTaxi) are available but pricier than taxis on this route.
Ola and Uber are the practical options from BOM. Book from inside the terminal and follow signs to the designated pickup zone. To South Mumbai (Nariman Point/Churchgate), expect ₹400–700 and 45–90 minutes depending on traffic. To Bandra or Juhu, ₹200–350 in 20–40 minutes.Pre-paid taxis from the terminal cost slightly less but use older vehicles. Mumbai Local trains are accessible via auto-rickshaw to Andheri station (10 min, ₹80–100) then Western Line to Churchgate (50 min, ₹25); inexpensive but impractical with large luggage. Terminal 2 (international) and Terminal 1 (domestic) are adjacent but separate buildings.
Tropical monsoon climate. The Southwest Monsoon (June–September) brings some of the heaviest urban rainfall in the world. Mumbai regularly receives 2,000–3,000mm per season. Flooding of approach roads and reduced visibility cause frequent delays and diversions during July and August. The July 26, 2005 floods are the benchmark for worst-case disruption.
Dry season (November–May) is reliable with warm temperatures (22–35°C) and clear skies. May sees pre-monsoon heat and humidity (32–38°C). Cyclones in the Arabian Sea can affect the region in May–June and October–November. November through February is the most stable period.
FCO–BOM Quick Facts
Frequently Asked Questions
Connecting Options and Alternatives
33 one-stop connections are available, with the fastest taking approximately 10 hours via GYD. Two-stop connections are also available via intermediate hubs.