Planning your adventure in the Himalayas with True Ascent Trek (TAT)? Before starting your unforgettable journey, it’s important to know how to get your Nepal visa. Whether you’re coming for a short holiday or a long expedition, getting a visa for Nepal is simple and quick.
Do You Need a Visa for Nepal?
Yes, most international travelers need a Nepal visa to enter the country. The good news is that Nepal offers visa on arrival for citizens of most countries. You can get your Nepal visa at Tribhuvan International Airport (Kathmandu) or at several land border entry points.
Exceptions: Nationals of countries like Nigeria, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Somalia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and Cameroon need to get a visa in advance from a Nepali embassy.
Nepal Visa on Arrival – Easy and Quick
Getting a visa on arrival in Nepal is easy and tourist-friendly. Here’s how to do it:
Fill out the online form (optional but recommended):
https://nepaliport.immigration.gov.np
Bring your printed confirmation with one passport-size photo.
Pay your visa fee at the Visa Fee Counter.
Head to the Immigration Desk and receive your visa sticker.
Required Documents
Valid passport (minimum 6 months)
Completed online application form
One recent passport-size photo
Visa fee in cash (preferably USD)
Nepal Tourist Visa Fees
Choose the visa that suits your travel plans:
Duration Visa Fee (USD)
15 Days $30
30 Days $50
90 Days $125
These are multiple-entry visas. If you want to trek longer or stay more days, don’t worry you can extend your visa easily.
Visa Extension in Nepal
You can extend your tourist visa up to 150 days per calendar year.
Visit:Department of Immigration Kathmandu, Immigration Office Pokhara.
Fees:
Minimum 15-day extension: $45
Each additional day: $3
Late fee: $5 per day (if you overstay)
Visa for Trekking in Nepal
A tourist visa is all you need for trekking in Nepal. No separate visa is required, but you will need special trekking permits depending on your destination:
Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP)
TIMS Card (Trekkers’ Information Management System)
Sagarmatha National Park Permit (Everest region)
Restricted Area Permits (for places like Upper Mustang or Manaslu)
Learn more about trekking permits in Nepal
True Ascent Trek (TAT) will arrange all your permits for a smooth trekking experience.
Visa-Free Entry and Special Rules
Indian citizens do not need a visa for Nepal.
SAARC nationals (except Afghanistan) get a free 30-day visa once a year.
Children under 10 years are not charged visa fees.
Always carry USD cash for visa payment.
Bring extra passport photos for permits and applications.
Pre-fill the visa form online to save time at the airport.
Keep your passport valid for at least 6 months.
Never overstay your visa—fines are strictly enforced.
Let True Ascent Trek (TAT) Guide You
At True Ascent Trek, we help every traveler from the moment they plan their trip. Need help with your Nepal visa, trekking permits, or travel documentation? Our experienced team is just a message away. With over 15 years of experience, our goal is to make your journey into the Himalayas safe, smooth, and unforgettable.
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