Are you visiting Nepal soon? Worried about your visa? Don’t worry, we’re here to give you updated information about the Visa in Nepal.
The Nepalese government has facilitated an updated visa application process. Visitors are eligible for a Nepal on arrival, both at the land borders and at the Nepal Airport. In this section, we’ll lay out all details about the Nepal visa, including the process, requirements, fees, and other FAQS.
Which countries can get Nepal Visa on Arrival?
Nepal’s On Arrival Visa is only restricted to some countries. These countries are-
Nigeria, Ghana, Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, Somalia, Cameroon, Swaziland, Iraq, Ethiopia, Liberia, Palestine, and Syria.
The citizen of these countries will have to apply for a pre-arrival Visa while visiting Nepal. All other countries can get an on-arrival visa in Nepal.
What are the visa requirements to enter Nepal?
While applying for a visa in Nepal whether it be on-arrival or pre-arrival, please check out these requirements.
- Original Passport with at least six months validity.
- At Least one blank page for the visa stamp.
- A completed online application form.
- Cash or credit card for payment.
How many entry points are there while entering Nepal?
There are seven entry points or land borders in Nepal. If you are eligible for an on-arrival visa then, you can choose any of these points-
- Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu
- Eastern Nepal – Kakarvitta, Jhapa
- Central Nepal – Birjung, Parsa
- Northern Border – Kodari, Sindhupalchowk
- Western – Rupandehi (Belhiya, Bhairahawa)
- Mid-western – Banke (Jamuna, Nepalgunj)
- Far western – Kailali (Mohana, Dhangadhi) / Kanchanpur (Gaddachauki, Mahendranagar)
How much is the fee for a Nepal Visa?
If you are planning to visit Nepal and obtain a visitor visa, then the charges vary according to the number of days. Here is an updated charge or cost for the Nepal Visa.
- USD 30 or equivalent convertible currency for 15 days.
- USD 50 or equivalent convertible currency for 30 days.
- USD 125 or equivalent convertible currency for 90 days.
- For the tourist of SAARC nationals, free visa for up to 30 days.
Can I extend my Nepal Visa?
Yes, if you wish to extend the Nepal Visa you can do so. The charges for the extension are as follows-
For 15 days or less, it will cost you USD 30.
For more than 15 days, USD 2 daily.
You can extend your Nepal visa for up to 150 days at the Immigration Department in Kathmandu or Pokhara. It costs $30 for 15 days and $2 per day after that. Usually, the turn-around is the same day, and you’ll need to submit your passport, extension fee, one photo, and the application extension form to complete the process.