What is a Nepali visa?

A Nepali visa is a document that allows foreign travelers to enter and stay in Nepal for a certain period. It helps control and monitor immigration.

What types of Nepali visas are available?

Nepal offers Tourist Visa, Transit Visa, and Business Visa. Tourist visa is for holidays and sightseeing, Transit visa is for short stays, and Business visa is for work or investment purposes.

Can I get a visa on arrival in Nepal?

Yes, most travelers can get a visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport or land borders. It is fast, usually taking 30 minutes to 1 hour. Payment is usually in USD.

Who can get a free or gratis visa in Nepal?

Gratis visa is free for children under 10 (except US citizens), SAARC citizens up to 30 days (except Afghanistan), Chinese citizens up to 90 days, diplomatic visitors, and UN passport holders.

How can Indian citizens enter Nepal?

Indian citizens can enter Nepal with a valid passport or voter ID. Minors can also use a birth certificate. Traveling alone requires a consent letter from a parent or guardian.

Can NRN card holders get a visa?

NRN (Non-Resident Nepali) card holders can get a free MRE (Multiple Re-entry) visa for up to 90 days per entry.

What are the requirements for a tourist visa in Nepal?

Requirements include a passport valid for 6 months, completed visa form, passport-sized photo, visa fee, proof of onward travel, and extra documents for business or study purposes if applicable.

How much does a Nepal tourist visa cost?

Visa fees are: 15 days – USD 30, 30 days – USD 50, 90 days – USD 125. Other visas such as business or study may have different fees.

Can I extend my tourist visa in Nepal?

Yes, tourist visas can be extended at the Department of Immigration in Kathmandu. Maximum stay allowed per year is 150 days.

How do I apply for a Nepal visa online?

You can apply online by filling the visa application form on the Department of Immigration website, uploading documents, paying the fee, and submitting it before travel.