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Nepal Visa Information

Tourist Visa Paths & Entry Rules for Visiting Nepal

Nepal, known for its Himalayan peaks, spiritual heritage, and vibrant trekking routes, offers one of the most traveler-friendly entry systems. Most nationalities are eligible for a Visa on Arrival, typically granting a stay of 15, 30, or 90 days, depending on the traveler’s choice and fee paid.

Visitors can also apply for a Tourist Visa in advance through a Nepali embassy or consulate, though most prefer the quick and simple Visa on Arrival process. Requirements usually include a valid passport, a passport-size photo, and completion of the arrival form. Proof of accommodation and travel plans may also be requested.

Nepal allows visa extensions easily through immigration offices inside the country, making it convenient for travelers who wish to stay longer for trekking or leisure. For purposes beyond tourism—such as study, volunteering, or work—different long-term visas and permits are available.

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Visa On Arrival

  • Visa Validity: 15 Days
  • Max Stay: 15 Days
  • Govt Fee: USD $30
  • Service Fee: USD $49
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*All official Government fees can change, and foreign exchange rates fluctuate. Your eligibility and visa conditions are determined solely by the Australia immigration authorities

Hotel booking and flight tickets may be required for certain nationalities.

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Document Required
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Look straight, No Smile & No Glasses, Passport Bio page image

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Additional Document Required
  • All travelers arriving in Nepal must complete an Arrival Card (The Arrival Card must be filled out upon arrival in Nepal at the Tribhuvan International Airport)
  • OR Applicants can complete the Tourist visa application form through the official online portal before arriving OR at one of the kiosks upon arrival
  • Applicants will receive a confirmation receipt with an official barcode
  • They must have the receipt with them when they approach the immigration officer for visa processing
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How It Works

Step 1

Apply on Visa Verse

Submit your Australia visa request by choosing the correct visa type, securely uploading your required documents, and completing your payment through our platform.

Step 2

Review & Submission​​

Our team will carefully review your application and verify your documents for completeness and accuracy. Once reviewed, we will prepare and submit your application to the Australian immigration authorities on your behalf.

Step 3

Receive Visa Grant

Once approved by the Australian immigration authorities, your official visa grant letter will be issued through the official channel. We will notify you of the outcome so you can prepare to carry and present it at the port of entry.

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General Information
  • Gratis Visa (Visa for Free) is issued free of cost for Up to 30 days for SAARC Citizen (except Afghanistan) visiting Nepal for the first time in a given visa year
  • Chinese Nationals are eligible for 150 days tourist Gratis Visa in a given visa year
  • MUST CARRY Physical documents Including your passport, photo, hotel booking, and return flight confirmation
  • Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from your arrival date in NEPAL

Yes. Nepal offers a visa on arrival to the majority of nationalities at Tribhuvan International Airport (Kathmandu) and major land borders. Travellers fill out an online form at the airport, pay the fee, and receive a tourist visa.

Visitors can choose 15-day, 30-day, or 90-day tourist visas. All of these can be extended inside Nepal for up to 150 days per calendar year.

Travellers should have a passport valid for at least 6 months, a passport-sized photo (sometimes taken onsite), visa fee in cash or card, and details of accommodation. Return/onward tickets may be requested but aren’t always mandatory.