Nepal Visa Guide

Everything you need to enter Nepal — fees, entry points, and requirements for 2025 / 26.

Always verify with the official Nepal Immigration website before travel — visa fees and policies can change. This guide reflects current rules as of 2025.

Visa Fees

Nepal Tourist Visa — On Arrival

Most nationalities can obtain a tourist visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport and designated land border crossings. Indian nationals do not require a visa.

Duration

Fee (USD)

Entry Type

15 Days

$30

Single entry

30 Days

$50

Single entry

Most common

90 Days

$125

Multiple entry

Transit (24 hrs)

Airport transit

* Fees are payable in USD cash. Some airports also accept EUR, GBP, and major credit cards.

Documents Required

What to bring

Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned stay
Two recent passport-sized photographs (white background, taken within 6 months)
Completed visa application form (available at the visa desk on arrival)
Sufficient funds proof (USD cash, credit/debit card)
Return or onward flight ticket
Hotel booking or host contact details

Entry Points

Where to get your visa

Tribhuvan International Airport

Kathmandu — Main entry — visa on arrival 24/7

Pokhara International Airport

Pokhara — International flights from select cities

Bhairahawa / Sunauli

Lumbini — India–Nepal land border

Kakarvitta

Jhapa — Eastern India–Nepal land border

Birgunj / Raxaul

Parsa — Central India–Nepal land border

Trekking Permits

Additional permits required for trekking

Beyond the tourist visa, most trekking routes require one or more of the following permits. Evertrek Nepal arranges all permits as part of your package.