Nepal Visa Information

We are honored to welcome you to Nepal, a sacred land where the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas touch the sky and Hinduism and Buddhism share profound spiritual heritages.

An online Nepal visa application can be made through the Department of Immigration's ETA Portal, Department of Immigration ETA Portal or a visa can be obtained at an entry checkpoint during your trip. Nepal visa information, it is possible to obtain a Nepal visa upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal or at the Nepal-India border crossing points Birganja, Bhairahawa, Nepalgunj, and Gadda Chowki, as well as the Nepal-China border crossing points Kodari, Rasuwagadhi Rasuwa, and Hilla in Humala. A visa can also be obtained at the nearest Nepal Embassy or Diplomatic Mission office. Visas can also be obtained (for renewal purposes) at the Department of Immigration, Kalikasthan, Kathmandu. In addition to a valid passport, applicants must have a passport-size photo on a light background. The Immigration Department has not specified the size of the passport sized photo. Visas can only be obtained with Nepalese currency.

Fill the Form: Provide your personal information, passport details, travel dates, and hotel or accommodation address in Nepal

Visit the Portal: Go to the Online Visa Application - Nepal immigration to start your application

Receive and Print: The eVisa will be emailed to you once it has been approved. Make sure you print a copy so that you can bring it with you

Pre-Arrival Form: A confirmation slip can be printed from the Nepal Immigration Portal if you fill out the tourist form online beforehand. This speeds up the airport process.

Pay Fees Online: You can pay by credit card or debit card ($30 for 15 days, $50 for 30 days, or $125 for 90 days), Save your unique Submission ID.
There is a link on the Monterosa Treks and Expedition Pvt Ltd website side page about Nepal visa information. Click on that link and fill out your information.

The Majestic Himalayas: This world-renowned trekking and mountaineering destination boast eight of the fourteen highest peaks in the Nepal, including Mount Everest (Sagarmatha).

Sacred Heritage: The sacred Pashupatinath Temple along the Holy Bagmati River and the massive Boudhanath Stupa are among the sites that blend Hindu and Buddhist traditions

Birthplace of Buddha: There are serene monasteries and pilgrimage sites in the Lumbini garden on the Terai plains, where Buddha was born in Nepal

Janaki (Sita) Temple: In Hinduism, the Janaki Temple (also called Nau Lakha Temple), also known as the birthplace and spiritual epicenter of Goddess Sita (Janaki) in Janakpur Dham, Nepal, is universally regarded as one of the most sacred spiritual epicenters (Punya Bhumi). There are nearly 1,500 square meters of space in this three-story temple, making it the largest temple in Nepal. The building is distinguished by its unusual stone and marble combination of Hindu, Koiri, and Mughal styles rather than following the traditional brick-and-wood structure of Nepali pagoda. History, ancient Vedic philosophy, and deep spiritual devotion converge at the complex as a profound pilgrimage destination.

Warm Hospitality: The country is guided by the timeless philosophy of "Atithi Devo Bhava"

https://nepaliport.immigration.gov.np/on-arrival/IO01