Nepal Visa Guide
Kathmandu ยท NPR
Processing Time
Instant (no visa required)
Validity
Indefinite stay
Fee
Free for Indians
Overview
Indian citizens do not require a visa to visit Nepal. They can stay indefinitely, but must follow immigration procedures and may need to register with local authorities for extended stays. A valid Indian passport or voter ID card is required for entry.
Required Documents
- 1Valid Indian passport (at least 6 months validity)
- 2Voter ID card issued by the Government of India
- 3Emergency certificate issued by the Indian Embassy in Nepal
- 4Proof of sufficient funds (1500-4000 INR per day)
Application Process
- 1
Check Travel Documents
Ensure you have a valid Indian passport or voter ID card, and sufficient funds for your stay.
- 2
Plan Your Trip
Determine the length of your stay and activities in Nepal, and register with local authorities if necessary.
Tips for Approval
- โCarry a printed copy of your voter ID card, as online printouts are not accepted.
- โEnsure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended stay.
- โHave sufficient funds (1500-4000 INR per day) to cover travel expenses.
- โRegister with local authorities if planning an extended stay.
- โCheck with the Indian Embassy in Nepal for any specific requirements.
- โConsider purchasing travel insurance to cover unexpected expenses.
- โBe aware of local laws and regulations during your stay.
- โKeep your emergency contact information and documents readily available.
Common Rejection Reasons
- โInadequate travel documentation
- โSecurity concerns
- โFailure to meet entry requirements
- โInsufficient funds
- โInvalid or expired travel documents
Official Government Website
https://www.immigration.gov.np/๐ Helpful Links for Your Trip
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