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Spanish visa for Nepalese citizens

Visa requirements:, spain tourist visa requirements:.

• Holding Nepalese passport that is valid for six months beyond the period of the intended stay in Spain.
• Proof of onward travel (departure) from Spain.

If you are looking for Spain visa information, such as available types of visas, or how to apply from Nepal, we recommend you visit or contact the embassy or consulate of Spain nearest your place of residence.

• Kathmandu : The Consulate General of Spain in Kathmandu, Nepal (Working hours: Open now. Close in 2 hours 34 minutes )

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The line chart shows the number of visitors from Nepal traveling to Spain from 2008 to 2018.

References: UNWTO.org , World Bank and multiple sources. (This data is for informational purposes only. Please see our disclaimer page for more information.)

Spain & Nepal comparison

Spain's area is approximately 498,800 km2 (192,587 sq mi), while the area of Nepal is approximately 143,350 km2 (55,347 sq mi). This means Nepal is 3.48 times smaller than Spain.

As of July 2024, Spain's population is ~46.8 million people - 15,536,654 more people than the population of Nepal.

We have highlighted Spain & Nepal’s relative positions on world's map for your reference.

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How many visitors from nepal travel to spain in one year.

The number of visitors from Nepal visiting Spain in 2018 was approximately 66,218.

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Visa and passport. What should you bear in mind?

Mountainous and remote, Nepal’s population of just under 30 million requires a Schengen visa in order undertake temporary travel to the Schengen area (i.e. most countries in Europe). If you are a citizen or resident of Nepal and you are considering a trip to France, Italy, or one of the other twenty-four “Schengen States,” you should familiarize yourself with the Schengen visas and types for Nepal passport holders—all of which allow you to spend 90 days in the zone. How to access the Schengen visa application form, as well as the answers to FAQs like, “Where do you apply for a Schengen visa?” And, “How much does a Schengen visa cost?” are available below. 

Applying for a Schengen visa from Nepal: Steps

• How long does the Schengen visa take to process?” The answer to this question (usually 15 days but sometimes 30 or even 60) dictates when you should apply for your visa. Most applicants are encouraged to file a minimum of two weeks before they need to travel. 
• Remember that you can travel to any of the 26 Schengen countries with a Schengen visa. However, in order to apply for your visa, you will need to select from among those countries the place where you will be spending the most time on your trip. This destination, which is called your primary destination, is the Schengen country you will apply for your visa from. 
• If you are specifically traveling to the zone in order to visit one country, then your primary destination will obviously be that country. However, if you plan on visiting several countries (or even more than one) you will need to figure out which country you will be spending the greatest number of days (this country will be your primary destination).  
• If you are spending the same amount of time in two countries, (for example, 30 days in both Italy and France) you should apply to the country you are entering first (if you are flying direct from Nepal to Paris, you should therefore apply for a French Schengen visa instead of an Italian one—even if you are spending equal time in both). 
• Where do you apply for a Schengen visa in Nepal? Apply and meet the rest of your Schengen visa requirements for Nepal citizens and residents at the Embassy or Consulate of your primary destination in the Schengen area.  
• If your primary destination in the Schengen area is a small country, it is possible that they will outsource their consular activities in Nepal to a larger country (i.e. one which has a larger diplomatic presence in Kathmandu). If this is the case, you may have to apply for your visa through that country’s mission, rather than through the mission of your primary destination in the zone. 
• Occasionally (depending on where you are applying) you will need to apply for a visa through an embassy located in another country. For example, applicants for the French Schengen visa from Nepal should apply through one of the various French Consulates located in India (Bombay, Calcutta, etc). 
• If you are applying for a short-stay Schengen visa from Nepal and are confused about where to apply in the country, please contact us . 
• There are a number of Schengen visas and types for Nepal passport holders to choose from. Applicants should consider their main reason for traveling and select the Schengen visa that seems to best describe that purpose. For example, if you are visiting the Schengen area in order to obtain a medical procedure, you should apply for a Medical Schengen visa for Nepalese citizens and residents. 
• Consider the complete list of Schengen visas and types for Nepal passport holders here .
• Are you planning on making several trips between the Schengen area and Nepal? Or do you plan on making one trip to the zone before returning home indefinitely? The answer to these questions will determine which entry category of Schengen visa you should apply for. 
• The Schengen visa for Nepalese citizens and residents is available in single, double, and multiple entry categories.  Select “single” if you only need one entry to the zone, select “double” if you require two entries, and choose “multiple” if you don’t want to be limited to one or two. 
• In practice, this means: if you have a single entry Schengen visa and you leave the Schengen area for whatever reason, you will not be allowed back in. If you have a double entry Schengen, you will be able to enter the zone, leave it, and return one final time (if you attempt to re-enter the zone after exiting that second time, you will be denied entry). If you obtain a multiple entry Schengen visa you will be able to enter, exit, and re-enter the zone as many times as you like throughout your visa validity period (90 days). For this reason, the multiple entry is the most flexible category of Schengen visa. If you anticipate going back and forth between Nepal and the zone, this is the category you should apply for. 
• Nepalese passport (or other valid country passport). 
• Main application form. 
• 2 passport size photos.
• Documents confirming that you have received travel medical insurance. 
• Documents confirming that you have a place to stay in the Schengen area.
• Documents confirming you will ultimately leave the zone (proof of return). 
• Schengen visa fee (How much does a Schengen visa cost? 80 EUR for most applicants). 
• In addition to the above, applicants must also submit supplemental materials relating to their visa type (medical, educational, etc). To see exactly what you need to submit for your type of visa, click here .
• Certain countries, such as France, direct applicants to an online application form . 
• If your application destination does not have an online process, you should simply print and fill out the basic Schengen visa application found here .
• You will be able to schedule your visa appointment online if the country you are applying through has an online application offering a mechanism for visa-appointments. If they don’t (i.e. you are just downloading and submitting the basic application form) you should contact the Embassy/Consulate you are applying through in order to make an appointment. 
• Submitting all of your physical application materials (including a copy of your application). 
• Paying your application fee (click here for visa fee info ).
• Submitting your biometrics (photos and fingerprints). 
• Being interviewed. 
• How long does a Schengen visa take to be processed? Remember that the minimum processing time for most Schengen visa applications is   two weeks, however some applicants have to wait 30 or even 60 days for a response back from the Consulate/Embassy they applied through. 
• Once you receive a response, you will either collect your Schengen visa and proceed with your trip (if your application is successful) or decide whether to appeal the decision (if your application is rejected). 
• Consider the general guidelines for appealing a rejected Schengen visa here .

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Immigration Offices, under Department of Immigration have been facilitating tourists flying to Nepal by providing Visa on Arrival. 'On Arrival' visa procedure is very quick and simple. You can expect some queues during peak Tourist season. If you wish to skip those queues, you can also consider getting Visa from Nepalese Diplomatic Missions stationed abroad prior to your arrival. Choice is yours.

 If you have obtained visa from Nepalese Diplomatic Missions, then you must enter Nepal within six months from the visa issued date. Your total stay is counted starting from the day you enter into Nepal.

Visas obtained on Arrival at the Entry and Exit points are 'Tourist Visas'.  They bear multiple Re entry facility. Tourist Visa 'On Arrival' is the only entry visa to Nepal. If you are visiting Nepal for the purposes other than Tourism (sightseeing, tour, travel, mountaineering, trekking, visiting friends and families), you should still get ' Tourist Visa' to get into the country.  However, you must change the category of visa as per your purpose and length of stay in Nepal from Department of Immigration by producing required documents.

Nationals of following countries are requested to acquire Visa prior their arrival from their nearby Diplomatic missions (Embassies/consulates) of Nepal Government.  

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Please follow these simple procedures for Tourist Visa on Arrival at the airport (TIA)  if you have not acquired Visa prior to boarding the plane.

• Fill in ' Arrival Card '
• Fill in Online ‘Tourist Visa ‘form ( you can fill it up  prior to your arrival  visiting our official website   Department of Immigration  / fill it up using Kiosk machines upon your arrival at the airport).  If you fill it from the website, you will get submission Receipt with barcode, please print it out and bring it along for acquiring visa. It works for fifteen days and becomes invalid then after.  If so, you will have to fill it up again.
• Make payment  at the bank according to your visa requirement ( 15/30/90 Days)
• Get the receipt

While you can use different modes of payments (at visa fees collection counter), we advise you to carry some cash to be on the safe side.

On Arrival Visa Fee at Entry Points

15 Days – 30 USD

30 Days – 50 USD

90 Days – 125 USD

• Proceed to the Immigration Desk with your online form,  payment receipts and your passport
• Hand in your documents to immigration officer for visa processing. He/she issues visa to you upon his/her satisfaction.

Visa Extension Fee 

• Tourist visa extension is done for minimum 15 days with USD 45 and USD 3 per day for additional days.
• In the case of delay less than 150 days additional USD 5 per day as late fine.

Gratis Visa (Visa for Free)

Gratis Visa is issued free of cost in case of following categories of Visa applicants:

• Children below 10 years except US citizens
• Up to 30 days for SAARC Citizen (except Afghanistan) visiting Nepal for the first time in a given visa Year.  Afghan citizen are eligible for Gratis Visa on Arrival only upon the recommendation of Department of Immigration. If you are an Afghan citizen, you can request concerned institution inviting you to Nepal for necessary paperwork with Department of Immigration to get you Gratis Visa 'On Arrival'.
• Non Residential Nepalese(NRN) card holder ( issued by MoFA /Nepalese diplomatic missions abroad)
• Chinese Nationals for 150 days

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do not need Entry Visa based on reciprocal visa waiver Agreement

Visas of all kinds including ‘Gratis’ issued at the Airport are Tourist Visas. Contact Department of Immigration for extending your visa or changing the category of your visa. Tourist Visa extension can be done from Immigration Office, Pokhara too. Non tourist visa extension can be done only at Department of Immigration (if eligible) for a period of maximum one year (except business visa).

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How To Apply For A Nepal Visa On Arrival (For Tourists)

Published: September 10, 2023

Modified: January 3, 2024

by Verla Dobson

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Introduction

Welcome to Nepal, a land of natural beauty, rich culture, and adventure. If you’re planning a trip to this captivating country, one of the first things you’ll need to do is apply for a visa. Fortunately, Nepal offers a convenient visa on arrival process for tourists entering the country by air or land.

Obtaining a Nepal visa on arrival is a straightforward process that allows you to obtain a visa upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu or other border entry points. This eliminates the need to go through the lengthy process of applying for a visa at a Nepali embassy or consulate in your home country.

In this article, we will guide you through the step-by-step process of applying for a Nepal visa on arrival. We will provide you with all the necessary information and tips to ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience.

So, whether you’re planning a trekking adventure in the Himalayas, exploring ancient temples and palaces, or immersing yourself in the unique cultural heritage of Nepal , let’s dive into the process of obtaining a Nepal visa on arrival.

Step 1: Check Eligibility for Visa on Arrival

Before you start preparing for your Nepal visa on arrival, it’s essential to ensure that you meet the eligibility criteria. The visa on arrival is available for citizens of most countries, except for a few exceptions.

To check if you are eligible for a Nepal visa on arrival, you can visit the official website of the Department of Immigration of Nepal or consult with your local Nepali embassy or consulate. They will provide you with the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding visa requirements.

It’s important to note that the visa on arrival is primarily meant for tourist purposes and has certain limitations. If you are planning to work, study, or engage in any other non-touristic activities in Nepal, you may need to apply for a different type of visa in advance.

Some nationalities may also require additional permits for specific regions or activities in Nepal, such as trekking in restricted areas. It’s crucial to research and understand these requirements before your trip to avoid any complications or delays.

It’s also worth mentioning that the visa on arrival is usually issued for a maximum stay of 15, 30, or 90 days. The duration varies depending on your nationality and the purpose of your visit. If you wish to extend your stay in Nepal, you can do so by applying for an extension at the Department of Immigration in Kathmandu.

Once you have confirmed your eligibility and understand the visa requirements, you can proceed to the next step of gathering the necessary documents for your Nepal visa on arrival.

Step 2: Gather Required Documents

Before traveling to Nepal, it’s important to gather all the required documents for your visa on arrival. Having the necessary documents ready will streamline the process and prevent any delays or complications at the immigration counter.

The documents you will need for your Nepal visa on arrival include:

• A valid passport: Ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months from the date of your arrival in Nepal. It should also have at least one blank page for the visa sticker.
• Completed visa application form: You can obtain the application form at the immigration counter upon arrival or download it in advance from the official website of the Department of Immigration. Fill out the form with accurate and truthful information.
• Passport-sized photos: Carry at least two recent, color passport-sized photographs (size: 1.5 x 1.5 inches) with a white background. These photos will be affixed to your visa application form.
• Visa fee: Prepare the appropriate amount of cash in USD or the local currency (Nepalese Rupees) to pay for the visa fee. The fee varies based on the duration of your stay in Nepal, so it’s advisable to have the exact amount ready.
• Additional documents: Depending on your specific circumstances, you may be required to provide additional documents. For example, if you are visiting Nepal for a volunteer program, you might need a letter of sponsorship or invitation from the organization hosting you.

It’s always recommended to carry copies of important documents, such as your passport data page and travel insurance, as well as any supporting documents relevant to your visit to Nepal. These copies can come in handy in case of loss or emergency.

By ensuring you have all the necessary documents prepared in advance, you’ll be well-prepared to proceed with the visa application process upon your arrival in Nepal.

Step 3: Travel to Nepal

After confirming your eligibility and gathering the required documents, the next step is to make travel arrangements to Nepal. Whether you plan to fly into Kathmandu or enter via a land border, ensuring smooth travel will help set the stage for a stress-free visa on arrival experience.

If you’re traveling by air, you’ll most likely arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. Many international airlines have direct flights to Kathmandu from major cities around the world. It’s a good idea to book your flights well in advance to secure the best fares and convenient travel times.

If you’re entering Nepal by land, you can choose one of the several entry points along the Nepal-India or Nepal-China border. These include Sunauli-Bhairawa, Kakarbhitta, Birgunj, and Mahendranagar, among others. Make sure to check the availability and operating hours of these border crossings before planning your trip.

Additionally, it’s crucial to review any travel advisories or entry requirements issued by your home country’s government regarding travel to Nepal. Stay informed about the latest updates and ensure that you comply with any health, safety, or security guidelines.

When planning your travel, take into consideration the weather conditions and peak tourist seasons in Nepal. The country experiences unique climatic variations across its diverse landscapes and regions, so make sure to pack accordingly and be prepared for the prevailing weather during your visit.

Lastly, consider arranging your accommodation and transportation within Nepal in advance to avoid any last-minute hassle. Nepal offers a wide range of accommodation options, from budget-friendly guesthouses to luxurious hotels, depending on your preferences and budget.

By planning your travel to Nepal with care and keeping in mind important considerations, you’ll be well-prepared for a smooth and enjoyable visa on arrival experience.

Step 4: Arrival at Nepal Airport

Congratulations, you have arrived in Nepal! As you disembark from your flight and make your way through Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, there are a few things to keep in mind to ensure a seamless visa on arrival process.

Once you enter the airport, follow the signs for immigration and head towards the immigration area. It’s advisable to go directly to the visa on arrival counter to avoid any unnecessary delays.

At the visa on arrival counter, you will find immigration officers who will process your visa application. This is where you will submit your completed visa application form, along with your passport, passport-sized photos, and visa fee in the specified currency (USD or Nepalese Rupees).

The immigration officers may ask you a few questions about your visit to Nepal, such as the purpose of your trip, duration of stay, and your travel plans. Be prepared to answer these questions confidently and truthfully.

It’s worth noting that during peak travel seasons, there may be a queue at the visa on arrival counter. While waiting, take this time to fill out the arrival card, which will be provided to you at the airport.

Make sure to keep your boarding pass or e-ticket handy, as sometimes you may be asked to present it along with your passport and visa application form. Also, remember to keep your documents and valuables safe during this process.

Once your visa application has been processed and approved, the immigration officer will attach a visa sticker to your passport. This sticker serves as your official visa to enter and stay in Nepal for the prescribed duration.

Now that you have successfully obtained your Nepal visa on arrival, it’s time to proceed to the immigration process and enter this beautiful country. Follow the instructions of the immigration officers and obey any immigration rules and regulations.

With the visa sticker in your passport, you are now ready to explore the wonders of Nepal. Remember to keep your passport and visa documents secure throughout your stay in the country.

Continue to the next step to learn about filling out the arrival card, an important document required upon your arrival in Nepal.

Step 5: Filling out the Arrival Card

After obtaining your Nepal visa on arrival, the next step is to fill out the arrival card. This is an important document required by the immigration authorities upon your arrival in Nepal. The arrival card collects essential information about your travel and stay in Nepal.

Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport or other border entry points, you will be given the arrival card by the immigration staff. The card is typically provided along with your visa application form, or it may be available at a separate counter. You can also download and print the arrival card in advance from the official website of the Department of Immigration.

To fill out the arrival card, follow these steps:

• Title: Write your title, such as Mr., Mrs., or Miss, in the designated field.
• Full Name: Enter your full name as it appears in your passport.
• Date of Birth: Write your date of birth in the format of day-month-year.
• Nationality: Mention your nationality, which should match the country of your passport.
• Passport Number: Enter your passport number. Ensure that you enter it correctly to avoid any discrepancies.
• Occupation: State your occupation or profession, such as student, engineer, teacher, or any other relevant occupation.
• Flight Number: If you are arriving by air, provide the flight number of your arriving flight. If you are entering by land, you can leave this field blank.
• Address in Nepal: Write the address of your place of stay in Nepal, such as the hotel, guesthouse, or the home address of your local host.
• Purpose of Visit: Indicate the purpose of your visit to Nepal, whether it’s tourism, business, work, study, or any other purpose.
• Duration of Stay: Specify the number of days or the intended duration of your stay in Nepal.
• Sign and Date: After completing the arrival card form, sign your name and write the current date in the respective fields.

Ensure that you provide accurate and truthful information while filling out the arrival card. It’s important to double-check all the details before submitting the form to the immigration officer.

Once you have filled out the arrival card, submit it along with your passport and visa documents to the immigration officer for further processing. The officer will stamp your passport and return the necessary documents to you.

Filling out the arrival card accurately and efficiently will save you time and ensure a smooth transition through the immigration process, allowing you to proceed with your exploration of Nepal without any delay.

Step 6: Paying Visa Fee

After completing the visa application and arrival card, the next step in the Nepal visa on arrival process is paying the visa fee. The visa fee varies based on the duration of your stay in Nepal and can be paid in either US dollars or Nepalese Rupees. It’s important to have the exact amount ready to avoid any inconvenience.

When you approach the visa on arrival counter at the airport or land border entry point, the immigration officer will inform you of the visa fee applicable based on your nationality and the duration of your stay. The fee may be different for single-entry and multiple-entry visas.

The visa fee can usually be paid in cash, so make sure to have the exact amount available. If you prefer to pay in a currency other than US dollars, it’s advisable to exchange some money beforehand, either at the airport or at a local currency exchange facility.

It’s important to note that credit or debit card payments may not be accepted for visa fees at the visa on arrival counters. Therefore, it’s recommended to carry sufficient cash in the appropriate currency to cover the visa fee.

While paying the visa fee, be sure to count the amount correctly and hand it over to the immigration officer. They will verify the payment and issue you a receipt for the visa fee.

Keep the receipt safely as proof of payment throughout your stay in Nepal. The receipt may be required for certain activities, such as extending your visa or obtaining permits for restricted areas.

By having the visa fee amount ready and being prepared to pay in the accepted currency, you can quickly and efficiently complete this step of the visa on arrival process in Nepal.

Step 7: Immigration Process

Once you have completed the necessary paperwork and paid the visa fee, you will proceed to the immigration process. This step involves having your passport and visa documents checked and stamped by the immigration officers.

At the immigration counter, present your passport, visa application form, arrival card, and the receipt of the visa fee payment to the immigration officer. They will verify the information and ensure that all the required documents are in order.

The immigration officer may ask you a few questions regarding your trip, such as the purpose of your visit, the duration of your stay, and your accommodation details. Answer the questions honestly and confidently.

The officer will then stamp your passport with the entry seal, indicating your arrival date and the duration of your visa validity. Verify the accuracy of the information on the entry seal before leaving the counter.

Once your passport has been stamped, it is essential to check that all your documents have been returned to you. Ensure that you have received back your passport, visa sticker, arrival card, and the receipt for the visa fee payment.

It’s important to keep your passport and visa documents in a safe and secure place throughout your stay in Nepal. Carry them with you when traveling within the country and be prepared to show them when required, such as during hotel check-ins or when dealing with local authorities.

With the completion of the immigration process, you are now officially cleared to enter Nepal. You can collect your belongings and proceed to explore the beautiful landscapes, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality that Nepal has to offer.

Remember to follow all rules and regulations during your stay in Nepal, and respect the local customs and traditions. Enjoy your time in this enchanting country and make lasting memories.

Step 8: Collect Visa Sticker

Once you have completed the immigration process and received the entry stamp on your passport, the last step of the Nepal visa on arrival process is to collect your visa sticker. The visa sticker serves as proof of your authorized stay in Nepal and should be affixed to your passport.

After exiting the immigration area, take a moment to carefully examine your passport and ensure that the visa sticker has been placed correctly. The visa sticker contains important information such as your name, visa type, duration of stay, and the date of issuance.

Make sure that all the details on the visa sticker accurately reflect the information you provided during the application process. If you notice any errors or discrepancies, promptly notify the immigration officers or staff at the airport for correction.

It’s important to handle your passport with care and keep it in a secure place throughout your stay in Nepal. The visa sticker should not be tampered with or removed under any circumstances.

During your time in Nepal, local authorities or accommodation providers may request to see your visa sticker. It’s recommended to carry a photocopy of your passport with the visa sticker page, while keeping the actual passport safely stored.

If you plan to extend your stay in Nepal, you can apply for a visa extension at the Department of Immigration in Kathmandu or its regional offices. Make sure to initiate the extension process well before your current visa expires to avoid any penalties or legal issues.

Remember, it is your responsibility to comply with all immigration laws and regulations while in Nepal. Failure to do so may result in fines, deportation, or other legal consequences.

With your visa sticker in place, you are now ready to make the most of your time in Nepal. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality that this remarkable country has to offer.

Enjoy your journey, and may your time in Nepal be filled with incredible experiences and unforgettable memories!

Congratulations! You have successfully navigated the process of applying for a Nepal visa on arrival. This hassle-free and convenient option allows you to obtain your visa upon arrival at the airport or land border entry points, eliminating the need for prior visa applications at Nepali embassies or consulates in your home country.

In this comprehensive guide, we have walked you through the step-by-step process to ensure a smooth visa on arrival experience. We covered everything from checking your eligibility and gathering the required documents to traveling to Nepal and completing the immigration process.

By following these steps, you can confidently arrive in Nepal and explore all that this incredible country has to offer. From the majestic peaks of the Himalayas to the ancient temples and vibrant cultural heritage, Nepal is a treasure trove of natural beauty and cultural wonders.

Remember to check the eligibility criteria before your trip, gather all the necessary documents, and carefully fill out the arrival card. Be prepared to pay the visa fee in the local currency, and ensure a smooth immigration process by providing accurate information and complying with the rules and regulations.

As you embark on your Nepalese adventure, always carry your passport with the visa sticker securely, along with any other important documents. Respect the local culture, customs, and regulations, and make the most of your stay in Nepal.

Whether you’re planning to trek through the Himalayas, immerse yourself in the rich spiritual heritage, or simply enjoy the breathtaking landscapes, Nepal offers a truly unforgettable experience.

So, pack your bags, prepare for an incredible journey, and get ready to create cherished memories in the mesmerizing land of Nepal.

Have a fantastic trip!

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Nepal: Know Before You Go

• Last updated Jul 08, 2024
• Difficulty Beginner

• Category Travel

Nepal is a small, landlocked country sandwiched between China and India. It's a popular destination for adventurous travellers, with challenging trekking routes, breathtaking glaciers, and picturesque valleys. However, there's much more to Nepal than its mountains. Here's what you need to know before visiting:

Getting There and Visas:

Most visitors fly into Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, the country's capital. Getting a visa for Nepal is easy. You can get a visa on arrival, and a 15-day visa costs $25, a 30-day visa is $40, and a 90-day visa is $100.

Accommodation:

Nepal offers a range of accommodation options, from luxurious 5-star hotels to basic guesthouses. Prices vary across regions, but accommodations are generally affordable.

When to Go:

The best time to visit Nepal is between October and December, when the skies are clear and the weather is calm and dry—perfect for outdoor activities. If you want to avoid the crowds, January and February are ideal, as there are fewer travellers during these months. Late May is also a great time to visit, as the flowers start to bloom, creating a beautiful sight.

Where to Go:

Nepal has plenty of must-visit places. Start with the Pashupatinath Temple, a historic Hindu temple not far from the international airport. Explore the Durbar Squares in the Kathmandu Valley, each with its unique history, architecture, and culture. Outside Kathmandu, visit Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha, for its historical and religious significance. Nature lovers will enjoy Chitwan, Khaptad, and Rara.

Nepal is one of the cheapest countries in Asia for a vacation. Daily expenses, including food and accommodation, can be as little as $25-30. However, entrance fees to popular tourist attractions can add up, with places like Kathmandu Durbar Square charging $10 per entrance.

When in Nepal, it's worth trying the local cuisine. However, be aware that Nepali food is often spicy, and it might cause digestion issues if you're not used to it. Also, inform your host or hotel beforehand if you have any food allergies or intolerances, as these concepts are not widely understood in Nepal.

Culture and Etiquette:

In Nepal, it is considered disrespectful to go trekking alone. Always hire a guide or join a group. Public displays of affection, such as kissing, are frowned upon. When greeting locals, use the traditional namaste or namaskar gesture, placing your palms together in a prayer style. Remove your shoes before entering a Nepali home, and always use your right hand when eating or passing food.

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Nepal is a landlocked country surrounded by china and india, the best time to visit is between october and december, the country has a lot more to offer than mountains, avoid drinking tap water, carry a universal adapter.

Nepal is a landlocked country in South Asia, surrounded by two large neighbours: China to the north and India to the south, east, and west. This unique geographical position has several implications for travellers.

Firstly, Nepal's landlocked position means it does not have direct access to the sea or other third countries. As a result, travellers should be aware that Nepal has limited transport connections and can be challenging to reach. Most visitors fly into Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, with only a small number of international airlines servicing the country. For those entering by land, there are numerous border crossings with India in the south, which can be easily navigated, especially with a tour agency.

Secondly, Nepal's position between China and India influences its culture and customs. The country has a hybrid of Buddhist and Hindu religions and customs, with about 80% of the population identifying as Hindu and 10% as Buddhist. Visitors should be aware of cultural differences and respectful behaviour, such as using the traditional Hindu greeting "Namaste", removing shoes before entering temples or homes, and avoiding touching people's heads or pointing with fingers.

Thirdly, Nepal's landlocked position affects its economy and trade. The country relies on its neighbours for transit and trade, and visitors should be aware of potential issues with obtaining foreign currency and exchanging money. Nepali rupees cannot be exchanged outside of Nepal, and it is illegal to take Nepali rupees out of the country. Visitors should also be cautious of currency exchange scams and unofficial tour guides, who may demand money for their services.

Lastly, Nepal's position between two large countries can impact its political dynamics. Visitors are advised to avoid discussing politics with locals, as Nepal has a relatively new republic and a history of civil war.

In summary, Nepal's position as a landlocked country surrounded by China and India shapes its culture, customs, economy, and political landscape. Travellers should be aware of these unique characteristics and prepare accordingly to ensure a smooth and respectful visit to this fascinating country.

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The best time to visit Nepal is between October and December. During these months, the skies are generally clear and blue, and the views of the Himalayas are spectacular. The weather is warm but not too hot, and the clear skies mean that you will get great views of the mountains.

October to November is the peak season for travel to Nepal, and it is the best time for most activities. It is not, however, the cheapest time to visit Nepal, though the country is generally affordable anyway. If you want to avoid the crowds, consider visiting in late September, which is the shoulder season.

The peak tourism season also coincides with the peak festival season. Dashain usually falls in October, while Tihar is usually in November. The dates vary as they follow a lunar calendar. Tihar, the festival of light, is more accessible to travellers. You'll see displays of lights and rangoli decorations outside homes and businesses across the country. It's one of the best times to visit Kathmandu or Pokhara.

If you plan to go trekking in the Himalayas, then autumn is one of the best times to visit, as the weather is dry and clear.

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Nepal is famous for its majestic mountains, but there is so much more to see and do that doesn't involve trekking. Here are some reasons why Nepal has a lot more to offer than mountains:

Nepal's bustling capital, Kathmandu, is a historic city where three ancient kingdoms converge. The city is home to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the Kathmandu, Bhaktapur, and Patan Durbar squares (formerly royal kingdoms), as well as the ancient Swayambhunath and Boudhanath Buddhist stupas, and the Pashupatinath Hindu temple. Kathmandu is also a great place to try Newari cuisine and explore the local culture.

Pokhara is a vibrant and picturesque city known for Phewa Lake and the Annapurna Trekking Circuit. It offers adventure activities such as bungee jumping, microflights, and paragliding.

Chitwan National Park

Chitwan National Park is a biodiversity hotspot renowned for its lush jungles, diverse wildlife, and conservation efforts. It is home to Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinos, and hundreds of bird species, offering safaris, canoe rides, and jungle walks for an immersive wildlife experience.

Lumbini is the birthplace of Buddha and a famous place of pilgrimage. It is home to the Maya Devi Temple and the gleaming white Peace Pagoda.

National Parks

In addition to Chitwan, Nepal boasts several other national parks worth visiting, including Sagarmatha National Park, Langtang National Park near Kathmandu, Khaptad National Park in the Far Western Region, and Rara National Park with the stunning Rara Lake. These parks offer the opportunity to discover incredible wildlife and enjoy natural landscapes.

Cultural Experiences

Nepal has a rich and distinct culture, with a hybrid Buddhist-Hindu religion practised by its people. The Nepali greeting, "Namaste", is a traditional Hindu greeting meaning "the divine spirit within me bows to the divine spirit within you". Cows are considered sacred, and you will find colourful prayer flags and prayer wheels, which are inscribed with Buddhist prayers, throughout the country.

Nepal offers a unique blend of culture, nature, and adventure, making it a must-visit destination that has something for everyone.

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Drinking tap water in Nepal is not recommended. The drinking water quality in Nepal varies depending on the region. While natural springs in the mountains may offer pristine water, urban areas, especially those undergoing rapid development, may have issues with water purity. Tap water in Nepal, even in metropolitan areas, may contain harmful bacteria, viruses, and other impurities that can lead to ailments like diarrhea or dysentery.

• Always opt for bottled water. It is readily available in cities, popular tourist areas, and along trekking routes. Ensure that the bottle is sealed and from a reputable source to avoid counterfeit or tampered products.
• Boil or purify water when bottled water is not accessible. Boiling water for a minimum of one minute will neutralize most harmful agents. Alternatively, use water purification tablets, portable filters, or UV water purifiers.
• Invest in a reusable filtered water bottle. This reduces plastic waste and ensures access to clean drinking water, especially during treks.
• Drink only hot beverages, as the water is boiled. Avoid beverages served with ice, as the ice may come from untreated water sources.
• Consume packaged drinks like sodas, fruit juices, or beer when in doubt about water purity.
• Use safe water for brushing your teeth and maintain good personal hygiene. Wash your hands frequently with soap and water, especially before eating or after using the restroom. Carry hand sanitizer for situations when water is not readily available.

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Nepal uses three types of power plugs and sockets (also known as outlets): Type C, Type D, and Type M. Type C plugs have two round pins, Type D plugs have three round pins in a triangular pattern, and Type M plugs have three round pins with larger pins than Type D. Type E, F, and some universal power plug adapters are not compatible with Type D and Type M sockets, so be sure to buy a connector piece suitable for Type D or Type M plug types.

The standard voltage in Nepal is 230V at a frequency of 50Hz. If you are travelling to Nepal from a country with a standard voltage of 100V-127V, such as the US, Canada, or countries in South America, you will need a voltage converter in addition to a power plug adapter.

Voltage converters and transformers allow you to use electrical appliances that are rated at a different voltage from the supply. Using an electrical appliance with the wrong voltage can be extremely dangerous. Converters are typically used with appliances that operate for a short duration (1-2 hours), while transformers can be used with appliances that operate continuously.

It is important to note that travel adapters do not convert voltage or frequency. They simply allow you to plug any electrical appliance from one country into a foreign electrical socket from another.

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Frequently asked questions.

The best time to visit Nepal is between October and December when the skies are clear and the weather is calm and dry. This is the perfect time for adventurous activities.

The traditional greeting in Nepal involves putting your palms together and saying "Namaste" or Namaskar. It is considered rude to point the soles of your feet at someone or to put your feet on chairs, benches, or tables. Public displays of affection are also frowned upon.

Nepali food is often spicy, so if you're not used to it, take caution and keep medicines at your disposal. Water from the tap is not safe for consumption, so stick to bottled water.

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