Updated 17 February 2022 If you've never been to Nepal, it can be a bit daunting when you arrive in Kathmandu! After a long journey it's helpful to know exactly what to expect, so that you can be prepared! Before You Leave Home Before you leave home, (within 15 days before your arrival in Kathmandu), complete the Online Tourist Visa Form and print it. You can find all the details in this FAQ. This saves you from having to queue at one of the kiosks in the airport when you arrive in Kathmandu. We also recommend making a photocopy of your passport details page. Sometimes Immigration ask for it, sometimes not. On the Plane Keep your Boarding Card safe - you'll need to submit it at the Immigration counter in Kathmandu. Sit back and relax! Stretch regularly, and drink plenty of water to stay hydrated. Some airlines will give you a Nepal Arrivals Card to complete on the flight. If not don't worry, you can pick one up at the entrance of the Arrivals Lounge at Kathmandu Airport. You can use our address details: Nepalorama Trekking, Paknajol Road, Paknajol, Kathmandu. Also, keep your printed baggage label/tag handy. You'll have received this when you checked in for your flight. Usually it will be stuck on the back of your passport or boarding pass. You might need this as you exit the airport. When You Arrive in Kathmandu, Obtain Your Entry Visa Pick up an Arrivals Card at the entrance of the Arrivals Lounge and complete it (if you didn't get one on the plane). If you've completed the Online Tourist Visa Form and have the printed confirmation, walk straight ahead to the counter where you pay your visa fee (USD $30 for 15 days, $50 for 30 days - most major
Updated 17 February 2022 If you’ve never been to Nepal, it can be a bit daunting when you arrive in Kathmandu! After a long journey it’s helpful to know exactly what to expect, so that you can be prepared! Before You Leave Home Before you leave home, (within 15 days before your arrival in Kathmandu), complete the Online Tourist Visa