Visa on arrival basics
Travelers commonly choose 15, 30, or 90 day tourist visas depending on trip length. You should confirm your passport eligibility, passport validity, payment method, and any current arrival requirements before departure.
- Check passport validity before flying
- Choose visa length based on full itinerary
- Keep hotel or local contact details handy
- Allow extra arrival time during busy flight periods
When to arrange in advance
If your passport is not eligible for visa on arrival, if you prefer a smoother arrival, or if rules have recently changed, arrange the visa through the appropriate Nepal embassy or official channel before travel.
Extensions and overstays
Tourist visas can often be extended inside Nepal, but rules and fees should be checked with immigration. Avoid overstays, especially if you have domestic flights, permits, or international connections planned.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I get a Nepal visa at Kathmandu airport?
Many nationalities can get a tourist visa on arrival at Kathmandu airport, but you should confirm current eligibility for your passport before travel.
Which Nepal visa length should I choose?
Choose a visa that covers your full trip plus a small buffer, especially if you are trekking or relying on mountain flights.



