Nepal is always welcoming for international travelers. Visas are available on arrival at the international airport in Kathmandu and at all land border crossings that are open to international travelers.

Visas
The Tourist visas (15/30/90 days) are available on arrival for US $25/40/100. You can fill in your details online beforehand to save time or on the spot, and bring US dollars in cash. Euros are also accepted. You need your passport valid for at least six months, 2 passport photos on hand and the visa fee in foreign currency (some crossings insist on payment in US dollars). You also need a whole free page in yyour passport for your visa.

Further information
All international travelers, except Indians, must have a visa. Nepali embassies and consulates overseas issue visas with no fuss but most people get one on the spot on arrival in Nepal, either at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport or at road borders at Nepalganj, Birganj/Raxaul Bazaar, Sunauli, Kakarbhitta, Mahendranagar, Dhangadhi and even the Rasuwagadhi checkpoint at the China/Tibetan border.

A Nepali visa is valid for entry for one to six months from the date of issue. Children aged under 10 require a visa but are not charged a visa fee. Citizens of South Asian countries (except India and China) need visas, but if you’re only entering once in a calendar year, these are free.