Nepal visa

The Nepal eVisa is an Electronic Travel Authorization. It is not a visa itself, but a pre-approval that confirms you are authorized to receive a visa stamp on arrival. ImmiAssist provides a smooth and error-free process for the Nepal eVisa.

Both methods lead to the same outcome. A visa stamp in your passport on arrival in Nepal. The difference is in the process. With a visa on arrival, you complete the entire process at the airport: fill out forms, pay, and receive your stamp, which can take 1-3 hours in peak season. With the eVisa, you pre-submit your application online and arrive with a barcode receipt, reducing airport processing to 5-15 minutes.

Yes. Nepal tourist visas can be extended up to 150 days per calendar year at the Department of Immigration in Kathmandu, Pokhara, or Chitwan.

Yes. Nepal tourist visas for 15, 30, or 90-day stays are all multiple entry, meaning you can leave Nepal and return within the validity period.

The eVisa is worth using if you want to avoid long queues at immigration, particularly during peak seasons when the airports can be very busy. With an eVisa, airport stamping takes only 5-15 minutes compared to 1-3 hours for a regular visa on arrival.

Employment and paid work are not permitted on a tourist visa.

For overstays beyond 150 days, the Director General of the Department of Immigration may impose a maximum fine of NPR 50,000 (approximately $375), and deportation and an entry ban are possible. All outstanding overstay fines must be paid before exiting Nepal. Failure to clear dues can result in further penalties or imprisonment.