Nepal Visa for Indians

Indian citizens do not need a visa to visit, stay or work in Nepal, thanks to the long-standing friendship arrangements between the two countries. What you do need is valid identity proof. A valid Indian passport or an Election Commission voter ID card is the most widely accepted document at airports and land border points. Airlines flying to Kathmandu or Pokhara usually insist on one of these two, and other identity cards may not be accepted on their own.

Although there is no visa to apply for, planning still matters. Audvik Tours and Travels confirms the right ID documents for every traveller, including children and senior citizens, and arranges flights, hotels and road transfers. For trekkers, we help organise the trekking and conservation area permits needed for routes such as Annapurna, Everest and Langtang. We also offer pilgrimage packages to Pashupatinath, Muktinath and Lumbini, plus Pokhara and Chitwan holidays.