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Expenses for visas:
Entry visa: 30 USD (valid 60 days)
Double Entry: 40 USD (useful for who travels also to Tibet)
Multiple Entry: 60 USD For multiple exits and re-enters.
Extensions: All successive months permitted: 50 USD
Attention: You can
remain as a tourist only cumulatively up to 150 days per one year and
not more than 90 in one time. There is no per day extension, so you have
always to pay 50 USD, even for an extension of 3 days! For the last
permitted month, you have to show "reasonable grounds"
Trekking Permits and
regulations
For most trekking you do not require anymore a trekking permit!
For rafting you get the permit through the organizing agency.
For alpine climbing activities you need a permit, which you can get only
through a Nepalese Trekking agency.
For Paragliding, fishing, hunting, scientific research you have to
obtain a permit from the concerned ministries through an agency.
All ministries concerned for other permits are located in the premises
of the Shinga Durbar (Parliament) complex.
The addresses of the Immigration:
Department of Immigration
Main office, Exgivation Road, Kathmandu, Tel: …………..
Department of Immigration
Pardi Dam, Pokhara, Tel: 21167
Public office hours
Sun-Thursday: 10-13:00 / 16-17:00
Friday: 10-12:00
Saturdays closed (public holiday)
In Kathmandu valley also Sunday closed!
Tariff
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Area
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Tariffs
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Kanchenjunga and Lower Dolpa: |
10 $ per week up to 4 weeks, after 20U$ per week |
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Mustang, Dolpa: |
700
$ for first 10 days, after 70U$ per day |
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Manaslu, Rolwaling: |
90 $
per week, from December to August 75 $ per week |
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Humla,Simikot: |
90 $
for 7 days, after 15 U$ per day |
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Areas
not restricted like exempted from any trekking permit fee, but
Annapurna, Everest, Langtang subject to national park fees which are
payable also at the entry points
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Nationalpark entry fees 1000 Rupees for all parks except Annapurna
(ACAP): 2000 Rupees
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Tariffs
and regulations for trekking permits may change without prior notice
by the nepalese authorities.
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