Nepal Visa for Indians: No Visa Required
Complete visa requirements for Indian passport holders
Indian citizens do not need a visa for Nepal. For flights, carry a valid Indian passport or Election Commission Voter ID—Aadhaar is not an accepted travel document.
Last verified against official sources: 10 August 2026
Key Information
Key Requirements
- Valid Indian passport or other approved ID proof
- No special permits needed for most areas
Step-by-Step Application Process
- 1
For air travel, carry a valid Indian passport or Election Commission Voter ID
- 2
For land travel, use an official India-Nepal border point and carry an accepted travel document
- 3
Complete any airline or border identity checks
- 4
No Nepal visa application is required
Documents Required
- Valid Indian passport or Election Commission Voter ID for air travel
- Aadhaar, PAN card and driving licence are not accepted as travel documents for flights to Nepal
Pro Tips
- Easiest international destination for Indians - literally no visa needed
- Can drive to Nepal from India - many do road trips
- Flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata are short and affordable
- Perfect destination for budget travelers and trekkers
- For trekking in restricted areas, get permits in Kathmandu
Important Notes
- • Indians can travel to Nepal without any visa
- • No time limit on stay duration
- • Can enter and exit multiple times freely
- • Special permits required for restricted areas (Mustang, Upper Dolpo, etc.)
- • Indian currency accepted in Nepal, but NPR is official currency
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