Visit (visa exemption)：印度 → 尼泊尔
Indian citizens do not require a visa to enter Nepal — there is no visa, ETA or online form to complete. Travelling by air, you enter with your Indian passport or an Election Commission voter ID card; children under 18 accompanied by a guardian can use a school ID or birth certificate.
Indian citizens do not require a visa to enter Nepal — entry is with an accepted identity document; there is no visa, ETA or online form to complete before travel.
- 有效期
- No visa is issued — Indian citizens do not require a visa to enter Nepal (visa exemption)
- 入境次数
- Not applicable — no visa; enter with an accepted identity document
- 单次最长停留
- No maximum stay is published by the Department of Immigration for Indian citizens
何时开始办理
建议在出行前 0 天 至 3 天 开始办理。
Nepal's Department of Immigration states the visa exemption in plain words: Indian citizens do not require a visa to enter Nepal. There is nothing to apply for before travel.
By air, Indian citizens can enter Nepal only with an Indian passport or a voter ID card issued by the Election Commission. For children under 18 accompanied by a guardian, a school ID or birth certificate must be submitted.
On arrival — by air at Tribhuvan International Airport or at a land border — present your Indian passport or voter ID at the immigration counter and enter without a visa: no fee, no form.
需要准备的材料
- Indian passport — A valid Indian passport — one of the two identity documents accepted for entry into Nepal by air. ✓ 已核实
- Election Commission voter ID card (alternative to the passport) — Accepted instead of a passport for entry by air — it must be the voter ID card issued by the Election Commission of India. ✓ 已核实
- School ID or birth certificate (children under 18) — For children under 18 years accompanied by a guardian, a school ID or birth certificate must be submitted. ✓ 已核实
官方来源 →
No visa centre, embassy or online form — Indian citizens enter Nepal directly with an accepted identity document at the entry point.
温馨提示
- By air, only an Indian passport or an Election Commission voter ID card is accepted — other IDs (such as Aadhaar) are not listed by the Department of Immigration for air entry.
- Children under 18 travelling with a guardian need a school ID or birth certificate.
- No visa also means no visa stamp — keep your identity documents handy for airline check-in and the immigration counter.
