Nepal’s Tourist Visa is ideal for recon missions — quick-entry access to test the ground, adjust altitude, or scout for deeper integration (Residential Visa, investment, monastery life, or land options via proxy).
Visa Structure
| Option | Fee (USD) | Max Stay Per Entry | Total Limit Per Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15 Days | $30 | 15 days | 150 days/year total |
| 30 Days | $50 | 30 days | |
| 90 Days | $125 | 90 days |
Extension:
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$3/day (min 15 days)
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Late fee: $5/day
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Multiple Re-entry: $25
Entry Type:
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On Arrival (Tribhuvan Airport and land borders)
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Online via official [Nepal eVisa Portal] (no in-system promotion)
Structural Use Cases
| Strategic Use | Notes |
|---|---|
| Initial Survey Mission | Perfect for men testing Nepal as a base, post-collapse option, or reset |
| Trekking & Physical Purge | High-altitude trek as ego eraser, solitude, or reflection tool |
| Soft Religious Integration | Monastery stays, temple immersion, non-digital self-realignment |
| Land/House Proxy Search | Explore options using proxies or long-trusted locals |
| Pre-Residency Visa Test | Use to check bureaucracy quality before applying for Residential Visa |
Structural Pros
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Cost-Effective: <$2/day for long stay, including visa
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No Feminist Bureaucracy: Non-intrusive, silent culture
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Strategic Geography: Surrounded by power-neutral zones (India, Tibet, China)
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No Political Exportation: No rainbow agendas, ESG mandates, or media warfare
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Respect for Age & Sovereignty: Elders revered, foreigners treated by status not skin
Structural Downsides
| Weak Point | Structural Risk Description |
|---|---|
| Time Cap (150 Days/Year) | Not suitable for full-year anchoring |
| Unpredictable Bureaucracy | Small errors = fines or denied extensions |
| Medical Infrastructure | No top-tier care outside Kathmandu or Pokhara |
| Transport Fragility | Landslides, strikes, or protests can stall movement |
| Altitude Hazards | Risk of AMS (Altitude Mountain Sickness) during deep treks |
Recommended Exit Routes
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Exit before 90 days if building toward Residency Visa
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Rotate into India (15–30 days) or Southeast Asia (Thailand, Laos, Cambodia) before re-entry
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Consider religious visa channels if staying within monasteries long-term
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FAQ
How long is the 90-day multiple-entry tourist visa valid for?
The visa is valid for 90 days within a single entry period. You can enter and exit Nepal multiple times during this period.
Do I need to provide additional documents when applying for the visa?
Generally, you need a valid passport, a recent photograph, and any previous visa details (if applicable). Additional documents may be required based on your nationality or specific circumstances.
Can I apply for this visa online?
Yes, you can apply for the 90-day multiple-entry tourist visa through the official Nepal eVisa Portal.
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