Tips for Visa Processing in Tribhuvan International Airport Nepal
Posted on Oct 8, 2017 by NepalTravel under Travel TipsTags: Visa Processing, Nepal, International Airport
When you arrive at KTM airport expect some chaos if you are buying your visa there. But don not panic. You are now in Nepal!
Caan all set to resume upgradation works at Tribhuvan International Airporthttps://t.co/OagonnRIN6 pic.twitter.com/yYtB4DPGN3
— The Kathmandu Post (@kathmandupost) February 11, 2017
It is best to have $25 US cash to pay the visa fee. The airport accepts other currencies but they prefer the dollar and you will likely pay more using the other half dozen currencies they accept. You can pay with a credit or debit card but they charge an extra fee and only one of the 3 visa lines will accept card payments.
The fastest way to get through the visa chaos is to immediately go to the left and use the visa computers. You do not need to manually fill out the full page paper application with pictures. You do NOT even need passport photos with you for the visa if you use the visa computers. Of course there is nobody there to tell you all of this which is why I am telling you now. :)
As a toursit, when you land here in Nepal, you have an option for money exchange, ATMs and once you clear Immigration you can also get SIM card easily. Pre Paid taxi is also available. #WelcomeToNepal pic.twitter.com/NL97nw1GIc
— MyHolidayNepal.com (@myholidaynepal) December 16, 2017
Simply fill out the small arrival card, complete your computer application and get the small printout and take these 2 pieces of paper with your passport and $25 to one of the lines and you are set. Trust me, using the computers to go through the process will save you a lot of time. Still allow a minimum of one hour to get through the whole visa process.
You may still want to bring passport photos, though. You will need one to get a SIM card for your phone. You can expect to have no service when you arrive but do not worry, you can buy a SIM card inside the airport just before the exit.
You can also exchange money at the airport but don not expect a great exchange rate. Maybe $40US-$50US would be a good amount to exchange ust so you have some pocket cash to work with until you can exchange money at a better place or find a cash machine to withdrawal from.
Things you can get before completing your Immigration process:
1. SIM Card ( Required Passport Photgraph)
2. Money Exchange
3. ATM machine
4. Pre Paid Taxi
5. Tourist Information Desk
Outside the airport you will now see taxis everywhere. You could choose to take a local bus and save a few dollars, but i don not recommend it for a first time visitor to Kathmandu. It is not worth the time and few dollars you will save.
Oops weather. (@ Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, Nepal) https://t.co/u63rJN2ERI pic.twitter.com/5DlAd7eG28
— Ekendra Lamsal (@Ekendra) April 22, 2017
Following article is written by Justin Beope ( US Resident)
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