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Nepal
Required in some cases
RT-PCR required to enter
Open for takeout and delivery
10 days in an approved hotel
Limited
Updated: July 1, 2021
Reviewed: July 28, 2021
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General
Nepal has suspended all flights due to a rise in cases, while some domestic restrictions are being lifted.
Can I travel to Nepal?
- Most commercial flights to and from Nepal are suspended, while most land borders are open.
- The Gaddha Chowk border with India has re-opened for travel, after registering in advance.
- Those wishing to enter Nepal must apply in advance, present their itinerary and have travel insurance. Visas on arrival are suspended.
- Limited flights from India, Qatar, Turkey and China are allowed.
Do I need to go into quarantine when arriving to Nepal?
- All arrivals to Nepal must quarantine in an approved hotel for 7 days.
- Vaccinated arrivals may self-quarantine instead.
Are COVID-19 tests required to travel to Nepal?
- All arrivals to Nepal are required to present negative RT-PCR test results, no older than 72 hours.
- All arrivals must show proof of hotel booking, CCMC-generated barcode, and travel insurance.
Is public transportation open in Nepal?
Short-distance public transportation in Nepal is operating, while long-distance routes and domestic flights are suspended.
In high-risk regions public transport is suspended.
Are the restaurants and bars open in Nepal?
Restaurants and bars in Nepal are open for takeout and delivery.
Are businesses and attractions open in Nepal?
- Non-essential businesses in Nepal are closed again, due to a spike in cases.
Do I need to wear a face mask in Nepal?
Face masks requirements vary between areas and businesses.