Indian National Trip to Nepal from Malaysia as tourist

I'm an Indian National and presently in Malaysia and wants to travel to Nepal and from Nepal I intend to drive to India. Do I need to get an immigration chop at Kathmandu airport while arriving into Nepal from Malaysia or I can simply show my Driving License.?

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Can Indian nationals travel to Nepal?

It is important to note that citizens from most other nations must have a visa to enter Nepal. This exception is only extended to Indian citizens. However, Indians are required to carry proper credentials issued by the Government of India, the Election Commission of India, etc.

Is Tourist Visa Open in Nepal?

The Government of Nepal rescinded all previously issued travel advisories on March 10, 2022. All travelers arriving by air may now receive on-arrival visas without quarantine (subject to negative testing results), regardless of their COVID-19 vaccination status.

How many days Indian can stay in Nepal?

All tourists are allowed to stay in Nepal for a maximum of 150 days in one calendar year. Visitors must hold passports that are valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival.

Can Indian citizens travel to Nepal without passport?

We need a document that exclusively proves your nationality. Hence, you need to produce either valid Indian Passport or Election Card (issued by Election Commission) to enter into Nepal.

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