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Nepal: Pokhara, Mustang and Muktinath

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Nepal: 30 days a year for an Indian vehicle

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An Indian-registered vehicle may stay 30 days in total in a calendar year. An extension must be sought at a Nepal Customs office before the pass expires.

Timing · applies to Indian-registered vehicles · set by Department of Customs, Government of Nepal

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  1. 28 Sept 2026First entered from indembkathmandu.gov.in

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Rules for motorcycles, on this route

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Nepal: customs pass for an Indian-registered vehicle

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Issued by Nepal Customs at the border for a stated number of days, two-wheelers included. The Indian embassy gives the charge as 100 to 500 Nepalese rupees a day.

From indembkathmandu.gov.in · dated 28 September 2026 · read 28 September 2026 · no rider has confirmed it

Nepal: free day pass only to the nearest market

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A day pass lets a vehicle visit the nearest town without customs charge. It must return to India the same day and hand the pass back.

From indembkathmandu.gov.in · dated 28 September 2026 · read 28 September 2026 · no rider has confirmed it

Nepal: vehicle without a valid pass is seized

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A vehicle found without a pass, or with an expired one, is treated as smuggled, confiscated and later auctioned by Nepal Customs.

From indembkathmandu.gov.in · dated 28 September 2026 · read 28 September 2026 · no rider has confirmed it

Nepal: passport or original voter card

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For air travel the embassy accepts only a passport or an original voter identity card; Aadhaar and driving licence are refused. The page does not cover land crossings.

From indembkathmandu.gov.in · dated 28 September 2026 · read 28 September 2026 · no rider has confirmed it

Annapurna Conservation Area: entry permit

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Costs 1,000 Nepalese rupees for citizens of South Asian countries and 3,000 for other foreigners. Single entry; bought online or at a counter; shown at check posts.

From epermit.ntnc.org.np · dated 2026 · read 28 September 2026 · no rider has confirmed it

Upper Mustang: restricted area permit, 50 dollars a day

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Covers Lomanthang and Lo-Ghekar Damodarkunda, plus ward 3 and Satang village of Baragung Muktichhetra. Issued by the immigration department in Kathmandu. Needed only beyond this route.

From ntb.gov.np · read 28 September 2026 · no rider has confirmed it

All of Nepal: Pokhara, Mustang and Muktinath