We handle all your Nepal trekking permits including ACAP, TIMS cards, and restricted area permits. Let us take care of the paperwork so you can focus on your adventure.
Required for all treks within Annapurna Conservation Area including ABC, Poon Hill, Mardi Himal
Foreign Nationals
NPR 3,000
SAARC Citizens
NPR 1,000
Nepali Citizens
NPR 100
Validity: Unlimited within ACAP area
Applicable Areas:
For organized/group trekkers with licensed trekking agencies
Foreign Nationals
NPR 2,000
SAARC Citizens
NPR 600
Nepali Citizens
NPR 600
Validity: Valid for specific trek duration
Applicable Areas:
For independent/individual trekkers
Foreign Nationals
NPR 2,000
SAARC Citizens
NPR 600
Nepali Citizens
NPR 600
Validity: Valid for specific trek duration
Applicable Areas:
Restricted Area | Permit Fee | Additional Days | Min. Group |
---|---|---|---|
Upper Mustang | USD 500 for 10 days | USD 50 per day after 10 days | 2 people minimum |
Manaslu Circuit | USD 100 (Sep-Nov), USD 75 (Dec-Aug) | USD 15 per day after 7 days | No minimum |
Tsum Valley | USD 40 (Sep-Nov), USD 30 (Dec-Aug) | USD 7 per day after 7 days | No minimum |
Dolpo | USD 500 for 10 days | USD 50 per day after 10 days | 2 people minimum |
Gather all required documents including passport, photos, and insurance
Submit application at Nepal Tourism Board or through licensed agency
Pay permit fees in NPR or USD as applicable
Receive permits and TIMS cards for your trek
We handle all permit applications for our clients. Simply provide us with your passport copy and photos, and we'll take care of the rest!
Common questions about Nepal trekking permits and documentation.
ACAP and TIMS permits can be obtained on arrival in Kathmandu or Pokhara. However, restricted area permits must be obtained in advance through licensed agencies.
Standard permits (ACAP, TIMS) can be processed same day. Restricted area permits may take 1-3 days depending on the area and season.
Report to the nearest police station immediately and contact your trekking agency. Replacement permits can be issued but may cause delays.
Generally, permits are non-refundable once issued. However, in exceptional circumstances, partial refunds may be possible through the issuing authority.
Yes, all trekkers regardless of age need individual permits. However, children under 10 may get discounted rates for some permits.
ACAP permits don't have time limits within the conservation area. TIMS cards and restricted area permits can sometimes be extended at local offices with additional fees.