Every permit you need, at the official price — no middlemen, no fake fees. Nepal has 3–5 permits per route and rampant price gouging. We've mapped every one.
All foreign nationals must register at nepaliport.gov.np before arriving in Nepal. It's free and takes 5 minutes. You'll receive a QR code checked at hotels, transport, and some trekking checkpoints.
Select Your Route
Choose your planned trek from 44+ regulated routes
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SAARC nationals pay reduced fees on most permits
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We generate the exact permit list + total cost for your route
Apply or Book
Digital permits applied online; restricted area via verified agency
Select your trek to see the exact permits required with official prices
Official permit costs for Nepal's most popular trekking routes — per person, international trekkers
Everest Base Camp (EBC)
14 days average
$67
permits only
Annapurna Circuit
15 days average
$37
permits only
Annapurna Base Camp (ABC)
10 days average
$37
permits only
Langtang Valley
7 days average
$37
permits only
Manaslu Circuit
14 days average
$72+
permits only
Upper Mustang
10 days average
$539+
permits only
Every Nepal trekking permit — official prices, where issued, what TrekkrOS does
TIMS Card (Agency)
All 44+ regulated trekking routes
$15
NPR 2000
Official Rate
Sagarmatha National Park (SNP)
EBC, Gokyo, Three Passes, Phaplu approach
$22
NPR 3000
Official Rate
Annapurna Conservation Area (ACAP)
ABC, Circuit, Poon Hill, Mustang, Jomsom
$22
NPR 3000
Official Rate
Langtang National Park
Langtang Valley, Helambu, Gosaikunda
$22
NPR 3000
Official Rate
Manaslu Conservation Area (MCA)
Manaslu Circuit, Tsum Valley
$22
NPR 3000
Official Rate
Solukhumbu Trek Card
EBC and all Khumbu region treks (new 2024)
$30
NPR 4000
Official Rate
Restricted Area Permit (RAP)
Upper Mustang, Tsum Valley, Dolpo
$50–500/week
NPR 7,000–70,000
Official Rate
NepaliPort Registration
ALL foreign nationals entering Nepal
Free
NPR 0
Official Rate
Mountaineering Permit
All 8,000m+ peaks (Everest, Manaslu, Lhotse etc.)
$1,800–11,000
NPR 240,000–1,500,000
Official Rate
Permit fraud is rampant in Nepal. These are documented scams our team has verified.
Fake 'New Tax' Permits
Unofficial checkpoints demanding payment for permits that don't exist. Ask for the official NTB receipt.
Overpriced Permit 'Service Fees'
Agencies charging $50+ for a $15 TIMS card. Our verified partners charge only the official NPR 2,000.
Solo Trek 'Exemption' Packages
Sellers claiming to have an exemption from the mandatory guide rule for a fee. No such exemption exists.
Fake Green TIMS Card
The individual Green TIMS card was abolished in 2023. Anyone selling one is selling a worthless fake.
Is This Price Fair? Tool
If an operator quotes you a permit price, check it here. Enter the permit type and quoted price — we'll instantly compare it against the official NTB/NTNC rate and flag anything more than 20% above official pricing.
Mandatory for all foreign nationals since September 16, 2025. Follow these steps before you fly.
Go to nepaliport.gov.np
Or download the NepaliPort mobile app from iOS/Android. Use the official government URL only.
Before departureCreate Your Profile
Enter passport details, travel plans, and accommodation address in Nepal. Should take 5 minutes.
Before departureComplete Registration
You receive a unique QR code. Screenshot it and save to your phone — works offline.
Before departureArrival at TIA
Show QR code at immigration if requested. Most visitors are not asked but it is mandatory.
On arrivalHotels & Transport
Hotels enrolled in NepaliPort will scan your QR code at check-in. Required by law for all registered accommodation.
In NepalStore in TrekkrOS Wallet
Save your QR in the TrekkrOS Digital Travel Wallet — accessible offline, always with you on trail.
RecommendedMandatory Guide Rule — April 2023
Solo independent trekking was officially banned across all regulated routes in April 2023. All trekkers must hire a licensed guide via a registered agency. The fine for non-compliance is $120 USD + potential permit revocation. Some areas (notably Solukhumbu) have inconsistent enforcement — but TrekkrOS always recommends compliance for your safety.