Puri Jaganath with Bhubaneswar

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Do Nepali citizens need a visa to enter India?
No visa is required for Nepali citizens entering India by land or air directly from Nepal.

What documents are needed for entry? You must carry any one of the following:
Nepali passport
Nepali citizenship certificate
Voter ID issued by the Election Commission of Nepal
Photo ID issued by the Nepali Mission in India (if applicable)

When is a visa required for Nepali citizens?
If entering India from third countries like China, Hong Kong, Pakistan, or the Maldives, a visa is required.

Travel Options
- By Air:
Direct flights from Kathmandu to Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, and Varanasi. Airlines include:
- Nepal Airlines
- IndiGo
- Air India
- SpiceJet
- Himalaya Airlines

- By Road:
Popular border crossings:
- Sunauli–Bhairahawa
- Raxaul–Birgunj
- Jogbani–Biratnagar
- Kakarbhitta–Panitanki

Currency used:
Indian Rupee (INR)
Can Nepali rupees be used in India?
Only small denominations (up to ₹100) may be accepted informally near border towns. Officially, INR is required.

Packing & Essentials
What should I carry?
Valid ID (passport or citizenship)
Light clothes for summer, warm layers for winter
Power adapter (India uses Type C/D/M plugs)
Basic medicines and travel insurance (recommended)

Cultural & Practical Tips
Language:
Hindi and English are widely spoken. Nepali is understood in border areas and by Nepali communities.

Food & Religion:
Vegetarian options are abundant. Respect local customs, especially in temples and spiritual sites.

Mobile & SIM cards:
Nepali SIMs work near the border. For longer stays, buy an Indian SIM (Aadhaar not required for foreigners).

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- What should I carry?
- Valid ID (passport or citizenship)
- Light clothes for summer, warm layers for winter
- Power adapter (India uses Type C/D/M plugs)
- Basic medicines and travel insurance (recommended)

Cultural & Practical Tips
Language:
Hindi and English are widely spoken. Nepali is understood in border areas and by Nepali communities.

Food & Religion:
Vegetarian options are abundant. Respect local customs, especially in temples and spiritual sites.

Mobile & SIM cards:
Nepali SIMs work near the border. For longer stays, buy an Indian SIM (Aadhaar not required for foreigners).
 

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