Nepal visa for South Korean passport holders

A South Korean passport holder applies for an eVisa online before travelling to Nepal for up to 90 days.

Best-effort passport visa-free data — verify against the official source.

eVisa
Tourist entry
90
Days per visit
2
Visa routes tracked

Staying longer: every Nepal visa route

The tourist entry above is for visits. To live and work remotely in Nepal, these are the routes the catalogue tracks — income thresholds, fees and processing times are below; the full requirements are on the country page, linked to the official source.

Verified November 8, 2026 (Eastern Time) against official sources.

RouteTypeStayIncome neededFeeProcessingWorkResidency path
Student VisastudentUp to 1 year, renewable for the course—————
Tourist Visa on Arrivaltourist15 / 30 / 90 days (extendable to 150 days per year)—50 USD———
Nepal: requirements, costs and official sources

Nepal visa questions for South Korean passport holders

Do South Korean passport citizens need a visa for Nepal?

A South Korean passport holder applies for an eVisa online before travelling to Nepal for up to 90 days.

How much does the Tourist Visa on Arrival cost for South Korean passport holders?

The Tourist Visa on Arrival in Nepal is listed at 50 USD. Our catalogue records one published fee per route rather than a fee per passport, so check the official source for any nationality-specific charge.

Can I work remotely in Nepal on the Tourist Visa on Arrival?

No, work is not allowed on the Tourist Visa on Arrival in Nepal. It can be renewed.

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Nepal for other passports

Visa rules change often — verify against the official government source linked on the Nepal page before you travel or apply.