Nepal Restricts On-Arrival Visas for Iranian Nationals
Nepal has announced that it will no longer issue on-arrival visas to Iranian nationals, requiring them to obtain visas from a Nepalese Embassy abroad, except for individuals holding government and diplomatic passports. This policy adjustment also applies to those with travel documents under refugee status.
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Nepal has put a stop to issuing on-arrival visas for Iranian nationals, the country’s Immigration Department confirmed on Friday.
According to the latest directive, Iranian nationals, barring those with government and diplomatic passports, need to secure a visa from a Nepalese Embassy before entering Nepal.
This measure increases the total number of countries excluded from Nepal's on-arrival visa policy to 13, and impacts individuals holding refugee status.
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