Trekking Permit - Tourist Link Trek

To trek in Nepal, whether as a Free Individual Traveler (FIT) or in a group, certain regions require adherence to government regulations. In restricted areas, FIT is strictly prohibited, and a licensed trekking guide is mandatory. Special permits for these areas can be obtained from the Department of Immigration, along with the following documents for the trekking permit application:

Online application form: Nepal Immigration Website
Copy of Passport
Valid visa covering the trekking duration
Travel insurance documents
Trekking group’s name list and schedule
Agency guarantee letter
Bank payment voucher for permit fees

Trekking permit fees for various regions are inclusive in our trek charges. Additionally, a Travelers’ Information Management System (TIMS) card is mandatory and can be obtained in Kathmandu. Entry fees for National Parks/Conservation Areas are collected at respective entry points. Here are the general charges for specific trekking areas and restricted zones in Nepal:

Dolpa District:
- Lower Dolpa: US$ 10 per week per person
- Upper Dolpa: US$ 500 for the first ten days, extra US$ 50 per day per person
Taplejung District: US$ 10 per week per person
Mustang District (Upper): US$ 500 for the first 10 days, extra US$ 50 per day per person
Gorkha District:
- Manaslu Area:
  - September-November: US$ 70 per week per person, extra US$ 10 per day per person
  - December-August: US$ 50 per week per person, extra US$ 7 per day per person
- Lower Manaslu (Chhekampar & Chunchet):
  - September-November: US$ 35 for 8 days
  - December-August: US$ 25 for 8 days
Dolakha District (Gauri Sankhar & Lamabagar): US$ 10 per week per person
Humla District (Simikot and Yari): US$ 50 for first 7 days, extra US$ 7 per day per person
Rasuwa District (Thiuman and Timure): US$ 10 per week per person
Sankhuwasabha District (Makalu region): US$ 10 per week per person for the first 4 weeks, extra US$ 20 per week per person after 4 weeks
Solukhumbu District (Everest region): US$ 10 per week per person for the first 4 weeks, extra US$ 20 per week per person after 4 weeks
Manang District (Nar, Phu, and Tilche village regions):
- September-November: US$ 90 per week per person
- December-August: US$ 75 per week per person
Mugu District (Mugu, Dolpu, Bhangri, and Pulu regions): US$ 90 for first 7 days, extra US$ 15 per day per person
Bajhang District (Saipal, Kanda, and Dhuli areas): US$ 90 for first 7 days, extra US$ 15 per day per person
Darchula District (Byas Village region): US$ 90 for first 7 days, extra US$ 15 per day per person.

These regulations ensure the safety and well-being of trekkers in Nepal’s remote and high-altitude regions, and we are committed to assisting you in obtaining the necessary permits for your trekking adventure.