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25 Jan 2019
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Do I need a carnet for Nepal
I'm renting an Indian registered bike in Delhi and going into nepal for two weeks. Do I need a carnet.
In addition, is there a fee charged at the border when taking vehicles in?
Any info on fuel supplies would be welcome
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You don't need a carnet, you just need the paperwork from the rental shop. You should carry the original registration, but some shops give you a copy (plastic card). That what happend to me and the border crossing was smooth anyway. On arrival you will have to pay for your visa and a small fee for the bike, if I remember well.
Which border post will you go thru? I've been thru Bhimdatta and it went fine.
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I was there on an Indian registered bike a couple of months ago and passed into and out of the country without any problem. As has been said have all of the paperwork and you should not have a problem.
If you don't have one an international driving licence is a good thing to have, I have been asked for mine twice now and getting petrol in Nepal is not a problem. I entered at Nepalgunj but be aware some of the crossing points are for Indian and Nepalese nationals only.
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Hi all,
Can someone tell me if it’s possibilite to cross the border from Dareeling to Nepal (Pashupatinagar I think) or is that one for nepalese or Indian nationals only?
I’ll drive a rented motorbike from India
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jdivision
Hi all,
Can someone tell me if it’s possibilite to cross the border from Dareeling to Nepal (Pashupatinagar I think) or is that one for nepalese or Indian nationals only?
I’ll drive a rented motorbike from India
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Yes you can use that crossing, I have in both directions.
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