Thailand Tour Packages from Nepal

Four nights is enough for Bangkok and one more place, usually Pattaya, and it fits into a week off once you count the travel days. With six or seven nights you can fly south after Bangkok and spend real time on a beach in Phuket or Krabi, instead of moving on every other day.

Each extra region adds about two nights, because a flight inside Thailand or a long transfer takes most of a day. Nine nights or more leaves room for Bangkok, the north and a beach in one trip, though many couples prefer to see fewer places and stay longer in each.

Thailand moved its visas online in January 2025, but for a Nepali passport the payment is still made in person, so the application has three steps. First, apply on the Thai e-Visa site. Choose the Royal Thai Embassy in Kathmandu and upload your passport, a recent photo, six months of bank statements, hotel bookings in your name, the itinerary and a confirmed return ticket. Book a fare you can change, because the visa is not certain until it is approved.

Second, take the fee to any Global IME Bank branch in Kathmandu Valley and ask for a manager's cheque, because the embassy does not take online payment yet. A single-entry tourist visa costs NPR 5,000 and a six-month multiple-entry visa NPR 25,000, according to the embassy's fee page.

Third, hand the cheque in at the embassy in Maharajgunj, on Bansbari Road, between 9:30 and 11:30 on a working day. The embassy asks for at least seven working days from the day it receives the cheque, and it emails you when the visa is approved. Print the visa and keep it with your passport, because you show it again at Tribhuvan airport.

Our article on how to apply for a Thailand visa from Nepal goes through each document.

You may have read that Thailand opened up visa-free travel this year. It did, but not for Nepal. From 15 September 2026, citizens of 60 countries and territories can stay 30 days without a visa, and three more countries can get a visa on arrival. Nepal is on neither list in the Thai foreign ministry's summary. The e-Visa is still the only way in, and a post that promises Nepali travellers a visa on arrival is out of date or wrong.

Two other plans are often mentioned with it: an Electronic Travel Authorization, or ETA, and an entry fee for tourists. Neither had started in October 2026, and neither replaces the visa. For the rules as they apply to a Nepali passport, the page to check before you fly is the Royal Thai Embassy in Kathmandu.

Buy your dollars or baht in Nepal against your passport and ticket. Nepal Rastra Bank's 2025/26 monetary policy raised the limit for trips outside India to USD 3,000 per trip, which is plenty for a week in Thailand once the hotels are paid. Change it all before you leave, because you cannot count on exchanging Nepali rupees in Thailand.

Thailand asks you to declare cash only above USD 15,000 in foreign notes or 450,000 baht in Thai notes, a limit set by the Bank of Thailand that no holiday budget comes near.

In Thailand, carry both cash and a card. Street food, markets, boat piers and park fees take cash only, while malls and hotels take cards. Thai ATMs charge about 250 baht for each withdrawal on a foreign card, so it is cheaper to take out more at a time. If a card machine offers to charge you in your home currency, refuse and pay in baht, because the machine's own rate is worse.

For what the whole trip costs, flight and visa included, see Thailand trip cost from Nepal.

Every form for this trip comes from one of three official sites: the Thai e-Visa site for the visa, the Thailand Digital Arrival Card you fill in within three days of landing, and TIA Immigration for the self-declaration you show when leaving Nepal.

Search results are full of look-alike sites that charge for the same forms. The arrival card is free, so a site that asks you to pay for it is not the real one. The visa fee is never paid online either: it goes to the embassy by cheque, as described in the visa step.

A few Thai rules surprise visitors because what shops sell does not match the law. Vapes and e-cigarettes are illegal to have or use, with no exception for tourists, even though shops display them. Cannabis is for medical use only, with a Thai prescription, even where a shop sells it openly. The UK government's safety page sets out both rules and the penalties.

Temples, including the Grand Palace, ask you to cover your shoulders and knees, so pack one pair of long trousers or a long skirt. Watch the dates on your visa too. Overstaying costs 500 baht a day, up to 20,000 baht, and can also mean detention and a ban on coming back, as the UK government's entry page explains.

The first number to call in Thailand is the Tourist Police, on 1155. The Tourism Authority of Thailand describes it as a 24-hour line that answers in several languages. Call it for a theft, a scam or a dispute with a shop or a driver.

For anything that needs your own government, such as a lost passport, contact the Embassy of Nepal in Bangkok at 4/1 Soi 27, Sukhumvit 71 Road, Watthana. Save both before you fly, along with our WhatsApp number.