The Nepalis Honorary Consulate General in Toronto is located at the following address:
120 Eglinton Ave E.
Suite 707
Toronto, ON, Canada
M4P 1E2.
tel: 416-975-0910
fax: 416-322-2928
regular (non-holiday) office hours: M-F, 10 AM -- 4 PM
The current Nepalis Honorary Consul General in Toronto is Kunjar M. Sharma, MBA, PhD, CIP.
Requirements for a tourist visa:
One completed visa application form, one passport photo, current passport or travel document valid for six months after entry (and valid for travel to Nepal), and one self-addressed, stamped return envelope (or prepaid courier package).
One money order or bank draft (personal cheques, debit or credit cards, and cash are not accepted) made out to the Consulate of Nepal.
[Please do not make cheques out to the Embassy of Nepal. Money orders made out to the Embassy cannot be cashed by the Consulate; applications with those will not be processed.]
Processing will typically take at least five business days.
Fee schedule: CDN$40 for a 15 day multiple-entry visa; CDN$60 for a 30 day multiple-entry visa; CDN$150.00 for a 90 day multiple entry visa. (Any and all extensions must be processed in-country.)
Please download and fill out the visa application form here:
PLEASE NOTE: Tourist visas are also issued at various Nepalese border posts (though not every one), including the international airport in Kathmandu. Payment there is in US dollars. If your travel schedule is tight, you are a Canadian passport-holder, and other countries' visas are lengthier processes, the Consulate strongly advises you to get your visa at the border, if you are crossing at a major border point. (For a precise list of visa-issuing border points, see the visa application form.)
Travellers with more extensive inquiries or who require non-tourist visas are advised to contact the Embassy of Nepal in Washington.
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Fee schedule and policy stipulations available here.
Please also note: The information available at this website is intended to supersede any and all Toronto contact information available at various other sites.
The Consulate regrets any confusion that potential tourists, students, and aid workers have experienced when they have sent their passports to other addresses.