As you know, it's crucial to talk about safe trekking in the Himalayas in the critical condition of Coronavirus (COVID-19). Today, we will answer all your queries concerning 'Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Nepal.' Let us begin by saying that Nepal is not affected by Coronavirus (COVID-19) yet. Nepal is still safe. You must, however, take precautions not to get infected during your trip through the Himalayas and your home. None of them would like to go through the uncertainty of isolation, jobs missing, becoming a source of conversations, endless visits to hospitals, and anxiousness all around them. At the time, The Government of Nepal has decided to temporarily suspend visa-on-arrival for the nationals of Japan, Republic of Korea, The people's Republic of China, including Special Administrative Regions, Islamic Republic of Iran, and Italy. However, citizens of those countries who are willing to visit Nepal can obtain their visas from the abroad missions beforehand. These applicants and transiting nationals from those countries are required to arrive in Nepal by issuing a recent health certificate indicating that they are not affected by Coronavirus (COVID-19) with visa applications. The health, as mentioned above document, will be checked at both immigration at the Kathmandu airport and entry-exit points Nepal's land border. The status of Coronavirus COVID-19 in Nepal As of now, there is only one case reported in Nepal. The Government of Nepal has assured that all appropriate measures are in place to guarantee the best facilities during the crisis. As the travel operators, our government is given a circular to embark on regular trips with appropriate guidelines and precautions. Consequently, you don't have to cancel any of your plans. The Ministry of Health advises everyone not to panic and to follow hygiene regulations to remain safe. Corinavirus Infected nations (WHO reports) South-East Asia RegionReporting
As you know, it’s crucial to talk about safe trekking in the Himalayas in the critical condition of Coronavirus (COVID-19). Today, we will answer all your queries concerning ‘Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Nepal.’ Let us begin by saying that Nepal is not affected by Coronavirus (COVID-19) yet. Nepal is still safe. You must, however, take precautions
