Everything Nepal citizens need to know about applying for a United States visa. Updated July 2026.
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| Visa Type | B-1/B-2 Visitor Visa |
| Application Fee | USD $185 (MRV fee); a $250 Visa Integrity Fee is enacted but not yet collected (not in the US fee schedule as of 23 September 2026) |
| Processing Time | Confirm that your visa category can be issued before checking the handling embassy's current interview wait. Administrative processing and passport return are separate. |
| Maximum Stay | Up to 6 months per entry (set by CBP on the I-94) |
| Official Portal | Official application site |
DS-160 online application required
In-person interview at the US Embassy in Kathmandu for first-time applicants
Be wary of agents who promise approval or coach false stories, inconsistencies are a fast refusal
A $250 Visa Integrity Fee is enacted but is not yet collected (not in the State Department fee schedule as of 23 September 2026)
A US refusal under INA 214(b) means the officer was not convinced you qualified, so show the ties to Nepal that compel your return, and keep every answer consistent with your DS-160 in the short interview.
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Yes. Nepal citizens need a B-1/B-2 Visitor Visa to visit United States. Application fee: USD $185 (MRV fee); a $250 Visa Integrity Fee is enacted but not yet collected (not in the US fee schedule as of 23 September 2026). Processing: Confirm that your visa category can be issued before checking the handling embassy's current interview wait. Administrative processing and passport return are separate.
The B-1/B-2 Visitor Visa application fee is USD $185 (MRV fee); a $250 Visa Integrity Fee is enacted but not yet collected (not in the US fee schedule as of 23 September 2026). A $250 Visa Integrity Fee is enacted but is not yet collected (not in the State Department fee schedule as of 23 September 2026). Budget for the total cost including biometrics, service centre fees, and any required medical examinations.
Processing for Nepal citizens applying for a United States B-1/B-2 Visitor Visa: Confirm that your visa category can be issued before checking the handling embassy's current interview wait. Administrative processing and passport return are separate. Be wary of agents who promise approval or coach false stories, inconsistencies are a fast refusal.
Beyond standard documents (valid passport, photos, financial proof), Nepal citizens must meet these corridor-specific requirements: DS-160 online application required. In-person interview at the US Embassy in Kathmandu for first-time applicants. Be wary of agents who promise approval or coach false stories, inconsistencies are a fast refusal. A $250 Visa Integrity Fee is enacted but is not yet collected (not in the State Department fee schedule as of 23 September 2026). TravelReady generates a personalised checklist for the Nepal-United States corridor.
A US refusal under INA 214(b) means the officer was not convinced you qualified, so show the ties to Nepal that compel your return, and keep every answer consistent with your DS-160 in the short interview. Refusals on this corridor usually turn on one of a few things: documentation that is incomplete or inconsistent, financial evidence that does not show where the money came from, or a file that does not establish your reason for returning. TravelReady's Expert Document Validation checks your documents against embassy rules specific to the Nepal-United States route before you submit.
Data sources: Requirements sourced from official embassy and consulate websites, IATA travel regulations, and government immigration portals.
Update policy: Requirements are reviewed continuously and updated within 24 hours when policy changes are announced. Last reviewed: July 2026
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