KATHMANDU, March 14: Nepal has decided not to provide visa on arrival to citizens of Iran visiting the country. Under the new provision, Iranian nationals—except those holding official and diplomatic passports—will now be required to obtain visas from Nepali diplomatic missions abroad before entering Nepal.
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