I am planing to travel Nepal in May 2013 and my passport is going to expire in October 2013. So there will be less than 6 month left in passort when I fly to Nepal. I heard that you can't fly if your passport validity is less than 6 month. I don't see any reason for that as I am flying to Nepal and once I am there I will get the new passport when I fly back to US. Please let me know if anyone knoew more about this.
bikuz · Jan 20, 2013 9:18 AM · 2,974 views
You'll be fine as you're going to be traveling back with a renewed passport.
riddle · Jan 20, 2013 9:31 AM
Thanks.Thats what I thought. Its just that my travel agent raised this issue when he got to know about the expiration date of the passport.
bikuz · Jan 20, 2013 9:40 AM
Just got a call from the travel agent and he still says that passport should at least 6 month left. Otherwise you won't be allowed to fly. I could not make any sense of this since I am fyling back to my home country with a valid passport. It makes sense that I need a passport with at least 6 month left when I have to enter the US but not sure how it works when I go to Nepal . I tried to look for more info on this but could not see anything like that. I was wondering if someone else have had similar situation?
bikuz · Jan 20, 2013 2:32 PM
You might wanna call the embassy to be on the safe side. In any case, why don't you apply for renewal from here?
riddle · Jan 20, 2013 3:32 PM
I thought about renewing the passport over here. I heard that they won't renew it if the old one still have more than six month left. By the time it will be less than 6 month (that is in April 2013) I will have less than 3 weeks left for the travel. Having said all this, these are all what I have heard.I haven;t found anything in black and white I will definitely call the embassy once it open in Tuesday as it is a long weekend. The thing is that I was trying to get that Qatar airways deal which expires today and for that I need to know my passport situation. Bhut le khaja khane bela ma pare jasto cha!!!
bikuz · Jan 20, 2013 3:45 PM
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