electronics allwed by nepal Custom - KTM

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I am planning to go to Nepal in few months. If you know, can you please describe how many electronics are allowed by Nepal's Custom at airport? All the item i will carry would be for my personal use or some of them would be for gift to friends and families. I was planning to carry couple of cell phones, ipods, cameras, 1 laptop, 1 camcorder, some watches, amd some more small electronics accessories and clothes.   Thank you. BinodB

binodb · May 28, 2009 12:10 AM · 17,886 views

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still waiting for some answers. thanks.

BinodB · May 28, 2009 8:18 PM

HEY BINDAAS BHAYERA LAGE HUNCHA. NO PROBLEM AT ALL. THEY WONT EVEN OPEN YOUR BAG. HAVE A NICE TRIP TO NEPAL.

atewhs · May 28, 2009 8:28 PM

hey last year i took a few electrical gadgets like laptop,psp and camera..but to my surprise my got my luggage with a broken lock..luckily i had kept these wrapped on clothes on lower part of my suitcase but who knows they can reach and unfold every item if possible next time..so dude b careful n have a good journey !!!

sukumbasi · May 28, 2009 9:27 PM

Please check the BAAGGAge Rule of Nepal at http://www.customs.gov.np/pdf/...

dbst · May 28, 2009 11:31 PM

I guess it does not matter if you are not carrying too much. 1 piece each of expensive electronics and couple pieces of each of cheap electronics is not a problem. In the custom, you can go to the line which says you don't have to declare anything. I think there is a rule stating you have to declare if you are carrying something more than certain price limit. I forgot the limit.

nepaliraja · May 29, 2009 4:53 AM

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