Courier to Nepal from Delhi, India - Fast & Safe Delivery
Free Pickup & Packaging | Starts from ₹536
The estimated cost of Courier to Nepal from Delhi, India ranges from approximately ₹536 for the most economical service to ₹605 for express door-to-door delivery. The average international courier charge is ₹577, which covers standard air freight.
Shipping from Delhi to Nepal requires expertise in international logistics, customs compliance, and efficient route planning. Whether you’re sending commercial cargo, personal courier, parcel/documents, or time-sensitive shipments. Understanding the shipping process and terms between these two trading partners is essential for a smooth delivery experience.
Air and surface cargo to
Nepal benefits from Delhi, India's geographical proximity and the open India - Nepal trade relationship under the Treaty of Trade.
Direct flights operate from Delhi to Kathmandu (KTM) and Pokhara (PKR), with road freight available from Delhi, Lucknow, Gorakhpur, and Varanasi via Raxaul–Birgunj, Sunauli–Bhairahawa, and Jogbani–Biratnagar land border crossings.
Ideal for:
- Commercial goods and B2B trade shipments
- FMCG, packaged food, and consumer goods
- Electronics, machinery, and industrial equipment
- Pharmaceuticals and healthcare products
- Garments, textiles, and household goods
- Documents and business samples
- Personal parcels and gift shipments
Express Courier (1–3 Days):
Working with
DHL, FedEx and Aramex, we offer door-to-door air express delivery to Kathmandu, Pokhara, Biratnagar, Birgunj, and other major Nepal cities from Delhi, India. Surface freight and road cargo also available at economical rates.
Customs & Documentation Requirements
Shipping from Delhi to Nepal is governed by Nepal Customs (Department of Customs - DOC Nepal) and the India–Nepal Treaty of Trade (renewed periodically). Nepal applies its own import duty regime independently.
Essential Documents:
- Commercial invoice with HS codes and declared value in NPR or INR
- Packing list with item descriptions, quantities, and weights
- Air Waybill (for air) or Truck Receipt / Road Consignment Note (for surface)
- Certificate of Origin (India) - important for duty concessions
- Export declaration (Shipping Bill - India side)
- FSSAI certificate (for food exports)
- Drug registration certificate (for pharmaceutical exports)
Restricted & Prohibited Items:
Nepal restricts import of certain agricultural products, live animals, certain chemicals, and weapons. Religious and cultural items of special significance may require additional permits. Prohibited items include narcotics, weapons, and items under CITES.
Customs Duties & Taxes:
Nepal–India trade benefits from the Treaty of Trade, but Nepal applies its own import duty on goods from India at MFN rates unless covered by the bilateral agreement.
Shipments to Nepal are subject to:
- Customs duty: typically 0–80% depending on product - capital goods lower, luxury goods higher
- VAT: 13% on most goods at the customs point
- Excise duty on alcohol, tobacco, and certain luxury goods
- No de minimis exemption - Nepal assesses duty on all imports regardless of value
- Infrastructure Tax (IT) and Agriculture Reform Fee (ARF) on certain categories
- Indian-origin goods must carry proper COO for any bilateral concession
Delhi, India to Nepal Shipping Tips:
- Road freight is often more economical for bulk or heavy shipments due to proximity
- Indian Rupee and Nepalese Rupee are pegged - invoice in INR is widely accepted
- Transit time (air): 1–3 working days; (surface road): 3–7 days depending on border crossing
- Open border policy for personal travel but commercial goods require full documentation
