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and where to go to get permits, vaccinations and immunisations, and costs and stuff :)

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Depends where you are going and what you are doing (i.e. trekking) in Nepal.
It certainly would be a good idea to some research yourself, get a guide book...

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yeah i was researching trekking permits but i came here for help too... isnt that what this websites for?

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You didn't mention trekking or trekking permits...

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40US$s for the visa, and a guide book of sorts, on arrival is best and sort out the rest as you go.

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No, it doesn't quite work how you think.

You're advised to read the stickies at the top of the thread. Especially note this bit of advice:

It is highly recommended that new users check out the Indian Subcontinent FAQ thread before posting a new thread as you may find many of the answers you seek there

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That's true but there are only a few posts about Nepal in the FAQ thread and I don;t think they would answer the OP's questions coherently. The info on the destination tab is more useful.

CIWEC has good health information but maybe not good enough to base a decison on - check with a doctor.

immi.gov.bp has all of the visa information but not presented very wll. The first decision to make is whether to get a visa in advance or on arrival..

Answers about permits depend on what you want to to do; perhaps read through the information on the destination tabs above which might help to focus your questions. A guidebook is also very useful and worth investing in - it will assist in planning the trip and be a source of further information when you are in Nepal.

Good luck.

scoodly

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Thanks guys