Belize tourist visa for Nepali citizens

Visa required — Nepal is not on Belize's visa-exempt list. No Belizean embassy could be confirmed in Asia, so Nepali applicants apply through Belize's Ministry of Foreign Affairs / nearest Belizean embassy abroad. A single-entry (90-day) visa costs US$50 plus US$30 shipping.

Nepal does not appear on Belize's list of visa-exempt nationalities, so a visa is required. Belize has no confirmed embassy or consulate anywhere in Asia — its nearest missions are in places like Washington, D.C., London, and a few others — so Nepali applicants generally apply by mail/courier directly with a Belizean mission (its Washington, D.C. embassy publishes the clearest requirements) rather than in person at a regional embassy. Processing takes roughly a month, so apply well ahead of travel.

Steps

  1. Confirm the current application channel — Since there's no Belizean mission in Asia, email or call Belize's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, or the Belize Embassy in Washington, D.C. (which publishes the clearest public requirements), to confirm whether Nepali applicants should apply by mail/courier and where to send documents.
  2. Gather required documents — Prepare a completed and signed application form, a passport-size photo, a valid passport, a copy of your travel itinerary, a bank statement, and an employment letter if applicable.
  3. Submit your application and pay the fee — Send your documents as instructed along with the visa fee (single or multiple entry) plus the courier/shipping charge for your passport to be sent back with the visa.
  4. Wait for your visa to be issued — Processing commonly takes around 30 business days — build this into your travel planning and avoid booking non-refundable travel until it's confirmed.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a Belizean embassy I can apply through in Nepal or nearby in Asia?

No confirmed one — Belize's diplomatic network in Asia is very limited. Most Nepali applicants will need to apply by mail/courier directly with a Belizean mission abroad (such as the Washington, D.C. embassy) or through Belize's Ministry of Foreign Affairs directly.

Last reviewed 2026-09-29.

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