Electronic visa available — apply through Colombia's official Foreign Ministry portal; standard tourist visa fee is around USD 45, plus a USD 50 study fee.
Colombia offers an electronic tourist visa that Nepali citizens can apply for online through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Cancillería). Your first application must be processed through this system rather than in person; once you hold a valid Colombian visa, later renewals can sometimes be handled locally in Bogotá.
Fee: USD 50 study fee plus approximately USD 45 visa issuance fee for most nationalities (Nepal wasn't listed in the discounted-fee table, so the standard rate likely applies — confirm before paying).
Processing: Not specified on the official page reviewed — apply well ahead of your planned travel dates.
Stay: Not specified — check your visa grant for the exact permitted stay.
Steps
Apply on the Cancillería visa portal — Submit your electronic tourist visa application through Colombia's official Ministry of Foreign Affairs website.
Pay the study fee — Pay the USD 50 visa study fee, which covers the review of your application regardless of outcome.
Upload required documents — Submit your passport scan, photos, proof of funds, and departure ticket copies as requested.
Pay the visa issuance fee if approved — If approved, pay the visa fee (around USD 45 for most nationalities not on the discounted list) to have the visa issued.
Documents
Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended stay, with at least 2 blank pages
Two recent 3x3 cm color photographs on a white background
Documentation showing sufficient economic capacity (bank statement or equivalent)
Copy of your onward/return travel ticket from Colombia
Invitation letter showing your sponsor's financial solvency, if someone else is funding your trip