Ecuador tourist visa for Nepali citizens

Visa required through the Ecuadorian Embassy in New Delhi. Ecuador's new eVisa (~US$50, 90 days) covers about 39 visa-required nationalities, but Nepal's eligibility wasn't confirmed — check the official portal before applying.

Ecuador has no resident embassy in Nepal; the Embassy in New Delhi is the nearest mission. Ecuador recently rolled out an online eVisa system priced around US$50 for a 90-day tourist visa, replacing an in-person consular visit for eligible nationalities — but the government's own announcement did not name all 39 eligible countries, so Nepali applicants should check eligibility on Ecuador's official portal before assuming they qualify, and be ready to apply the traditional way via the Embassy if not.

Steps

  1. Check eVisa eligibility first — Visit Ecuador's official digital visa services portal to check whether Nepali citizens can apply for the eVisa — this could be faster than the consulate route if available.
  2. If not eligible, contact the nearest Ecuadorian consulate — Ecuador maintains an embassy in New Delhi, India, which may serve South Asian applicants — confirm this covers Nepal.
  3. Gather required documents — Prepare your passport, photos, travel itinerary, proof of funds, and accommodation details.
  4. Submit your application and pay the fee — Confirm the current fee and processing time with whichever channel applies to you.

Documents

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Last reviewed 2026-09-29.

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