A visa is required through the Kuwaiti embassy/consulate — Kuwait's eVisa/visa-on-arrival system is confirmed NOT available to Nepali citizens.
Kuwait's official Ministry of Foreign Affairs eVisa portal lists eligible nationalities for visa-on-arrival or eVisa, and Nepal is not among them. Nepali citizens need to apply for a visa through a traditional embassy channel instead — check with the Kuwaiti embassy handling Nepal, or Nepal's own embassy in Kuwait for guidance, for the current process.
Fee: Not confirmed for Nepal specifically — confirm directly before applying.
Processing: Not confirmed — confirm directly with the mission handling your application.
Stay: Not confirmed — check your visa grant for the exact permitted stay.
Steps
Contact the nearest Kuwaiti diplomatic mission — Since the eVisa/visa-on-arrival isn't available to Nepali citizens, check with the Kuwaiti embassy/consulate handling Nepal for the current traditional visa process.
Gather required documents — Prepare your passport, photos, travel itinerary, proof of funds, and accommodation details.
Submit your application and pay the fee — Follow the mission's specific submission instructions and pay the applicable fee.
Wait for your visa — Confirm current processing times directly with the mission when you submit.
Documents
Passport valid for at least 6 months
Recent passport-style photographs
Confirmed round-trip flight itinerary
Hotel booking or accommodation details
Proof of sufficient funds (bank statement or salary certificate)
Sponsor's documents, if applying on a sponsored/family/work-related entry permit rather than a standard tourist route
No — the official eVisa/visa-on-arrival system is limited to a specific list of nationalities that doesn't include Nepal. You'll need to apply through a traditional embassy channel instead.