Visa required through Nicaragua's Consulate General in New Delhi, India — Nicaragua shares the CA-4 visa agreement with El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras.
Nicaragua has no resident mission in Nepal; its Consulate General in New Delhi is the nearest channel for South Asian applicants. Under the CA-4 agreement, a visa issued by Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala or Honduras is generally valid for travel among all four countries — confirm current scope when you apply.
Fee: Not published by Nicaragua specifically for Nepal — confirm the current fee directly with the Consulate General in New Delhi.
Processing: Not published specifically for Nepal — confirm current timing directly with the Consulate when you apply.
Stay: Not published specifically for Nepal — check your visa grant for the exact permitted stay.
Steps
Check current visa requirements — Review Nicaragua's official migration authority (part of the Ministry of the Interior) website to confirm Nepal's exact category.
Locate the nearest Nicaraguan mission — Identify the nearest embassy or consulate handling Nepali applications.
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.
Documents
Passport valid for at least 6 months
Proof of sufficient funds for your stay
Proof or ticket for your next destination after Nicaragua
Tourist card (about US$10), purchased on arrival, unless arriving from El Salvador, Guatemala or Honduras
Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras allow free movement between them for many visa holders under this agreement — so a visa for one of these four may cover travel to the others too. Confirm current rules directly, since eligibility can be nationality-specific.