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    Mumbai to Kathmandu trip

    As many of u guys know, I am biking to Kathmandu in 2004.

    Regarding that I wanted to ask u guys a question regarding the passage de carnat rules for entering Nepal.

    Does an Indian resident require an international carnat for entering Nepal? If yes, does the bike have to be in the travelling persons name? This is cause i'm considering going for a buy back scheme for a thunderbird.

    Please reply back on this guys
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    quote:Originally posted by darius_b

    As many of u guys know, I am biking to Kathmandu in 2004.

    Regarding that I wanted to ask u guys a question regarding the passage de carnat rules for entering Nepal.

    Does an Indian resident require an international carnat for entering Nepal? If yes, does the bike have to be in the travelling persons name? This is cause i'm considering going for a buy back scheme for a thunderbird.

    Please reply back on this guys
    What is buy back scheme of Thunderbird?
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    • #3
      There are Enfield dealers in Mumbai who give thier bikes for tours.

      If a person wants a bike he has to pay the estimated market value of the bike as deposit i.e.anywhere between 35,000 to 55,000. After the tour is over the bike is return after charging 3500 as rentals per week or 500 a day (issue to be discussed before taking on the trip whether to take on daily or weekly basis).

      In such a scheme the negative point is that the bike remains in the dealers name and if I require a carnat to enter Nepal, the bike supposedly has to be in my name.
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      • #4
        Hi darius,
        I live here in Kathmandu. and there is other guy, pranay, who is from KTM.. Hope to meet when u will be in KTM. I dont have any concept regarding ur queries still hope to cooperate u. U can also ask pranay.

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        • #5
          Thanx Dude. But pleez do find out about the carnat if possible.

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          • #6
            ok darius, I will try to do so.. coz i dont have any idea regarding it.

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            • #7
              quote:Originally posted by darius_b

              As many of u guys know, I am biking to Kathmandu in 2004.

              Regarding that I wanted to ask u guys a question regarding the passage de carnat rules for entering Nepal.

              Does an Indian resident require an international carnat for entering Nepal? If yes, does the bike have to be in the travelling persons name? This is cause i'm considering going for a buy back scheme for a thunderbird.

              Please reply back on this guys
              no..indian citizens do NOT require a carnat for entering NEpal....other foreign country wallas do though.....
              DoN\'t LivE tO DiE, dIe tO LiVe

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              • #8
                hey man ....dont forget to tell us when u come....we could go biking together....what time of the year u coming>?
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                • #9
                  Sure Dude!!! Thanx for all the info.
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                  • #10
                    quote:Originally posted by darius_b

                    As many of u guys know, I am biking to Kathmandu in 2004.
                    Count me into that trip of yours Darius..!! Gotto be after June though right??

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                    • #11
                      @darius : did u do it? or doin it? no updates from u on this trip...

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                      • #12
                        ya its about end of 2004
                        when are you comming
                        i will welcome you too
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                        • #13
                          Darius : You dont need a carnet while driving into Nepal or Kathmandu. But you need to prove about your nationality and the paper of your bikes.
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