Tourist Visa

All tourists visiting Bhutan are required to travel through an authorized tour operator on a pre-planned, pre-paid, guided package tour. Independent travel is not permitted. The government stipulates a high minimum all-inclusive entry fee per day. The tour operator is responsible for all logistical arrangements during your stay in Bhutan.

VisaAll visas must be processed prior to entering the country. The necessary formalities are taken care of by your tour operator. It is advisable to make an application between 3 and 6 weeks prior to the intended arrival date, depending on the season. Visas are now granted for the applied period (be it for three weeks or more) and not just the two weeks as previously. The stated period will be stamped into the passport and no extension will be necessary after two weeks. If the clients wish to extend their stay in Bhutan, once they are in country-then we will apply for the extention and once approved US$ 20 will be collected. Upon arrival, you will need three passport-sized photographs and US$20 in cash.

Arriving/Departing by Air:
The national air carrier, Druk Air, operates several flights per week from Bangkok,Delhi and Kolkatta and Kathmandu to paro that offers spectacular views of the highest mountains in the world. Paro International Airport is about an hour drive from the capital city, Thimphu. For Flight schedules and other necessary information e-mail us at info@bhutancrowntour.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it bhutancrownadventures@gmail.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Arriving/Departing by LandThe only land entry point for tourists is through Phuentsholing, on the southwestern border with India . If special arrangements are made it may be possible to enter and exit via Samdrup Jongkhar in the east.