The Ministry of Information & Communications located in Singha Durbar, must be contacted for queries about filming during the expedition. Permission is required for filming.

All Film Production Units desiring to film within the Kingdom of Nepal, have to apply for permission at the Ministry of Information & Communications, Singha Durbar, Kathmandu, giving full details of the sequences to be photographed in Nepal. Whether it's a foreign production or collaboration between Nepalese and foreign filming teams, the royalty has to be for obtaining permission. The Unit shall be given the permit on receipt of a voucher of Nepal Rastra Bank showing that the amount in US Dollar or its equivalent in the Nepalese currency has been credited o the Ministry of Information & Communications Account. The validity of the permit may be extended if the Production Unit applies in advance for such extension.

The Unit shall operate in Nepal under the supervision and guidance of a Liaison Officer to be deputed by the Ministry of Information & Communications. It shall confine its operation to the localities specified in the permit and shall extend its operation to any other locality only after duly applying for and getting a fresh permit to that effect. It may hire equipment and services from the Royal Nepal Film Corporation on mutually agreed terms. The Unit shall not release the sequence filmed in Nepal until it is approved by the Royal Nepalese Diplomatic Office. The Unit shall provide to the Ministry of Information & Communications, His Majesty's Government, a free copy of the sequences of the film photographed in the Kingdom of Nepal.

In the case of non-compliance with the terms and conditions stated above or the Film Act 2026 along with rules framed under it or violation of any other law currently in force in the Kingdom may result in the infringement of the Production, Exhibition and Distribution of the film.

Contact Ministry of Information & Communications, Singha Durbar, Kathmandu Nepal.