Customs Rules for 3D LCDs at Nepal Airports

No customs duty is levied on personal digital devices (including 3D LCD monitors/TVs) brought into Nepal by passengers, provided they are for personal use and within the duty-free allowance.

What to Expect

• Duty-Free Allowance: NPR 50,000 (~$375) total value of goods per adult passenger.
• Exceeding Allowance: 1% customs duty + 13% VAT on excess value.
• Declaration: Required if value > NPR 50,000 or if commercial quantity suspected.
• Handling Fees: Airlines/ground handlers may charge oversize/overweight baggage fees (not customs).

Practical Tips

• Carry receipt/invoice to prove value/purchase date.
• Pack in original box with padding; consider carry-on if size permits (most 32"+ exceed limits).
• Used personal items are generally waved through; new-in-box may attract scrutiny.
• No import license needed for personal electronics.

Regulations can change; verify with Nepal Customs or your airline before travel.