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Q: Can I travel to Tibet for the purpose of passing through?

As the title implies, I want to travel to Tibet in order to pass through to Nepal. I am not going to stay in Lhasa more than a few days, just long enough for my girlfriend to get her Nepal Tourist Visa. We will then vacation in Nepal and return by the same route: back into Lhasa to catch the train home.

 

I am wondering if this will be possible since I am a foreigner who happens to look a lot like Brad Pitt.

11 years 48 weeks ago in  Transport & Travel - Lhasa

 
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You mean 'passing over' Tibet?sad

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You will need special permission as all foreigners do these days from the Entry-and-Exit folks at the PSB.   There is no "special passing through visa" for Tibet.  You may also be required to be part of a group - it will depend upon how the Entry-and-Exit folk view your request.

 

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