Nepal Telecom Postal SIM Service: How to Order NTC SIM Online at Home
15th October 2026, Kathmandu
Learn how to get a new Nepal Telecom (NTC) prepaid physical SIM card delivered to your doorstep via Nepal Post. Check prices, document requirements, and activation steps.
Nepal Telecom (NTC) has officially launched its Postal SIM Service, a digital initiative created in partnership with the Department of Postal Services.
Nepalese subscribers can now order a new prepaid physical SIM card online and have it delivered directly to their doorstep via Nepal Post, eliminating the need to stand in long lines at telecom counters.
The historic initiative was officially inaugurated by the Minister for Information and Communications, Dr. Bikram Timilsina, who became the service’s first customer.
The launch was attended by key leaders, including NTC Managing Director Sangeeta Pahadi (Aryal), Secretary of Information & Communications Rajendra Kumar Poudel, and Director General of the Postal Services Department Manmaya Bhattarai Pangeni.
Whether you live in an urban hub like Kathmandu or a remote village with limited road access, this service ensures seamless access to telecom services across Nepal.
Key Highlights & Cost Breakdown
| Detail | Information |
| Service Name | Nepal Telecom Postal SIM Service |
| Eligibility | All Nepalese citizens with valid official ID |
| SIM Card Fee | NPR 90 |
| Postal Delivery Fee | NPR 70 |
| Total Cost | NPR 160 |
| Payment Options | Dynamic QR (Mobile Banking Apps, Digital Wallets), Namaste Pay |
Required Documents Before You Apply
To avoid application rejection or verification delays, ensure you have clear digital copies of the following:
Profile Photo: A recent photo showing your face clearly.
Identification Document: Scanned images or clear photos of the front and back of your Citizenship Certificate or Passport.
Address Details: Complete personal address details, including a nearby landmark to help post office agents locate your home quickly.
Step-by-Step Guide: How to Apply for NTC Postal SIM Online
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What happens if I am not home when Nepal Post delivers the SIM?
Nepal Post will attempt doorstep delivery up to 3 times. If all attempts fail, you will receive an SMS notification to collect your SIM card directly from your designated Nepal Telecom counter by presenting your original citizenship or passport.
Can I choose my own mobile number?
Once you complete document verification and online payment, Nepal Telecom automatically assigns an available mobile number to your account and sends it via SMS and email.
Where can I download the official user manual?
You can access the official user manual and guidelines directly through the Nepal Telecom website portal at www.ntc.net.np/post/nt-postal-online-sim-service.
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