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The permit is usually declared together with your entry dates and route; submit once your plans are fixed and allow ample processing time.Foreign travellers need a Tibet Travel Permit to enter Tibet; the Everest, Ngari, Yadong and Zhangmu directions also require a border pass.During peak periods volumes are high and processing may take longer; for trips close to departure choose express and confirm acceptance in advance.
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Tibet Travel Permit + Border Pass

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For itineraries entering border directions such as Everest, Ngari, Yadong or Zhangmu, the permit and border pass are declared and processed together.

Service details

Tibet Travel Permit plus border pass, for one traveller whose itinerary enters border areas such as the Everest direction, Ngari, Yadong or Zhangmu. The specific areas and dates are declared together.

Booking Notes

1. A border pass must list the specific areas and dates of travel; these must match the actual itinerary. 2. Travelling beyond the listed areas may be refused. 3. Some border areas are subject to temporary controls; on-site arrangements apply. 4. Real-name application: the name and document number must match the document exactly. 5. The fee covers permit and border pass processing only; transport, accommodation and guiding are not included.

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Permit + border pass (standard processing)
Permit and border pass applied for together, one per traveller; standard processing time, excluding public holidays
₩148,721≈¥750¥860
Earliest: 2026-10-28
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Notes

• Real-name booking: please provide your real name and ID card number.

• WeChat Pay and Alipay accepted.

• On entry, present your ID card or the original document used for booking for verification.

• Need help? Please contact 15692617538.

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FAQ

What is the difference between the permit and a border pass?
The permit covers entering Tibet; the border pass covers entering border areas such as Everest, Ngari, Yadong and Zhangmu. They cover different scopes, and itineraries touching border areas usually need both.
Is a border pass the same as the Tibet Travel Permit?
No. The Tibet Travel Permit covers entry to Tibet itself, while the border pass covers border areas such as the Everest direction, Ngari, Yadong and Zhangmu. They are issued and checked separately, and itineraries that touch border areas normally need both.
What is the Tibet Travel Permit, and do I need one?
The Tibet Travel Permit is the entry document foreign travellers need to travel in Tibet, filed on their behalf by a local travel service in Tibet. Travellers with a foreign passport or Taiwan-related documents usually need one; travellers with a mainland Chinese ID card generally do not, but need a border pass for border areas.
Is the permit electronic or on paper?
It is usually emailed to the address on your order and you print it in colour yourself; in some cases a paper original may be required and you will be told separately. The permit must match your document, and must not be lent to anyone else.
Do children and seniors need separate applications?
Yes — permits are issued per person, so each traveller needs their own document details and permit. Children must have their own document such as a passport and cannot simply be listed under an accompanying adult.
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