Kathmandu Metropolitan City has set a fee structure for filming inside the Hanumandhoka Durbar area effective from Shrawan 01, 2080. The local body implemented the charging structure for both foreigners and Nepalese inside the “World Heritage Site” as per its property tax 2080 for Nepali Fiscal Year (FY) 2080/81.
As per the ruling, foreigners and Nepalese will have to pay a sum for a film shoot inside the Hanuman Dhoka Durbar area. The charges have been structured differently though.
foreigners will have to pay Rs 55 thousand per day for shooting a film inside the popular tourist destination. On the other hand, Nepali citizens must pay Rs 25 thousand a day.
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Likewise, shooting a short film, documentary, and music video will cost Rs 25 thousand for foreign nationals and Rs 10 thousand for Nepalese. For shooting an ad, the Metropolis has set Rs 60 thousand per day for foreigners.
| Filming fee inside Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Area | For film shooting | For short films, documentary |
| For foreigners | Rs 55,000 | Rs 25,000 |
| For Nepali citizens | Rs 25,000 | Rs 10,000 |
All the wards within the Kathmandu Metro have been sent a circular to implement the filming fee inside the Hanuman Dhoka Durbar area from Shrwan 01.
Takeaway:
Mayor Balen-Shah-led city has also implemented parking fees for both two and four-wheelers. Find out how much motorbikes and four-wheelers now have to pay for parking inside the metropolitan city from our post here.
