Postal Code of Kathmandu Distirct

This is one of the most terrible offices I've encountered. I bought some cosmetic products and ended up having to pay a whopping 60% in customs duty on top of the purchase price. We had no idea how much we were supposed to pay. For instance, if the total purchase price was Rs 760, I had to shell out Rs 461 just for customs duty. The website is completely outdated and lacks sufficient information about customs duties. I'm left wondering who's responsible for maintaining such an obsolete website.

Worst experience ever. It used to be easy to get small package we didn't need to pay bhansar for small packages but now the process is very hard and long we need to go to multiple rooms and pay in bank get the stamp then again go back to room 9 and then room 20 again come back to room 9 again and line is poorly managed. Okay i am willing to pay bhansar but it took me more than an hour just to get this small package which used to take 5min few months ago. This place is progressing backwards and this is very sad. Some of the Employee are so slow they deserve the Guinness word record on slowest worker on earth. They are intentionally making the process longer and give people difficult time.Also we now have to open our package infront of the staff and explain them about our packages. They are making things hard as possible. Well done!

Situated near Sundhara, you can get here by Local vehicles, taxi or your own vehicles.Parking: Available for bikes(not sure for Cars) Bathroom: Available Wheel Chair Accessible Entrance: No Wheel Chair Accessible Bathroom: No Customer Service: ★★ out of 5 Reception: Yes(at the center of building)Run by government, So the building is typical Nepali Government office style(less light, scary, old government staffs).Every time I visit there I have to pay Rs. 20 for the form and I don't get any receipt for that(corruption maybe).

One of the worst experience in Kathmandu. We were told the was no way to ship a parcel to Canada for some reason. So we ask to buy stamps to send only postcards. We are told it takes 2 stamps per postcard. As we start glueing them on the postcards, one of the staff tells us that they can't send postcards to Canada. So obviously we get mad because why would they sell us stamps, specify that it takes 2 stamps per card, and then tell us they can't mail them... After 5 minutes of everyone screaming at each other, I ripped off the stamps to give them back and they ended up giving us back our money.

10 Days Ago received message from general post office dillibazar, so I went there today to collect, Here are general steps: -Visit room no.20 (ground floor) with photocopy of citizenship, they will search for your parcel in there store room -Visit Custom department on opposite side of building with the parcel & form they will ask you to open the parcel and check it with pricing, once it's checked they will search for custom rates on their system for specific product that you buyed and evaluate the custom duty (in my case it was around 30% for a smartphone cable) they will print 3 copies of bhansar pragyapan patra -Visit banijya bank next to the building and provide 1 copy of pragyapan patra there with the amount of custom duty to be paid they will provide you receipt of payment -Visit Custom department once again with all these documents & will stamp on all of the pragyapan patra 1 copy will be taken by them -Visit room 20 with all these documents once again and they will update on their system & pragyapan patra 1 copy will be taken by themNow the parcel will be handed over to you, Remaining pragyapan patra & receipt is for yourselfNote: This process took me around 30 minutes to complete (Single parcel), may take more time for several parcels