Nepal to India

India isn't just another destination on our route list, it's Nepal's largest trading partner by a wide margin. India accounts for well over 60% of Nepal's total foreign trade, and in the past fiscal year alone, more than 8 out of every 10 rupees Nepal earned from exports came from shipments to India. For the thousands of Nepali students, workers, and families crossing this border every week, and for exporters sending goods to Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, or Bangalore, that scale of trade means one thing: cargo moves through this corridor constantly, and it needs to move without friction. Shipping to India works differently from our other routes. There's no sea freight here, and none needed, because the open Nepal-India border makes road transport the backbone of this corridor. Bulk and commercial cargo moves by road through Birgunj-Raxaul, Bhairahawa-Sunauli, and Biratnagar-Jogbani, Nepal's three busiest land customs points, while personal parcels, documents, and anything time-sensitive move faster by air into Delhi and other major Indian cities. Every shipment crossing the border passes through two separate customs processes, Indian export clearance and Nepal's import assessment, and can qualify for preferential duty under the India-Nepal Treaty of Trade when it carries a valid Certificate of Origin. At Namaste Cargo Nepal, we handle both sides of that process for you, from packaging and export documentation at our Thamel office to customs clearance at the border and final delivery in India. Whether you're a student sending documents home, a family sending Dashain gifts to relatives across the border, or a business shipping bulk goods under preferential trade rates, our Nepal to India cargo service is built around how this specific route actually works, by road and by air, not treated as a smaller version of our long-haul corridors.