MUSCAT: The Embassy of Nepal in Muscat, Oman, has announced that 83 electronic passports (e-passports) are ready for collection by Nepali citizens who applied for new passports through the embassy.
In a notice issued on Wednesday, October 14, the embassy asked applicants whose names appear on the published list to visit the embassy and collect their passports by presenting their old passports and revenue payment receipts.
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