Fiber internet pricing in Nepal looks simple until the bill arrives: quoted monthly prices are usually exclusive of 13% VAT, and some providers add installation or equipment charges on top. This guide walks through the real cost of a fiber connection so you can compare quotes on an equal footing.
Start with the monthly plan. Residential fiber plans in Kathmandu typically range from NPR 1,000 to 3,500 per month for 20–75 Mbps, depending on speed and the provider. Two things can quietly raise the total: VAT at 13% applied at billing, and one-time fees for installation, drop wire, or the router/ONU that are often advertised separately.
A transparent ISP includes everything in the plan price. Next Geekers residential plans — Starter 20 Mbps at NPR 1,299, Family 40 Mbps at NPR 1,999, and Pro 75 Mbps at NPR 3,499 per month — include free installation, free drop wire, free fiber cabling and setup, and a free router/ONU. The only addition is 13% VAT at billing, which applies to all telecom services in Nepal. Paying quarterly or yearly can also lower the effective cost: our Family and Pro plans offer 5% off with quarterly billing.
Finally, consider the cost of a connection that drops at peak hours. A provider running its own fiber network, like Next Geekers (AS140050), can keep speeds consistent when the city is busiest. If you would like a quote for your address, check our plans page or contact us with your location — we will confirm coverage and give you the full price with VAT upfront.
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