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Introduction:

Nepal Telecom welcomes you to the digital world of mobile technology. In the field of Telecommunications, Nepal Telecom has been the trusted partner of the people of Nepal since 2032. Among many valuable services provided by Nepal Telecom, "Namaste" is the Pre-Paid mobile service launched recently in order to easily make available the latest technology within the grasp of common.

Congratulations to you for being the proud owner of "NAMASTE".

The Starter Pack Contains:

• Welcome letter with SIM serial number, Mobile phone number, PIN/PUK numbers and security code.
• This User's Guide.
• Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card.

(With preloaded airtime of Rs. 100.00 and Active period of 1 months )
Since you pay for your mobile phone calls in advance, with "Namaste" you can control your call expenses.

You will also enjoy a world of convenience with:

• Instant Access
• No deposits
• No bills
• International Dialing (ISD ):
  Pre-Paid subscribers are provided with this facility at the time of purchase.
• National Roaming:
  Subscribers can go to any place and make or receive call wherever the mobile network of NEPAL TELECOM is present.
• "Namaste" basic features (Voice call, SMS and Unconditional call forwarding)
• User friendly languages in English and Nepali.

Important Numbers:

1414	:	To recharge your account, query balance and expiry dates.
1498	:	"Namaste" Customer Care Service for Pre-paid related complaints and information.
011614	:	To divert your calls to NEPAL TELECOM Mobile Voice Mail System (VMS).
011616	:	To check/retrieve messages and for Mailbox management.

Getting started

Your "Namaste" account is instantly activated when you make your first call. Either you can dial 1414 or any other number for the first call. Your first call will be diverted to NEPAL TELECOM Management Centre and you will hear voice prompt from our system. Along with the "Namaste" service information, you will be given the option of choosing the language (English or Nepali) at this time. Make choice according to your need.

After the release of this call you can use the "Namaste" service.
Note: Please keep in mind to select your language option (English or Nepali) at the time of activation of your "Namaste" account. You can not change the language by yourself after your account is activated. If you wish to change your language after activating your account, you have to dial 1498 and ask for it or contact NEPAL TELECOM customer care centre.

Making & Receiving calls

It is no different for "Namaste". You can make and receive calls just like any normal mobile phone.
You will be able to make calls, as long as your account is not expired or you have balance amount remaining in your "Namaste" account.

Note: Please refer to your mobile phone manual for details on how to make and receive calls.

How "Namaste" works

As you make a call using "Namaste", the cost of the call is automatically deducted from your account. This deduction includes the rate of call with all the taxes involved.
To replenish your "Namaste" account, all you have to do is call 1414 and recharge your account by using a recharge card.

States Of "Namaste" Subscriber

1. IDLE When Pre-Paid SIM card is purchased, it is in this state until it makes one call. In this state, the subscriber is not registered to the system and hence can not make or receive any call.
   
   
2. ACTIVE When a first call is made from a Pre-Paid SIM card, its state changes from Idle to Active. In the beginning, Rs. 100 is automatically added to its account and the validity period of 1 month is given. This is the working state of subscriber. The subscriber will remain Active as long as its account is recharged regularly.
   
   
3. SUSPEND When the Active period of Pre-paid subscriber is finished, it goes into Suspend state. In this state, no voice call can be made or received even if there is remaining balance amount in the account. The subscriber can dial only the management number (1414 ) for recharge and balance query but can receive Short Messages. This period is 15 days and if subscriber recharges its account, the state is changed to Active and the remaining balance is also transferred.
   
   
4. DISABLE When subscriber fails to recharge its account within Suspend period, its state is changed to Disable. Then pre-paid subscriber�s account balance will be reset to ZERO and can not make or receive any call except 1414 for recharge. This period is 30 days. The pre-paid account has to be recharged within this period if subscriber wants to retain the account (MSISDN). After this period, the number is permanently deleted from the system.
   

Account balance query:

"Namaste" subscribers can check their account balance by themselves. To check the account balance:

• Dial 1414 and listen.
• Press 2 and listen. Then press 1 again for account balance query.
  OR
  
• Each time you recharge your account, the system will inform you of your new account balance and expiry date.
• OR Dial *400#.

Note: You will receive SMS reminder for recharging your account when your account balance becomes less than Rs.50. When your balance will be less than Rs.25, you will again be reminded through SMS. If you choose not to recharge your account now, then every time you try to make a call, you will hear reminder for recharging before the call setup. You can continue to use your phone until your account balance becomes zero. A reminder tone (beep tone) will be heard when you have 15 seconds of call time remaining.

Recharge Cards

Recharge cards are available in five denominations of RS. 50, Rs. 100, Rs. 200, Rs.500 and Rs.1000. The costs of these cards are Rs.50, Rs. 100, Rs. 200, Rs.500 and Rs.1000 respectively. click here to view the recharge card validity

Recharge cards contain 13 and 14 digits PIN which is covered with Black Ink for security. You have to use this PIN for recharging your account. Please do not purchase the card, if the ink is tampered

How to recharge your account?

• Gently scratch the masking off the back of your recharge card to reveal 13 digits PIN.
• Dial 1414 from your own Pre-Paid mobile phone and listen.
• Press 1 and listen.
• When system ask to enter the PIN number of the recharge card, enter all the 13 digits of your recharge card PIN correctly and listen. You do not have to press any other key or number after PIN entry. After the successful recharge, you will be informed of your new account balance and validity period.
• Alternately, customer can recharge by dialing *411* thirteen digit pins# and press call key

Things to be remembered while recharging your account

1. Always remember to use your own mobile phone (with your own Pre-Paid SIM card) for Recharge.
   
   
2. Do not pause for more than 2 seconds (approximately) while entering the digits of PIN number. If paused longer, system will stop taking your entry and consider the PIN number as invalid.
   
   
3. Your recharge card can be used only once to recharge an account. If you try to enter the PIN numbers of the used recharge card or incorrect PIN numbers, your attempts will be failed and account will not be updated. If such attempts are made carelessly, your account (mobile number) will be BLACKLISTED. After that, you will not be able to make or receive any call. Thus, you should be careful while entering the PIN of recharge card. Listen carefully to the instructions given while recharging.
   
   
4. Pre-paid account can accumulate maximum balance of Rs. 5000 only. Further recharge of the account is not allowed till the account balance less than or equal to the face value of the recharge card is used up i.e. If the face value is Rs 500, then until the balance becomes less than or equal to Rs 4500, you can not recharge. Also the maximum Active day that a pre-paid account can accumulate is 730 days. For instance, if an account with Active days 720 and rechargeable balance (e.g. Rs.3500) recharge by using recharge card with face value Rs.500, the amount equals to face value of the card will be added(i.e. new balance will be Rs.4000) but only 10 days will be added to Active days of 720 instead of 6 months.

PIN1/PUK1 and PIN2/PUK2 numbers:

These are special numbers provided to you with your welcome package at the time of purchase of new SIM card. Please keep them safe for use when required.

If you make wrong entry of PIN 3 times, your SIM will be locked and will ask you for PUK number. Take great care while entering PUK because, if PUK entry is wrong for 10 times, the SIM card will be damaged permanently.

Security Code:

This code is the Identification of Pre-Paid mobile subscriber. This is also provided with your welcome package at the time of purchase of new SIM card. If your mobile is lost, we advise you to Block your account so that others can not misuse it. For that, dial 1498 and ask to block your Pre-paid account by giving your security code. In case, you find your mobile again, you can un-Block your account by giving the same security code.

Since the Welcome Letter given at the time of purchase of new SIM card contains the above vital information like PIN, PUK and security code, we advise you to keep it safely.

Nepal Telecom starts selling Namaste GSM and Sky CDMA sim cards from private counters, Nepal Sim Cards battle Starts...

Neapl Telecom, Government won company starts selling Sim Cards form outsourced private companies from 8th May. This is a move to ensure easy availability of mobile connections to prospective customers. In another option outsourced private firms will also sell mobile handsets bundled with the SIM.

Ncell- the private telco has been selling GSM SIM in such an easy way from many years, which is the major reason behind the huge no.of Ncell sim card distribution, Now Nepal Telecom is also in the battle field to start the sensation.



Previously NT used to distribute SIM cards only from their office during office hours which was not that convenient for the prospective customers. Now with this move, NT Sim cards will be available from private counters in different areas of Kathmandu, which is a major step in removing the hassles for a customer and having broad availability of the SIM in holidays and odd hours.  In the first step, some recharge card dealers are asked to do the SIM distribution with their own counters in different parts of the city, which will be also be provided later to MPOS dealers and handset bundling firms. Such distribution will also be done in other parts of the country after Kathmandu.

This is the first time the state company is all set to seek support of private companies to sell mobile lines. Two months ago, NT outsourced two firms to sell its WiMax broadband internet service. It has also outsourced its enquiry service and mobile tower maintenance, but in a small scale.

Ncell top up - Ncell Recharge - Ncell Balance Transfer - Ncell Rechage Card - Ncell Credit - Ncell top up online - How to add ncell credit

Ncell Top Up

Here are the most popular ways to recharge your ncell sim card.

1. Recharge Card
This is the most popular ways till now in Nepal, you can find recharge cards almost in every village and town in Nepal

Just Scratch the pin number in the scratch card and top up through ussd or sms

you can dial *102*Pin number# and call

2. VFT

This is Virtual Fund transfer.
This is pin less transfer service, this is available in Ncell authorised Ncell center, ncell shop, and pos

3. Online Top Up

Now online top up is in the rise, just need to provide the number and different shop will recharge your number using e banking, and e wallet.

if you have any e wallet account of Nepal you can do it your self.

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How to top up Nepal Mobile ?

Well, it was a waste of time for many people before but now everybody can top up their mobile phone easily, and it is pin less no hassle any more just in put your number, send order confirm the payment online using e wallet like Paypal or VISA Card, Master Card or international Debit Credit Card.

Top up from anywhere you just need internet connection. Its easy its instant its e way.

It is really an easier way now, you don't have the hassle to search long time and find recharge card shop. Now you can top up online using www.nepalsim.com use paypal credit or your Debit or Credit Card to Top Up your mobile phones. Ncell top up, Ncell balance transfer, ncell recharge card, ncell data card is easier and more convenient. NTC top up, NTC balance transfer, NTC recharge card is an easy way now. Get it everything done instantly.

You can even subscribe internet, pay land line bill, pay postpaid mobile bill, buy utl recharge card, buy wifi package and many more....

What is the rule to buy a sim card in Nepal ?

There are some rule to buy a Sim Card in Nepal. Due to the mobile threatening and crime related issues it is the obligatory rules here in Nepal to Provide Required Documents and information along with the application form. According to the telecom company there is slightly strict and loose rules to buy a Nepali Sim Card.
Nepal Telecom state own telecom company is in the top of the race to ask the genuine copy of passport or government issued identification while Ncell accept with only the photocopy of the documents and UTL is more liberal in some conditions.

Required Documents Are

1. A copy of Valid Passport to the Foreigner with Valid Visa
2. A copy of Valid government issued identification document containing photo
3. Self Signed and Submitted Authorized Application form of the Applicant
4. Finger Print stamp in the Form
5. A Copy of Passport Size Photo with both ear seen

Mainly there are three Major Telecoms in Nepal

NTC Nepal Telecom (Before it was Nepal Telecom Authority)
A government run telecom company.
Company Provide GSM and CDMA along with Wi Max

Ncell Ncell Private Limited (Before it Was Mero Mobile)
A Telea Sonera Company
Private Telecom Company run  by Europe Based Form

UTL Untied Telecom Limited
An Indian Joint Venture Private Company
Only Sales CDMA Mobile Phones and CDMA Fixed Phone

1. A photocopy of Nepali Citizenship Card/Passport/Driving License/ID Card (If employed in Government. office) - any one document mentioned above.

2. Applicant must bring the original copy of the document attached with the sub Subscription form for verification.    –

3 For Minor to prove or support identification and a photocopy of the citizenship of minor's father or guardian  valid signature taken in presence of an authorized personnel.

4. For foreign citizens, a photocopy of passport and duly endorsed valid visa is required.. A passport size photograph with both ears clearly visible is needed and the applicant should sign on.

5. Applicantt declare names of his/her three immediate previous generations permanent and temporary' addresses.

6. In case of fraud declaration of the address or other details, Telecom has right to refuse-the mobile service and if the service is already provided then the service will be-discontinued any time without prior notice.

 7. All rights related to rendering of the mobile service to an individual or a company will be solely reserved

 

4G Sim Card in Nepal still a dream vs reality

Nepal Telecom (NT) is launching the 4G WiMAX IEEE 802.16e service first time in Nepal. Nepal Telecom proudly offers WiMAX broadband internet service. WiMAX service is available throughout the country. This wimax is only for internet surfing through its own cpe.

Currently Both national wide telecom Nepal telecom and Ncell are in the race but still not sure which will top the race.

Currently both telecom offers 3G sim card in Nepal but 4G Network and 4G compatible sim card is still a dream away.

3G Service (WCDMA Service)

To fulfill the ever growing demands and to browse and access the web pages like video based programs (Live TV browsing) NT installed WCDMA based 3G system which offers 384 kbps of downloading and 64kbps of uploading data speed.

Nepal Telecom (NT), Nepal’s largest telecommunication provider, is planning to launch fourth generation (4G) technology mobile service within a year. The company has begun negotiations with the concerned companies to upgrade its technology for launching 4G technologies.

Besides, the state-owned telecom giant also plans to add 10 million mobile lines across the country.

Talking to The Rising Nepal, Gunakeshari Pradhan, Joint Spokesperson at the NT, said that the preparations to upgrade the existing mobile service into 4G technology were underway.

She informed that the company has begun negotiations with the two Chinese companies for upgrading its technologies.

She, however, said that the finalisation of the deal was yet to be completed.

"The NT has been working to distribute 100,000 4G SIMs to its customers at the beginning. We are working to add 40BTS towers for upgrading the technology," she said adding, "For this, the company has been dealing with ZTE and Huawei Technologies, two Chinese companies to expand its services in the country."

According to NT, 4G service will have high speed data services of 32 mbps to 45 mbps. In telecommunications, 4G is the fourth generation of cellular mobile communications standards.

It is a successor of the third generation (3G) standards. A 4G system provides mobile ultra-broadband Internet access, for example to laptops with USB wireless modems, to smartphones, and to other mobile devices. Conceivable applications include amended mobile web access, IP telephony, gaming services, high-definition mobile TV, video conferencing and 3D television.

NT plans to completely re-design the network in the Kathmandu Valley to address problems related to its service quality.

Similarly, networks will be built in major cities like Biratnagar, Birgunj, Pokhara and Nepalgunj for 4G services with a priority on data and voice services. The project is expected to be completed by 2015.

Likewise, the NT has planned to increase its subscribers to 10 million. Similarly, the company has planned to improve the services of its 3G and 2.5G technologies.

Currently, 3G service is available in Kathmandu and Pokhara. Telecom has about 50 thousands 3G subscribers.

NT also plans to upgrade its CDMA network to an internet protocol (IP) CDMA network, so as to improve the quality of voice and data services. Telecom is also planning to distribute 2 million IP CDMA technology to its news subscribers within six months, she informed.

Nepal 4G Nepal Telecom Airspan

Nepal Telecom will use 4G equipment from Airspan Networks for the deployment of a network connecting 58 municipalities and 3,915 villages spread across Nepal.
Airspan said the network will run in the 2.3-2.4 gigahertz band, and include its Air4G high-power macro base station. The deployment process is expected to conclude within 360 days of contract signing.
Amar Nath Singh, managing director of Nepal Telecom, said: “After careful evaluation of several competing technologies, we found Airspan to offer the most comprehensive and cost-effective solution that would enable us to meet the deployment schedule requirements and deliver the promised capacity and throughput.”
Nepal Telecom has 520,000 fixed lines, 1.1 million GSM users and 48,000 CDMA users. The new network will facilitate high-speed data services to numerous households and businesses, said Airspan

	Now this is the another telecom in the race to offer 4G compatible sim card in Nepal but Still a long way
	TeliaSonera -- the parent company of Ncell -- has unveiled a plan of upgrading its network in Nepal with 4G technology provided that it recieves license and spectrum from the government. Officials of TeliaSonera unveiled the plan during the Mobile World Congress that kick-started here on Monday. The 4G technology provides faster data speed, high-quality video conferencing and faster internet access. “I can’t exactly say the date. But if we get permission and spectrum in Nepal, we are positive to operate the service,” said Håkan Dahlström, head of TeliaSonera’s Mobility Services.  Addressing a press meet in Barcelona on Tuesday, he said the 4G technology was the best medium for high speed internet. Ncell - the first private mobile operator in Nepal - had launched 3G service at the highest altitude in the world in October last year. Overwhelmed with the response that it received after the launch of 3G service in the Everest region, the company is expecting positive response with the launch of 4G service in Nepal. After Ncell upgrades its network with 4G technology, its customers can enjoy live telecast without any interruption. The technology is mainly popular for video conferencing and high speed internet. TeliaSonera has unveiled its plan of launching 4G service in most of the European countries by 2011. Officials said that in the case of Nepal, the service will be made available by 2012. A few months ago, Ncell had approached Nepal Telecom Authority - the telecom service regulator - for spectrum and license for 4G operation. NTA has yet to respond to Ncell’s request. The delay in NTA proceedings means Nepalis will need to wait some more time to enjoy 4G service. TeliaSonera has already upgraded its network with 4G technology in Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Norway and Sweden. Internet service through 4G technology offers bandwidth of 10 to 100 MB per second. European countries using this technology are providing 30 GB internet at 60 euros. Ncell plans to cover 90 percent of the total population by the end of this year and invest $100 million this year. It presently covers 85 percent of total population. The company is also planning to introduce value added services in new sectors this year. Along with Nepal, TeliaSonera operates mobile service in Cambodia, Norway, Denmark, Russia, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Tazakhstan and others.

Iphone 5S and 5C compatible Sim Card in Nepal

 Ncell 3G GSM, NTC 3G GSM and CDMA Normal sim card are available easily so it is better to carefully cut the sim card and convert it to a Nano Sim Card. After carefully cutting the Normal sim card you can easily use on Iphone 5S and Iphone 5C


Please Find the details how to use Normal Nepal Sim card to nano Sim card for iphone 5S and Iphone 5C

http://youtu.be/tWIj-JWFmnk

The prepaid Nepal SIM card with an international cell phone is the most convenient and affordable calling solution while you travel Nepal. Your Nepal SIM card and Nepal cell phone service is prepaid so there is no need for a contract.

   

    

Nepal SIM Card (NCELL and NTC GSM And CDMA) Highlights   

     Make calls:    

     Receive calls:    

     Send text messages:    

     Receive text messages: free   

     Prepaid Data:    

     Credit: 

   

Key Features   

     Local Nepal (+977) cell phone number    

     Superior coverage    

     No yearly contract, monthly charges or credit check    


     Only standard-sized SIMs available

   

Please Note:

Your Nepal SIM Card (Ncell) will require a SIM-unlocked GSM 900 and 1800 and CDMA. If you do not have your own international cell phone, we have several models available for rental and purchase.

If you have a locked compatible GSM phone, you can easily unlock it. To do so, visit

Micro and Nano SIMs are available upon request during the checkout. Micro and Nano SIMs may be cut out of a regular sized SIM to meet your order request.