Last Updated on July 2, 2026
Summary✨
- Nepal Telecom introduces home delivery of SIM cards, marking a first for the state-backed company.
- The service launches on Shrawan 01, 2083, utilizing the Postal Service for delivery.
- Key benefits include doorstep convenience, wider reach, improved quality, and enhanced security.
- The collaboration aims to provide effective services without customers needing to visit NTC offices.
- Customers can enjoy additional services like NTC VoLTE for enhanced calling capabilities.
Nepal Telecom will start the home delivery of its SIM cards to users via the postal service (Hulak Sewa). This is the first time that the state-backed company’s customers get service at their doorstep. Besides SIM cards, the company’s other documents, letters, and other services in telecom will be provided via the postal service.
To bring this into effect, an agreement has been reached between Nepal Telecom and the Postal Service (On July 2, 2026). In late March, the government had teased the idea of delivering SIM cards to customers’ homes. The latest development materializes that plan.
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Nepal Telecom to home deliver SIM from Shrawan 01 (July 17)
Nepal Telecom says that the home delivery of its SIM cards will start from Shrawan 01, 2083, from the Department of Postal Services. Acting Managing Director Reena Dongol, on behalf of Nepal Telecom, and Director General Manmaya Bhattarai Pangeni, on behalf of the Department of Postal Services, have finalized the agreement regarding the service.

On the occasion, Acting Managing Director Dangol said that Nepal Telecom is prioritizing the provision of various services to the customers without having to be present at the company’s office. She called it an important step in that direction. She expressed her belief that the company’s customers will benefit from this collaboration between NTC and the Postal Services Department.
Similarly, Manmaya Bhattarai Pangeni, Director General of the Department of Postal Services, echoed similar excitement. She said that the department is taking various steps to implement the government’s goal of providing services to people’s doorsteps, and this is another step in that direction. She said that the collaboration between the department and the company will further increase in the coming days to provide more effective services to the service recipients of Nepal Telecom.
NT says that the collaboration between these two government-owned organizations makes its services more effective, secure, and improves its quality by utilizing the nationwide network of the postal service.
Customers can use the SIM to enjoy NTC VoLTE and VoWiFi jm for HD calls. It unlocks the ability to place calls and use data at the same time during calls.
Benefits of NTC making home delivery of SIM:
Here are the major benefits coming with NTC’s home delivery of SIM:
- Doorstep Convenience: Customers receive their SIM cards, documents, letters, and other telecom services directly at their homes. There won’t be any need to physically visit NTC offices. It saves time and some costs for travel.
- Wider Reach: The service utilizes the nationwide network of the postal service. Therefore, the company utilizes an extensive coverage of the postal service across Nepal to ensure the service reaches the maximum number of its customers.
- Improved Quality & Effectiveness: Collaboration with another government organization helps enhance NT’s service delivery and boosts overall service quality. Customers get service in a timely and convenient manner. It also strengthens public trust in government organizations.
- Enhanced Security: The partnership benefits from the established postal system to ensure that the delivery of SIM cards and documents is secure.
Whether a physical or an NTC eSIM, users can subscribe and benefit from all services that NTC provides.
FAQs on Home Delivery of Nepal Telecom SIM
Here are all the major FAQs you need to know about the home delivery of Nepal Telecom SIM:
The home delivery service is scheduled to begin on Shrawan 01, 2083 (July 17).
They will be delivered directly to your doorstep using the nationwide network of the Department of Postal Services (Hulak Sewa).
The main benefits include doorstep convenience (saving you a trip to the NTC office), a wider reach across Nepal, improved service quality, and enhanced security by using the government’s established postal system.
Yes. In addition to SIM cards, Nepal Telecom will also use the postal service to deliver other official documents, letters, and telecom-related services.










