Household internet users across Nepal will have until Poush 30, 2083, to take advantage of discounted high-speed broadband and whole-home wireless coverage, following Nepal Telecom's decision to extend two of its popular promotional schemes. Citing strong consumer demand, the state-run telecom operator prolonged the validity of both its 30 Mbps NT Fiber internet package and its Mesh Access Point (AP) offer.
Under the extended terms, customers can continue subscribing to the widely discussed 30 Mbps NT Fiber plan at an annual rate of Rs. 4,999. Simultaneously, the Mesh AP device—engineered to eliminate dead zones and deliver seamless Wi-Fi connectivity throughout every room of a house—remains available at Rs. 2,999, reflecting a 40 percent discount on its standard price.
According to Nepal Telecom, the promotional Mesh AP rollout originally began on Ashoj 8, 2083, while distribution of the 30 Mbps fiber tier commenced on Ashoj 30. Brisk adoption by subscribers prompted management to push the expiration date back to the end of Poush.
Meanwhile, prospective customers seeking next-generation wireless hardware face a tighter deadline for a separate festive promotion. A Rs. 3,000 discount on new connections under the Dashain-Tihar WiFi 6 Individual Package remains active only until Kartik 30, 2083.
To secure the WiFi 6 rebate, applicants must register their new connection requests through the Demand Portal on or before Kartik 30. Consumers can submit their applications remotely by dialing 198, accessing the Nepal Telecom mobile application, or registering online via https://complain.ntc.net.np/.
By pairing extended budget-friendly fiber rates with accessible digital registration channels, these updated timelines give consumers clear windows to upgrade their home internet infrastructure before the respective festive and winter deadlines expire.
