Traveling in Bhutan is becoming easier for international visitors with the latest update to the Bank of Bhutan’s goBoB digital wallet. The upgrade introduces new features that allow tourists to set up and use the app before arriving in the country, reducing the need for cash during their stay. One of the most significant […]

In addition, merchants across Bhutan can now accept payments from Indian tourists using BHIM UPI via the existing National QR code (QR code after 19th March, 2025).   The transaction charges included to the customers  are as follows: Transactions below Nu. 2,000 will be charged at 0.9% Transactions above Nu. 2,000 will be charged at 1.25%

Indian tourists visiting Bhutan no longer need a Bhutanese SIM card to register for goBoB.   Instead, they can now conveniently sign-up using email-based OTP validation even before arriving in Bhutan given, they are a full SDF payer, removing a major barrier that previously limited access to digital payments for international visitors.   Part 1: How

Bhutan has emerged as one of the most preferred international destinations for an indian tourist. Easy entry, close cultural ties, short travel distances, and a peaceful environment make Bhutan an ideal choice for travelers from India. The country offers a unique blend of spirituality, nature, heritage, and simple living. Below are some of the best