Nepal’s Department of Postal Services invited proposals for its 2027 postage-stamp programme in a public notice dated 27 May 2026. Individuals, associations, institutions and relevant bodies were asked to submit suggestions within 30 days of publication.

Applications were to include an appropriate photograph, brief descriptions in both Nepali and English, and a possible design. The department would collect and process submissions under clause 4.1 of its stamp-issue guidelines.

Eligible themes included festivals and culture; art, religion and literature; architecture, monuments and religious sites; geographic and archaeological features; distinguished national figures; historical events; natural heritage; and other subjects of national importance.

The notice also allowed Nepal-related international organisations, meetings and ceremonies, bilateral or multilateral relations, international years associated with the United Nations, Universal Postal Union or SAARC, and national or international sport.

Submissions could be sent to the Department of Postal Services in Babarmahal, Kathmandu, or emailed to [email protected].