Lhasa Classic 5 Days
After You Receive the Permit
Once you receive your TTP, please keep the following in mind:
- You must present the original permit when boarding flights or trains. Digital copies are not accepted.
- Carry your TTP with you at all times while traveling in Tibet. Police and checkpoints will check it frequently.
- The itinerary on your TTP must match your actual route. Notify your agency in advance if you need to change your plans.
- When leaving Lhasa for other regions, you may also need an Aliens' Travel Permit and Military Area Entry Permit.
FAQ
Q1: Can I apply for a TTP by myself in Lhasa?
No. Individuals cannot apply for a TTP directly. It must be processed through a licensed Tibet travel agency.
Q2: How much does a TTP cost?
For TibetRide guests, the TTP is completely free. Market rates for standalone applications typically range from USD 50-100.
Q3: Can I change my travel route?
Yes, but you must notify us in advance to update the itinerary on your permit. Mismatched routes may result in being denied passage at checkpoints.
Q4: How long is the TTP valid?
The TTP is only valid for your specified travel dates, typically the start and end dates of your tour. It cannot be used for other dates or routes.