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The correct category depends on the purpose, ownership structure, capital, and supporting approvals relevant to the applicant.
Investment and capital deployment
Foreign direct investment matters can involve Department of Industry or Investment Board Nepal processes, depending on the structure and purpose.
Related routes
Foreign professionals working under a Nepalese organisation may require a different route involving work permits, labour recommendations, and line-ministry coordination.
Keep the sequence visible, and confirm the relevant authority before filing.
Eligibility
- Foreign shareholders and company directors
- Authorised liaison officers and representatives
- Individuals exploring a lawful business or investment presence in Nepal
Requirements
- Department of Industry recommendation may be relevant.
- Capital and tax compliance information may be required.
- Multiple-entry and renewal questions should be clarified early.
Documents to prepare
- Company registration details
- Ownership or shareholding information
- Investment documentation
- Tax or audit materials
- Identification records
Process
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Assess
Clarify the activity, applicant, entity, and intended period.
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Classify
Identify the statutory route that matches the purpose.
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3
Prepare
Collect and review the evidence that may support the route.
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4
Coordinate
Understand the offices, endorsements, and follow-up steps involved.
Frequently asked questions
What documents are required to obtain a business visa for Nepal?
Typical business-visa documentation can include company registration, investment or shareholder records, tax and audit documents, proof of inward remittance, and the relevant recommendation. Exact requirements depend on the case.
General information only. Requirements depend on the facts of each case and can change, so confirm the current position before filing.