Start Your Company the Right Way, the First Time
Setting up a company in Nepal means working through the Office of the Company Registrar (OCR), PAN registration with the Inland Revenue Department, and multiple supporting approvals — and a single filing mistake can delay your business by weeks. CompanySathi handles company registration in Nepal end to end, for Private Limited Companies, Public Limited Companies, One Person Companies, and Non-Profit Organizations, so you can focus on actually running the business.
Whether you're a first-time entrepreneur in Kathmandu, an existing business converting structure, or a foreign investor setting up a subsidiary under Nepal's foreign investment rules, our CA-led team prepares your documents, drafts your Memorandum and Articles of Association, and manages the entire registration process under the Companies Act 2063.
We help you choose between Private Limited, Public Limited, or a Non-Profit structure based on your ownership, liability, and funding plans — not a one-size-fits-all template.
Name reservation, MOA/AOA drafting, Office of the Company Registrar filing, and PAN registration with IRD, managed in one coordinated process.
Support for foreign investment approval, DOI registration, and NRB reporting for foreign-owned or joint-venture companies.
We don't stop at the certificate — we set you up for VAT/PAN, statutory registers, and your first-year compliance calendar.
We review your business plan and ownership structure to recommend the right company type.
We reserve your company name with the Office of the Company Registrar.
MOA, AOA, and required declarations are drafted and prepared for signature.
We file your registration with OCR and register your PAN with IRD.
You receive your registration certificate, PAN, and a compliance checklist for the year ahead.
A standard Private Limited Company registration typically takes 7–15 working days once documents are finalized, depending on OCR processing time and whether foreign investment approval is required.
There is no fixed minimum paid-up capital for most Private Limited Companies, though certain sectors (banking, insurance, foreign investment) have their own capital thresholds set by the relevant regulator.
Yes, foreign nationals and entities can register a company in Nepal in permitted sectors, subject to Department of Industry (DOI) approval and Nepal Rastra Bank reporting for foreign investment.
Yes, a registered office address in Nepal is required at the time of incorporation, which can be a rented or owned commercial space.
Talk to a CA-led team that handles this every week, not once a year.
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