Documents Required for Foreign Investment in Nepal

May 11th, 2025

Documents Required for Foreign Investment in Nepal (New Company) – To initiate a new foreign investment in Nepal, investors are required to submit various supporting documents. These include project details, identification documents, legal agreements, authorization letters, financial credentials, and, if necessary, opinions from relevant authorities. Ensuring all documents are complete and up-to-date helps streamline the investment approval process. Below are the documents required:

1. Application

2. Project Proposal (Project Report)

3. Joint Investment Agreement (if there is more than one investor – individual or company)

4. Copy of passport (if the foreign investor is an individual)

5. Copy of company registration certificate and company profile (if the investor is a company)

6. Copy of citizenship certificate (if the Nepali investor is an individual)

7. Copy of the board of directors’ decision of the concerned company (if the investor is a company)

8. Power of Attorney

9. Bio-data of the foreign investor

10. Financial Credibility Certificate issued by the bank of the foreign investor

11. Copy of opinion from other related agencies, if required

नयाँ विदेशी लगानी गर्दा आवश्यक कागजातहरु प्रतिलिपिः

1. निवेदन
2. परियोजना प्रस्ताव (Project Report)
3. एक भन्दा वढी लगानीकर्ता (व्यक्ति वा कम्पनी) भएमा संयुक्त लगानी सम्झौता ।
4. बिदेशी लगानीकर्ता व्यक्ति भएमा पासपोर्टको प्रतिलिपि ।
5. लगानीकर्ता कम्पनी भएमा कम्पनी दर्ताको प्रमाणपत्रको फोटोकपी र कम्पनी प्रोफाईल ।
6. नेपाली लगानीकर्ता व्यक्ति भएमा नागरिकता प्रमाण पत्रको प्रतिलिपि ।
7. लगानीकर्ता कम्पनी भएमा सम्वन्धित कम्पनीको संचालक समितिको निर्णय प्रतिलिपि ।
8. Power of Attorney (अधिकार पत्रको)
9. बिदेशी लगानीकर्ता व्यक्तिको वायोडाटा ।
10. बिदेशी लगानीकर्ताहरुको बैंकवाट जारी भएको Financial Credibility Certificate
11. अन्य निकायको राय आवश्यक पर्नेमा सो को प्रति ।

If you need any assistance with documentation for Foreign Investment in a new company in Nepal, please book a visit or consultation via phone or email. Check this post to learn about the documents required for Foreign Investment in an existing company, business or industry in Nepal.