Dhruba Bar Singh Thapa & Associates
Nepal offers immense opportunities for foreign investors looking to establish or expand their businesses in a growing economy. The government of Nepal encourages foreign investment by providing various incentives, but navigating the regulatory framework requires expert legal guidance. At Dhruba Bar Singh Thapa and Associates, we provide comprehensive legal assistance for foreign direct investment (FDI) in Nepal, ensuring a smooth and legally compliant entry into the market.
What is FDI in Nepal?
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) involves investing in Nepal’s economy by establishing a new business, acquiring an existing business, or partnering in joint ventures. This requires compliance with the Foreign Investment and Technology Transfer Act (FITTA) and other applicable laws, such as tax regulations and sector-specific guidelines.
Business Incorporation in Nepal
Incorporating a business in Nepal involves adhering to the Companies Act and registering with the appropriate government authorities, such as:
Whether you plan to establish a public company, private company, or foreign entity, we guide you through the entire incorporation process, ensuring compliance with all legal requirements.
we promptly review new cases, providing expert legal guidance tailored to your specific needs.
Thorough examination and interpretation of legal reports and documents to provide clear insights
Systematic gathering of evidence to build a strong case, ensuring all relevant information is obtained
Achieving favorable outcomes, ensuring that your legal matters are resolved effectively.
Entering Nepal’s market as a foreign investor can be complex, but with Dhruba Bar Singh Thapa & Associates, you’ll have expert legal support at every step. Let us help you unlock Nepal’s investment potential and grow your business with confidence.
Contact us today to learn more about our FDI services or to schedule a consultation.
Extensive knowledge of Nepal’s FDI policies and investment laws.
Trusted by foreign investors and multinational corporations worldwide.
From investment approval to business operations, we handle everything.
Tailored services that are both efficient and cost-effective.
We assists clients with compliance, dispute resolution, and transactional support, helping them navigate the complexities of commercial transactions and safeguard their interests.
We assist clients in the real estate sector with compliance, litigation ensuring adherence to regulations, protection of property rights, and effective resolution of legal challenges.
The minimum investment required for Foreign Direct Investment in Nepal is NPR 50 million (approximately USD 375,000).
Yes, Nepal restricts FDI in certain industries, including defense, arms production, and cultural heritage businesses. A detailed negative list is provided by the government.
Yes, foreign investors can repatriate profits and funds after fulfilling tax obligations and obtaining necessary approvals from Nepal Rastra Bank.
The entire process, from obtaining approvals to operational compliance, typically takes 3 to 6 months, depending on the complexity of the investment.
We provide legal services for securing approvals, company incorporation, compliance management, intellectual property protection, and ongoing operational support for foreign investors.
Prominent sectors include hydropower, tourism, agriculture, manufacturing, IT, and hospitality.
