Interested in investing in Nepal’s growing market? Whether you’re starting a new venture or entering a joint collaboration, navigating Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Nepal requires careful legal and procedural guidance. Ensure seamless compliance with Foreign Direct Investment regulations through our expert advisory services, minimizing risks and maximizing opportunities for your global ventures. 💼 Our Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Services Include: • FDI Registration Support at the Department of Industry (DOI) or Investment Board Nepal (IBN) • Business Visa and Work Permit Assistance • Company Incorporation with foreign shareholding • Industry Feasibility and Legal Guidance • Preparation of FDI Proposal and Documents • Coordination with Regulatory Bodies • Tax Registration and PAN/VAT Setup • Ongoing Legal, Compliance, and Audit Support ❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 1. Who can invest in Nepal through FDI? Foreign nationals, foreign companies, NRNs (Non-Resident Nepalis), and international institutions are eligible to invest in permitted sectors under Nepalese law. 2. What are the minimum FDI requirements in Nepal? As per the law, a foreign investor must bring a minimum of NPR 20 million (~USD 150,000) in equity investment for company setup. 3. How long does the FDI approval process take? FDI approval from the Department of Industry or Investment Board Nepal typically takes 15 to 30 working days, depending on project type and documentation. 4. Can I own 100% of a company as a foreigner in Nepal? Yes, in most sectors. Some sectors are restricted or require joint ventures with Nepali partners. 5. Do I need a business visa to start an FDI company in Nepal? Yes, a business visa is required. We help you apply for and obtain the visa and work permit for your FDI-related activities. 📞 Start Your FDI Journey with Confidence Let our experts guide you through the FDI process — from paperwork to approvals — so you can focus on your investment goals. 👉 Book a consultation today and take the first step toward investing in Nepal.