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Company Registrar Office of Nepal goes Online

Goods News Indeed! Companies registrar office has finally agreed to the documents submitted online via their web portal and doesn't require to submit any additional paper documents. We certainly hope that these bring efficiency in the work and help companies to get things done smoother. We, also, hope that these will reduce the role of intermediaries who were charging unnecessarily high fees to help companies registered or ensure compliance and also, bring the level of corruption down.

1) Company Registration - New companies should only submit the proposed Memorandum of Association (MOA) and Article of Association (AOA). 

2) Compliance -  Annual reports, audit reports, and all other reports required to be submitted earlier.

3) Share Detail - 

-    Copy submitted online shall be certified by Company Registrar Office and such certified copy must be kept at the registered office of the Company. Company Registrar Office will only keep the digital copy and it will be the responsibility of the company to ensure that share details match with those certified.

- In case of the difference between data entered and scan copy, the company must contact the Company Registrar Office with the board's decision to correct such errors and update data in Company Registrar records.

Notice published in Nepali is given below:


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Location: Kathmandu 44600, Nepal

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