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Construction Company License in Nepal

Construction Company License in Nepal

Step-by-Step Process for a Construction Company License in Nepal (2025 Guide)

Planning to start a construction business in Nepal? Whether you are an individual contractor or a company, obtaining a Construction Company License is a mandatory legal requirement. This license ensures that you are fully authorized to operate, bid for projects, and carry out construction-related work across Nepal.

Reliable Bizz Solutions provides end-to-end assistance for construction company registration, PAN/VAT, local approvals, and contractor licensing.

Governing Authorities

  • Office of the Company Registrar (OCR) – Company Registration
  •  Department of Industry (DOI) – Business Registration (if needed)
  • Construction Business Development Board (CBDB) – Contractor License
  • Local Municipality/Rural Municipality – Local Approval

Steps to Register a Construction Company in Nepal

Follow these steps to properly establish and license your construction business:

Step 1: Reserve Your Company Name

Apply for name reservation at the Office of the Company Registrar (OCR).

Step 2: Register the Company (OCR)

Submit MOA, AOA, director details, and registration forms physically.

Step 3: Obtain a PAN Certificate

Visit the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) to apply for a PAN for your construction company.

Step 4: Register for VAT

VAT registration is mandatory for all construction companies.

Step 5: Open a Business Bank Account

Open an account in any national bank.
 (You will also deposit the mandatory NPR 1,00,000 later for license purposes.)

Step 6: Register at the Local Ward Office

Secure your Ward Registration Certificate, which is required for license application.

Step 7: Apply for a “D-Class Construction License”

Submit your application to your Municipality/Rural Municipality.
 Processing typically takes around 30 working days.

Document required to obtain Construction License in Nepal:

For registering a Construction company and getting a contractor license in Nepal, the following primary documentation is required:

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Documents

 

Fill up the license form first.

1.

Company registration certificate

2.

Tax clearance certificate( if the company is old)

3.

Vat registration certificate

4.

Wada registration certificate

5.

MOA & AOA Photocopy

6.

Company’s owner(s) citizenship

7.

1 lakh deposit voucher in the name of the company in a company bank account

8.

(Machines: – water pump, level machine, vibrator, mixture, tractor, generator, tripper, etc.)( maybe own or lease these machines depending upon rules of local bodies)

9.

Electricity bill/Water bill/ lalpurja of house owner

10.

There should be a work agreement between the company and the civil engineer, accountant, non-accountant, and mechanical engineer. 

11.

Insurance paper of all machines & bill book of tipper/tractor

12.

Images of the equipment with your company name clearly displayed

13.

Machine inspection by a licensed mechanical engineer and verified

14.

Citizenship and Academic certificates of all workers

15.

There should be a work agreement between the company and the civil engineer, accountant, and mechanical engineer. 

16.

Recently PP sized photographs of shareholder  

17.

Company’s stamp

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is a D-Class construction license?

It is the basic level contractor license issued by local municipalities allowing companies to carry out small-scale construction works.

Usually 30 working days, depending on municipal workload and document completeness.

Yes — construction companies must register for VAT as per Nepal’s tax regulations.

Yes. Leased machines are accepted if proper lease agreements and inspection certificates are provided.

Yes — a work agreement with a Civil Engineer and Mechanical Engineer is mandatory.

Municipalities typically require this as a security deposit. It may be refundable depending on local rules.

Absolutely. Reliable Bizz Solutions handles:

  • Company registration
  • PAN/VAT
  • Ward registration
  • Machinery documentation
  • D-Class license processing
  • Engineer agreements
  • Bank deposit guidance

DISCLAIMER:

“The information provided in this blog is for general informational purposes only. While we strive to keep the content accurate and up to date, procedures, requirements, and government regulations may change over time.”

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