Working Visa

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Nepal

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Requirements

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Only Foreign nationals holding working visa are allowed to accept job and work in Nepal. Working Visa is issued by the Department of Immigration (Non Tourist Visa section) only upon the recommendation from line agency (concerned Ministry of Government of Nepal), Labour Permit from the Department of Labour and Work Agreement (excluding few exceptions) from the Ministry of Home Affairs. Applicants should go through various Government agencies and finally apply at Department of Immigration for the Visa.

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Duration

up to 12 Month(s)

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Citizenship

180 Month(s)

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Fees

60 USD

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Processing time

2-4 Week(s)

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COMPLEXITY

Low

What are eligibility requirements for the Working Visa?

8 Eligibility Requirements

You need valid passport
You need recommendation from the concerned Government line agency
You need Work Permit from Department of Labor
You need Work Agreement from Ministry of Home Affairs
You need an appointment/contract
You need General Agreement with Social Welfare Council (NGOs/INGOs)
You need Tax clearance (for renewal) if taxes has been paid individually
You hiring organisation/ institution/agency must be Tax cleared

Which documents do I need to apply for the Working Visa?

9 Document Required

Recommendation letter from the concerned Government line agency
Work Permit from Department of Labor
Work Agreement from Ministry of Home Affairs
Appointment/contract letter
Tax clearance of hiring organisation/ institution/agency
Tax clearance of applicant (for renewal) if taxes has been paid individually
General Agreement with Social Welfare Council (NGOs/INGOs)
Passport and Visa Photocopy
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Talent Migration data for Nepal

Talent gain & drain map of 2015-2019 data. Sourced from World Bank Digital Development Data.

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