NRN Lawyers advices Nepalese citizens staying abroad, persons of Nepalese Origin called Non-Resident Nepalis (NRN) and for NRN Lawin and Partners navigate on NRN Investment in Nepal, Inheritance and owning of Property, NRN citizenship and Regulatory Compliance, their legal rights regarding repatriation under the latest NRN Act.
Our Core Practice Covers:
Lawin and Partners Leading NRNs Lawyers in Nepal
NRNs lawyers understand laws and directive regarding NRNs, handle documentations and provide proactive and practical advices worldwide.
Secure Your Investment through best NRNs Lawyers in Nepal
Lawin & Partners provides the clarity, advocacy, and strategic support you need to maximize opportunities and protect your assets in Nepal.
An NRN is a Nepalese citizen who has lived abroad for at least 182 days, or a Person of Nepalese Origin (PNO).
Yes, NRNs can buy residential and commercial property in Nepal, but it is subject to specific area limits set by the NRN Act and requires legal compliance.
No, Nepal does not allow full dual citizenship. However, the recent amendment to the Citizenship Act introduced a special Non-Resident Nepali (NRN) Citizenship status for PNOs with limited economic and cultural rights (however it is nor enforced/executed).
NRNs can invest in most permitted sectors through Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), by establishing a company, or by purchasing stocks/shares after obtaining the NRN Identity Card.
NRNs must comply with Nepal's tax laws, including income tax on earnings derived in Nepal. We provide advice on Taxation and Compliance and DTAA benefits.
Yes, NRNs can repatriate their investment principal, profits, and dividends in foreign currency after obtaining necessary approvals (like tax clearance) from Nepal Rastra Bank.
NRNs can inherit ancestral property without needing prior government approval, provided they hold a valid NRN ID Card and the property transfer is legally documented.(but not enforced till date)
You can open both local currency and Foreign Currency Accounts (FCA) in commercial banks by presenting your valid NRN Identity Card and completing KYC requirements.
You can apply for the NRN ID Card at the Nepalese Embassy/Consulate in your country of residence or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs/Chief District Officer in Nepal.
NRNs Lawyers of Lawin and Partners (Law Firm) provides expert legal advice on the complexities of the NRN Act, assist with processes, and offer litigation support for property and investment disputes.
Have a question or need legal assistance? Fill out our contact form and our team of experienced lawyers in Kathmandu, Nepal will get back to you promptly.
Please include your WhatsApp or Viber number in the phone section if you'd prefer a direct call from one of our legal professionals.
We are here to provide trusted legal support tailored to your needs.
Phone : +9779841933745, +9779841933745
Expert FDI lawyers in Nepal advising foreign investors on market entry, regulatory approvals, compli...
Learn More
Leading corporate and company law lawyers in Nepal providing legal advice on business formation, com...
Learn More
In the dynamic Nepalese legal and commercial landscape, business conflicts, online crimes, civil and...
Learn More
Lawin and Partners' is a leading and best intellectual Property Law Firm in Nepal, assisting our...
Learn More
At Lawin and Partners, we understand that proper Labor and Employment compliance is not just a legal...
Learn More
Lawin and Partners is the leading taxation Law firm in Nepal. Relying on Income, Value Added T...
Learn More
At Lawin & Partners, expert Immigration Lawyers serve in providing comprehensive immigration sol...
Learn More
We have vigorously litigated thousands of medical malpractice and personal injury cases, insurances...
Learn More
Lawin and Partners, over the years,assisted and advised a vast number of clients in a variety of ene...
Learn More
To build business certainty, clarity and security implications of contracts and agreement are fundam...
Learn More
At Lawin & Partners, we provide practical guidance as your trusted Property Law Firm in Kathmand...
Learn More
Insolvency Law's (Insolvency Act, 2063) is primary law for company to govern when business is no...
Learn More