How to Change a Company Address in Nepal

Changing your company’s registered address in Nepal is important for every business. Whether you are moving to a bigger office, closer to customers, or just updating old information, it is a legal requirement to keep your official address correct.

The Office of the Company Registrar (OCR) and other government offices keep a record of your company’s address. Wrong or old information can cause missed notices, tax issues, or problems with banks and clients. Updating your address helps your business run smoothly.

This guide will show you step-by-step how to change your company address in Nepal, what documents you need, and common mistakes to avoid.

How to Change Company Address in Nepal

5 Simple Steps to Change a Company Address

Step 1: Get Board Approval

  • Prepare a Board Resolution that clearly states the new address.
  • Include the date, time, and names of directors present.
  • All directors must sign the resolution and add the company seal.
  • Some companies may also need shareholder approval.

Tip: Use the OCR’s official format to avoid rejection.

Step 2: Prepare Required Documents

DocumentNotes
Board ResolutionSigned by all directors; clearly states new address and meeting details
Application FormOCR-approved form for address change
Updated MoAShows the new address; signed and notarized
Updated AoAShows the new address; signed and notarized
Proof of New OfficeRent agreement or ownership document
Utility BillRecent electricity or water bill (less than 3 months old)
PAN/VAT Update FormFor companies registered for tax purposes

Step 3: Submit Documents to OCR

Step 5: Verification & Approval

OCR checks your documents and issues a new Company Registration Certificate with the updated address.

Step 4: Inform Other Authorities

After OCR approval:

OCR Fees & Timeline

Authorized CapitalFee
≤ NPR 10 MillionNPR 1,000
> NPR 10 MillionNPR 5,000

Processing Time: 3–7 working days after complete submission

Common Mistakes to Avoid

MistakeExplanation
Incomplete or unsigned documentsAll signatures and company seals must be present
Using old OCR formsAlways use the latest forms from the OCR website
Not updating tax recordsPAN/VAT should be updated immediately after OCR approval
Old or invalid proofsUtility bills or lease agreements older than 3 months may be rejected
Skipping shareholder approvalSome companies must submit a special resolution from shareholders

Tip: Check all documents before submitting to prevent delays or extra costs.


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